Penguin Rep to portray life of baseball legend Ty Cobb

Penguin Rep to portray life of baseball legend Ty Cobb

Penguin Rep Theatre follows up its sold-out 40th season-opener, “Trayf,” with “Cobb,” a powerful play by Lee Blessing about the legendary baseball player, beginning Friday, June 30. “Cobb” explores the complicated legacy of the first player inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. “Cobb reveled in being called ‘the most hated man in the game,’” says Brancato who will direct. […]

Three newsmen resign from CNN following dubious Trump-Russia claims

Three newsmen resign from CNN following dubious Trump-Russia claims

Three investigative journalists from CNN have resigned following the retraction and management review of a June 22 story which appeared on CNN’s website. The three journalists include Thomas Frank, who wrote the story, Eric Lichtblau, an editor in the investigative unit, and Lex Haris, who oversaw the unit and who has been an editor at […]

DOZENS OF ROCKLANDERS AMONGST SUNY PURCHASE GRADUATES

DOZENS OF ROCKLANDERS AMONGST SUNY PURCHASE GRADUATES

Nearly 1,100 students were welcomed as alumni on May 19 at the Westchester County Center in White Plains at Purchase College’s Commencement Ceremony. The following Rockland County students earned their degrees in the Spring 2017 semester: Melissa Aleles, of Tappan, NY, graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Music in Music: Performance Instrumental. Zozan […]

NEW PRESIDENT OF ROCKLAND CPA GROUP ANNOUNCED

NEW PRESIDENT OF ROCKLAND CPA GROUP ANNOUNCED

The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) selected David R. Herman, CPA, as president of its Rockland Chapter. Herman is the owner of David R. Herman CPA P.C. His one-year term began June 1. Prior to becoming president of the Society’s Rockland Chapter, Herman served as the chapter’s secretary, treasurer, vice president […]

KLEINER SAYS RETIRING OFFICIAL WILL LEAVE A VOID, BOARD MUST CHOOSE REPLACEMENT WISELY

KLEINER SAYS RETIRING OFFICIAL WILL LEAVE A VOID, BOARD MUST CHOOSE REPLACEMENT WISELY

To the Editor, John Giardiello – longtime head of Orangetown’s Office of Building, Zoning, Planning Enforcement and Administration (OBZPAE) – is retiring in July. Twice in the last several weeks I addressed the town board regarding the importance of filling that upcoming vacancy with someone with impeccable credentials, demonstrated independence from political pressure and a […]