Orangetown Town Supervisor Teresa Kenny began her tenure as Town Supervisor in 2019, following 23 years of service as the Deputy Town Attorney. “I worked with four different supervisors, so I was in a…unique position to be able to walk in and not have to start and learn everything from scratch,” stated Kenny in a […]
On Saturday, September 28th the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill held their annual Cycling for Peace Event. This was the first year that the sisters were able to hold the event on the grounds of their convent. As the title of the event suggests, the central theme of the day was focusing on the importance of […]
Town Supervisor Howard Phillips has a passion for Haverstraw. Before even sitting down to formally begin an interview with RCT, Phillips was already detailing the history and current operations of a program designed to save taxpayer money and improve the quality of life for his constituents. Though he has spent much of his life serving […]
Chef Alain Eigenman is obsessed with food. On Thursdays, he goes to the farmer’s market to buy supplies for the weekend and is back again on Sundays to purchase for the early week. “I base all my garnish, all my vegetables, my salad, my sauce, it is all based on the farmers market”, Eigenman says, […]
A New Play at Penguin Rep Embraces Timeless Themes The Steel Man, a new play by Cary Gitter, hits close to home for Sam Guncler, one of the play’s lead actors. The story follows Leo Gellert (Sam Guncler), a Hungarian Holocaust survivor, and the relationship Leo has with his son Jake (Leighton Samuels) one year […]
On September 25th, the Hudson Valley Hispanic Bar Association presented the 9th Judicial District’s Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration. The event featured keynote speakers Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado, Esq. and Hon. Anne E. Minihan, J.S.C. Five honorees were awarded for their service in the Hudson Valley Judicial System, including Magdelena Areizaga, Jasmin Reyes-Finch, Major Bryan Negron, […]