In a world of self checkout and big-box conglomerates, shoppers are desperate for a more home grown feel. Enter; Nanuet Latino Fresh Market, who will celebrate their one-week-a-versary this Friday. At their ribbon cutting and grand opening, it was evident from the get that Sergio’s Market is the much needed breath of fresh air that […]
A bright red sign now stands atop Lenox Avenue in Congers, proudly remembering George Wohl of the Congers Fire Department who tragically passed 22 years ago while responding to a call. Wohl was described by Congressman Mike Lawler as a “dedicated and beloved member of the [Congers Fire] Department,” and as someone always ready with […]
It has been announced that, effective immediately, Rockland and several other Hudson Valley offices are being forced to cancel their naturalization ceremonies. This order has come from the NYC Office of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or USCIS, and is a federal order from the Trump administration. A naturalization ceremony is the final step […]
These realtors are really giving back For Maria Kriesel, the core of real estate is community. While each person has their own reasons for getting into the industry, Kriesel emphasizes that “…if we do this business only for ourselves, we’re missing such a huge piece of peace and purpose in our lives.” For Kriesel and […]
These results are preliminary and are based on the information available at time of publication,. These are are not official results. Several hundred absentee ballots are outstanding after being postmarked by Election Day or dropped off at the polls. We are not including uncontested races. County Executive Incumbent Ed Day was re-elected for his fourth […]
Last week, the RCT covered the Stony Point Family Diner and the safety issues that have been occurring as a result of the CHPE construction. The DOT has responded to concerns by placing a barricade to prevent cars from going up the one way. This has forced cars to instead go out onto 9W rather […]