It seems Rockland can’t quite catch a break when it comes to weather. Multiple days of intense heat was followed by pouring rain, which resulted in soaked Fourth of July celebrations and roads covered in fallen trees and debris. O&R, which covers Orange, Rockland and parts of Bergen, were kept busy during the weekend, […]
I spent a majority of my childhood driving across and around America, going coast to coast, up and down. This early exposure to the 50 states opened a Pandora’s box of curiosity surrounding the endless ways to spend your days as an American. As I grew older and began traveling outside of the country, I […]
A few weeks ago, the RCT featured historical photos of the Suffern Library to celebrate the library’s centennial. To our great surprise and honor, we were included in the library’s time capsule, set to be opened in 25 years. “A local paper is, ideally, the diary of a community. The June 4th edition of the […]
Reprise Theater Company is taking matters into their own hands Roy Pan was done waiting for a role. Every production consisted of him and his peers looking to the adults to tell them what show they were doing, what roles they would be cast in, what to wear, how to move – and he was […]
At the last legislature meeting, men and women decked out in pink and red showed up en masse to speak on menstrual equity in our county. The Suffern Rotary Club, alongside volunteers from local high schools and middle schools, have been collecting period products to distribute to low-income individuals around Rockland. Speakers emphasized the dire […]
County Executive Ed Day and Director of Economic Development and Tourism Jenna Nazario have announced that 17 organizations from around Rockland will be receiving a total of approximately $178,000 in tourism promotion grants for 2026. Tourism is a critical tool in reducing yearly taxes. On average, tourism knocks off around $675 from the average property […]