Building a More Accessible Future with BRIDGES

Building a More Accessible Future with BRIDGES

According to the CDC, more than 1 in 4 adults in the United States live with a disability. Some struggle with cognitive conditions that are not immediately noticeable. Others face clear physical challenges. All of them, whether recovering from a temporary setback or managing a lifelong complication, must function in a world that often refuses […]

Boulder catcher turned pro player reminisces about time in Rockland

Boulder catcher turned pro player reminisces about time in Rockland

On July 25th, former professional baseball player Stephen Cardullo was honored at a special “homecoming” game at the New York Boulder’s Boulder Stadium. During the game a personalized banner was revealed, showcasing the aptly titled “Cardullo’s Corner”. This banner honors not only Cardullo’s positions of playing left field and corner outfield for the NY Boulders, […]

Cheese Louise! Un-brie-lievable

Cheese Louise! Un-brie-lievable

Pulling Back the Rind on Local Cheese Shop As you walk into Scott and Joe in Nyack, you are immediately greeted by overwhelmingly delicious looking hunks of cheese. They are lined up, perfectly placed and labeled in a gleaming display fridge. Oh, and there’s Scott. Scott lives up perfectly to his self description of “very […]