All in With John Jastremski The 2025 New York Yankees just put together a recent stretch of baseball that sums up their season rather appropriately. The Yankees got rather fat against three sub .500 teams. The Twins, Cardinals and Rays respectively. They got absolutely smacked by the Boston Red Sox, one of the better teams […]
The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance is highlighting the 50th Anniversary of the Child Support Program as part of Child Support Awareness Month in New York State. Governor Kathy Hochul recently issued a proclamation designating August as Child Support Awareness Month, which is recognized nationally each year. “Child Support Awareness Month […]
Planning a family vacation can be exciting and sort of overwhelming at the same time, especially if it’s your first trip with the kids. You want somewhere that’s safe, fun, easy to navigate, and packed with activities that everyone can enjoy. Enter Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Tucked peacefully in the Smoky Mountains, this charming town […]
As we gather with family and friends to enjoy the final days of summer, I want to take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Labor Day and the importance it holds for each of us in Rockland County. Labor Day isn’t just a holiday; It serves as a reminder of the labor […]
School Bus Safety 101 Labor Day weekend is upon us, marking the unofficial end of summer and the re-opening of our local schools. On the morning of Tuesday, September 2nd, students will be loading up their backpacks and heading off to start a new scholastic year. And with the imminent return of school buses to […]
By Mary E. Sullivan President, CSEA This Labor Day, as we gather with family, friends, and neighbors, it is worth pausing to reflect on the state of working people in New York and across the nation. This year has brought challenges and progress, tested our resolve and proved once again that our greatest strength […]