Opinion By: Sean Paul-Bonometre It is a beautiful afternoon in sunny Spring Valley, around 2:10 PM, and students are starting to make their way out of their high schools. The sun shines on the town as clusters of students spill onto the sidewalks, laughing, joking, and planning the rest of their day. Some head to […]
By Bryan Golden Life is what happens while you are making other plans. I have devoted a lot of space in this column to planning and goal setting. Reality offers an endless barrage of diversions, detours, challenges, and obstacles. This fact doesn’t negate the benefit of preparation. It simply requires an understanding of the type […]
This past Tuesday, May 13th, Vogue Salon celebrated a quarter of a century delivering the best of beauty in Rockland County. It may have been a gloomy day outside, but the energy inside the salon could only be compared to a freshly poured glass of champagne. Everywhere you looked there were wide smiles, squeezes of […]
Local indie favorite Big Red Books will be hosting author Adam Gussow as he presents his novel My Family and I: A Mississippi Memoir on Sunday, May 18th at 4:00 p.m.. The Congers native who has now lived in Mississippi for over 20 years shared his excitement with Community Editor Sierra Lidén surrounding the story […]
What ‘s going on in Rockland County from Thursday, May 15th – Wednesday, May 21st Email sierra@rocklandcountytimes.com with events! Orangetown TAPPAN: Tappan Library, Zumbini Join certificated instructor Miss Sarah for a special Zumba program created just for young children. Zumbini combines music, dance, and educational tools for bonding, learning, and fun! Sign up per session. […]
Another Democrat has entered the fray for what promises to be a hotly contested congressional race next year for the 17th Congressional District which encompasses all of Putnam and Rockland counties and sections of Westchester and Dutchess. Currently, Republican Mike Lawler fills the seat, a lawmaker who has come under scrutiny in recent weeks. Monday’s […]