As part of its annual preparations for summer months, Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. (O&R) is investing $315 million into its energy system to ensure reliable and resilient service for customers with higher temperatures and potentially severe weather events on the horizon. This year’s preparations expand on the work of summer 2025, when O&R invested […]
The Morning Muster will be taking a break from their column this week following a very busy Memorial Day Weekend. Instead, please enjoy these pictures from memorial events held around Rockland.
The satire on American apathy is the part of this film that refuses to age. Beavis and Butt-Head cross the country driven by nothing more than a stolen TV and the vague hope of getting laid, while every institution they pass through fails to register that these two are the threat. That observation about empty […]
By Matt Veronesi I recently had the opportunity to attend a career fair at the school of my ten-year-old twins, Gabriella and Anthony. As the Superintendent of Parks & Recreation for the Town of Clarkstown, I thought I had a pretty interesting career to showcase to the students. Each student was asked to select three […]
Speaker Carl Heastie and Assemblymember Karen McMahon have announced that the Assembly has passed legislation to strengthen support for volunteer firefighters across the state (A.6790, McMahon). “The Assembly Majority will always have the backs of our volunteer firefighters,” said Speaker Heastie. “This bill is critical for strengthening volunteer firefighter retention and recruitment and ensuring they […]
Members of the Arts Council of Rockland, or ACOR, can now get even more out of their membership. ACOR has recently partnered with STAC to offer members a stunning 20% tuition discount on undergraduate, graduate, and a number of certificate programs. With student/senior memberships at $25 and general memberships at $35, the agreement is […]