Poker and the Golden Years: Why More New York Retirees Are Playing the Game

Poker and the Golden Years: Why More New York Retirees Are Playing the Game

In Rockland County, more retirees are turning to poker—not just for fun, but for mental and social engagement. From New City centers to private games in Suffern, the game is quietly becoming a meaningful part of community life, replacing more traditional pastimes. Taking the Game Online: A New Dimension As poker grows among Rockland retirees, […]

The County Executive’s Corner – “Discover the Beauty of Rockland County Parks This Summer”

The County Executive’s Corner – “Discover the Beauty of Rockland County Parks This Summer”

Now that summer is here and school is wrapping up, it is time to take advantage of all the great outdoor recreational opportunities that Rockland County has to offer. Nestled amidst the Hudson Valley, our county boasts an array of parks that promise not only breathtaking scenery but also endless opportunities for outdoor adventure and […]

HoehmTown Happenings

HoehmTown Happenings

Town Addresses Abandoned Cemeteries I’m proud to announce that cleanup and restoration work is currently underway at Nanuet Cemetery. This project is part of a broader effort under my administration to preserve and protect previously abandoned cemeteries across the town. While the Town never intended to be in the cemetery business, New York State law […]

Rockland’s role in World War II Remembered

Rockland’s role in World War II Remembered

Story and Photo By Kathy Kahn  While America gears up to celebrate its 250th birthday this year, another historic anniversary was remembered in our Rockland County community over last weekend.  Tappan’s Camp Shanks, a.k.a “Last Stop U.S.A.” for over 1.3 million service members, is a testament to America’s resilience and tenacity.  Once encompassing over 2,000 […]

21 Year Old Donates Kidney

21 Year Old Donates Kidney

Meghan Bosack, a 21 year old from Suffern, is walking around one kidney lighter these days. The decision to donate her kidney came after years of struggling with a rare condition called Nutcracker Syndrome, a painful disease caused by the compression of the left renal, or kidney, artery. Bosack’s Nutcracker disorder was diagnosed in a […]

The Grape D’Vine

The Grape D’Vine

In numerous religions, The Great Divine is used to refer to a higher spiritual authority. A cozy shop in Sparkill is more focused on The Grape D’Vine – or, more simply, great wine.  Their focus may be on wine, but there is nothing simple about owner Joe Printz’s approach to the world of fermented grapes. […]