Clarkstown The Clarkstown Police Department is reporting numerous frauds that many Rockland residents have fallen victim to. With the help of the IRS and the FBI, Clarkstown Police Department has been investigating these frauds but most of the suspects are outside of the United States. Case #27: A New City resident reported to Clarkstown Police […]
To the Editor, My sincere sympathy regarding the death of Bob Knight. Mr. Knight was an early supporter of Harmony Hall – Jacob Sloat House in addition to his many other ongoing advocacy efforts in Rockland County. His constant practical work and knowledge served many people and historic preservation projects well in Rockland. The old […]
RCT Chats With Robert Gsellman By Joe Rini It took 15 games, but reality made its 2018 season debut for the Mets this week. Amidst a cold April, the “how about those” Mets raced to a surprising red-hot franchise best 12-2 start to the 2018 season. However, on two cold autumn like evenings that only […]
– Borderline Folk Music Club special event with Arlon Bennett and the Healing Project and Joe D’urso’s Acoustic Excursion this Sunday, April 22, 1:30 p.m. at the Nanuet Library. Contact borderlinefolkmusic123@aol.com. – Park Ridge Elks with an Oldies Dance Saturday, May 12 from 8 p.m. till midnight at the Elks Lodge. Music by Beauty and […]
BY AMAYAH SPENCE A meal for anyone hungry for food or companionship, no questions asked. That is the mission statement of Soup Angels, the soup kitchen that Katie Berry co-founded with Kathie Rife. It is this soup kitchen and its journey that Katie Berry says led to her enlightenment. Here is her story. The first […]
Pension Fund Invests in Start Ups Another $20 million from the New York State Common Retirement Fund was committed to the Tribeca Venture Partners Growth Fund to increase investment in local companies. Since 2014, $35 million has been invested in Tribeca. State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli announced on April 13 this new addition totals his In-State […]