BULLDOZER BLUES FOR HISTORIC HAMLET OF RAMAPO

BULLDOZER BLUES FOR HISTORIC HAMLET OF RAMAPO

Town of Ramapo to make hidden hamlet disappear, eviction notice sent to home-renters STORY AND PHOTOS BY KATHY KAHN Residents of the small community of the “Hamlet of Ramapo,” a dead-end street off Torne Valley Rd. in unincorporated Ramapo near the Village of Hillburn, have been told by the town to vacate the premises. The […]

WESTCHESTER BROADWAY THEATRE CLOTHING DRIVE NOW THROUGH NOV. 22

WESTCHESTER BROADWAY THEATRE CLOTHING DRIVE NOW THROUGH NOV. 22

Westchester Broadway Theatre is supporting charitable organizations in the community, now through November 22, 2017, with their Share the Warmth Clothing and Toiletries Drive. Clean out your closets and help us provide warm clothing and toiletries to those less fortunate. Men’s and women’s clothing in new or nearly-new condition (no rips, stains, etc.), and unopened […]

Carlucci implores governor to make Lauren’s Law permanent

Carlucci implores governor to make Lauren’s Law permanent

Lauren Shields of Stony Point isn’t a little girl anymore. When she was only 8-years-old Shields received a heart transplant and by the time she was 11, she was spearheading a movement to expand organ donations in New York by requiring driver’s license applicants in state to fill out the organ donor registry [yes or […]

Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month recognized for community efforts

Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month recognized for community efforts

Three dedicated people—Martha Robles of Rockland Catholic Charities; Elsa Seguinot, retired Sergeant with the NYPD and President of the Rockland County Police Hispanic Society; and Michael Greco, the first Latino appointed as a U.S. Marshall for the South District of New York and Chairman of Rockland County Commission on Human Rights—were recognized for their contributions […]

Lizzie Borden took an axe … or did she? 125 years later, the Crime of the Century still fascinates

Lizzie Borden took an axe … or did she? 125 years later, the Crime of the Century still fascinates

Penguin Rep Theatre presents the world premiere of “Fall River,” a new play by Frederick Stroppel, directed by Joe Brancato, beginning Friday, October 13. Before O.J. Simpson, there was Lizzie Borden. Whether, as the children’s rhyme goes, she really took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks, then turned and gave her father 41, we’ll never […]