By Matt Veronesi In my career, I’ve been fortunate to wear a lot of different hats, from coaching college baseball to working in professional baseball, to serving as an executive producer for a DVD company, to running a baseball and softball training center where I taught kids the fundamentals of the game. I’ve never been […]
By Alexander Gordon As Mother’s Day comes and goes, I thought I would dedicate this article to my Mother’s favorite show. Dateline. Millions end their day the same way: crawling under the covers, dimming the lights, and press play on a story about somebody who got knocked off the planet. Dateline NBC has been on […]
St. Thomas Aquinas College celebrated the groundbreaking of its new Track & Field facility last week, marking another milestone in the continued expansion of the Spartan Athletic Complex. The new Track & Field facility represents the next phase of development for the Spartan Athletic Complex, which first opened in Fall 2024 and has continued to […]
By Dan Rose, Money has a way of revealing character, especially when a marriage starts to unravel. In my years practicing divorce and family law in New York, I have seen spouses who were transparent about every dollar and spouses who treated marital finances like a magic trick, making assets vanish right when the court […]
One person from NYC, one person from Orange County, one person from Westchester County and two individuals from our sister state of New Jersey are all being monitored for hantavirus for 42 days in the National Quarantine Unit in Omaha Nebraska. Take a look on a map, and our county is surrounded. The three New […]
Every morning, service members around the world fall in for the “morning muster”. The agenda of these meetings consists of accountability, discussing the plan of the day, and building camaraderie. This week, the Rockland County Times is gung-ho to announce our newest recurring segment: The Morning Muster. This corner is dedicated to the distinguished veterans […]