When I was first hired in Parks & Recreation 20 years ago, I remember meeting with our senior citizens and telling them how important they were to me. I promised that I would treat them the same way I would want someone to treat my grandparents. Now, many years later, as Superintendent of Parks & […]
The Desert is a dialogue-free animated short film directed and animated by Michael Dockery, an Australian filmmaker who spent three years building the world from scratch. The film follows a humanoid robot traversing a post-apocalyptic wasteland of red sand, ruined cities, and crashed spacecraft. There is no spoken language; the entire narrative unfolds through environmental […]
Tuesday’s meeting of the Orangetown town board started off with a moment of silence for the victims of the Texas flooding tragedy. This catastrophic event has hung heavy on American hearts since July 4th with over 100 dead and 160 missing. More than 30 of those lost were children. Following the moment of silence was […]
I really enjoy your column each week and find it a pleasant change from all the drama of the regular news. Most informing too. My question, if I may, do old books have any value? My uncle was close friends with Ernest Hemingway. Yes, I even have pictures of them together. He would visit with […]
There’s never been a better time to stay in. With just a device and a decent connection, your home can double as a cinema, game room, classroom, and creative studio. Whether you’re dodging weekend plans or waiting out the weather, digital activities now offer more than something to fill the silence. They’re immersive, smart, and […]
An 18th century grist mill that has undergone several changes – including making uniforms for soldiers during World War 2 – has become a tourism destination in Garnerville, where the sprawling complex now houses restaurants, art exhibitions and outdoor events that have become a mainstay in Rockland’s cultural makeup. On Saturday, October 25, it welcomed […]