 The Village of Suffern will hold their annual Christmas Parade down Lafayette Avenue on Saturday, December 3 at 6p.m. The Salvation Army will provide caroling and music at the Gazebo, beginning at 5 p.m.  Local fire departments, the Suffern High School Marching band and various floats will be featured in this festive arrival of Santa to […]
BY ANDREW SMITH This month my choice of where to eat was easy as I have passed by it ever since it opened and I love seafood. I speak of Gilligan’s Clam Bar on Route 202 in Mount Ivy. The place is easy to find right off exit 13 of the PIP. Right away you […]
Grace Vanderwaal will release her first studio album tomorrow Friday, December 2. The Suffern resident won first place on America’s Got Talent earlier this year. She has been busy promoting her album “Perfectly Imperfect,” performing last week at the Today Show and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. VanderWaal will also perform the national […]
It’s just days before Christmas and the Christmas Inn is a hive of activity. Two famous entertainers who split up their act return to the Inn–one to try out his new Christmas show and the other to see the place one last time before it is sold. Enjoy an evening of holiday music, laughter and […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE Samuel Harps is the writer and Joe Albert Lima the director of a new play “Underground,” about the Underground Railroad. Harps first public reading of the play will be presented Saturday, December 17, 1 p.m. at the Nyack Library, which is appropriate as the Underground Railroad, a network of clandestine routes used by slaves […]
By Vincent Abbatecola Coming-of-age stories have some of the most lasting effects on the viewer. Watching a character grow into the person they set out to become is the type of narrative that holds the abilities to connect with any audience. In some form or another, we see ourselves in these characters and can’t help […]