Photos by Jeannine Rippa Veterans Memorial Association of Congers, Inc. honored 2018 Grand Marshall Kevin A. Kilduff and hundreds of marchers, as well as onlooked remembered America’s veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice at the annual Congers parade this past Saturday. Student scholarships and essay winners were presented. Trophies were awarded to Boy Scout Troop 29, […]
BY ANNA DESOUSA
BY THE SPECTATOR, JOHN MALONEY Remember the old saying, “You can have the shirt off my back?” Now it seems the trend seems to be “Take that shirt off your back!” More explicitly, “Take off what’s written on your shirt.” Some time ago we read in all the newspapers and saw on TV the story […]
BY GEORGINA CASAZZA STONY POINT – The New York premiere of “Relativity,” written by Mark St. Germain, opened the 2018 season at Penguin Rep Theatre this past weekend. The play, directed by Penguin’s artistic director Joe Brancato, and produced by Andrew M. Horn, presents a look into the personality and private life of the […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE – Haverstraw PAL and Rockland Theatre Company Summer Camp doing “Seussical” and “Wizard of Oz” with performances July 13 and14. Contact rocktheatreco@yahoo.com for registration information. – Bob Dylan Songfest by Borderline Folk Music Club Sunday May 27 at Nanuet Library. Multiple musicians doing Dylan including Gary Solomon and the Ray Band […]
An Interactive, Performance and Edible Art Installations with the Burnt Asphalt Family “Food Always tastes better with a little showmanship.” Rockland Center for the Arts will present “How Shall We Dine?,” an interactive, sweet and savory tasting celebration on Saturday, June 2 at 6:30 p.m. The Burnt Asphalt Family is an artist collective that uses performance, glass, […]