Isabella Rieder of Sloatsburg and 10 other art students traveled over spring break to the far-away island-country of Singapore – a contemporary art destination in Asia – to further their studies and experience new cultures. While on the faculty-led trip, the students attended lectures at LASALLE College of the Arts, visited renowned museums and photographed […]
BY KATHY KAHN Some call it money—in Albany, Joseph Percoco and his cronies called it “ziti.” After eight weeks of both trial and jury deliberation, Joseph Percoco, referred to as a “third son” by Governor Andrew Cuomo’s father, former Governor Mario Cuomo, has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and solicitation of […]
I know we are still recovering from two nor’easters that took quite a toll on all of us last week. Being without power for a prolonged period of time is more than just uncomfortable, it can be dangerous. Thanks to our town’s police, highway staff, and even the New York National Guard, we worked as […]
Your weekly forecast by Zachary Jacomowitz Hello, Rockland County! I hope that you’ve had a great week! It sure seems like winter does not want to quit. Well, the Spring, or Vernal, Equinox occurs next week, so let’s see if spring-like weather is in store! Friday: Mix of clouds and sun. High near 38° after […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE – Opening of “Darkness Breaks” works by Diane Churchill this Thursday, March 16, 6:30 p.m. at Industrial Arts Brewing Company at Garner Arts Center, Garnerville. Music by Mary Doherty. Contact garnerartscenter.org. – ArtsRock producing Songs Of Protest Two at the Ritterhouse Auditorium, Old Nyack High School [BOCES]. After-party at Maura’s Kitchen. Old Number […]
To the Editor, Now, I don’t want to go all Norman Rockwell on you but picture this: May, late 1940s, Nyack Post Office step, a tow-headed little kid… short pants… small American flag in hand. He, is me, watching the Annual Memorial Day Parade heading south down Broadway. The reason I’m sitting on the Post […]