Videos of a mail carrier assaulting a young child in Monsey have flooded the internet, the shocking images making it all the way to national news. In the video, a young child is seen walking over to a postbox. From behind the postbox, a USPS worker comes running and purposefully shoves the reportedly four year […]
Since the Revolutionary War, women have served in the military. For most of history, however, these efforts went unrecognized and undervalued. Even as recently as 2016, there remained gender-based restrictions on female service members, the positions they could hold, and the benefits they could receive. With March being Women’s History Month, it’s critical to create […]
Over 60 people attended 13 year old Nyack resident Margot’s film premiere of Dolls & Monsters at Elmwood Playhouse. Following her premiere, the young director took a few minutes out of her day to chat with the RCT. Please, introduce yourself and your town. My name is Margot, I’m 13 years old and I live […]
When Carol Stoll’s husband passed away two years ago, she found that, like most people who lose a loved one, she wasn’t quite sure what to do with herself. It was in the middle of this grief that Stoll started going to Sparky’s Diner in Garnerville and swiftly became a part of the not-so-exclusive club […]
In an unprecedented move, the County of Rockland has issued a press release in response to what they call “Misleading Coverage” of the Bus Safety Program by Tina Traster of Rockland County Business Journal, a blog that discusses Rockland. Ms. Traster’s coverage of the Bus Safety Program began following her receipt of a Notice […]
Rockland was enveloped in a blanket of snow this past weekend, leaving grocery stores raided, roads icy, and an abundance of snowmen in its wake. The RCT reached out to departments around Rockland to give our readers the inside scoop as to how the County of Rockland handles intense weather events such as these. Office […]