Rockland resident announces new novel and shares insights on the creative process This summer, ditch the Hallmark and reach for something a little more Hitchcockian when you snag Mary Anna Evans’ latest novel The Dark Library. Before moving to Rockland last June, Evans made her mark all over the U.S. From Mississippi to Kentucky to […]
The town of Haverstraw is becoming more beautiful by the day, thanks in part to Haverstraw Riverwide Arts. This non-profit focuses on the development of culture and community arts in the town of Haverstraw. After receiving $200,000 from the Downtown Restoration Project in 2022 they are well on their way to enhancing the charm of […]
What’s going on in Rockland County from Thursday, June 26th – Wednesday, July 2nd Email sierra@rocklandcountytimes.com with events! Orangetown TAPPAN: Tappan Free Library, Retirement by Design Learn investment strategies to help design the retirement you want. Registration required. This event will take place July 2nd from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Register at southorangetownlibraries.librarycalendar.com or […]
What’s your dream major—and have you checked the price tag? It’s the kind of question that feels rude at first. After all, college is supposed to be about passion, purpose, and growth. But in today’s world, the cost of that dream can have real, long-term effects. Deciding what to study isn’t just about what you […]
Most people stick to the same bars, restaurants, and venues they’ve always known. They check Google Maps, read Yelp reviews, and end up at the same crowded places everyone else goes to. But every neighborhood has spots that locals keep to themselves – places with real character that don’t advertise much or show up on […]
By Alan D. Bergman “My life just hasn’t been that interesting.” I get a little crazy each time I hear a Baby Boomer (those born between 1946-1964) utter those words. My forehead furrows, my stomach instantly aches, and my head bangs away like a bass drum in a marching band. It’s hugely aggravating for me […]