On April 21, Metro North Railroad President Catherine Rinaldi announced the opening of the rebuilt platform shelter at the Nanuet Station, dedicated in memory of Orrin Getz, Vice Chair of the Metro-North Railroad Commuter Council. The Nanuet Station is the Pascack Valley Line’s busiest station in New York, with approximately 600 daily customers prior to […]
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to step into someone else’s shoes? One of Rockland’s very own non-for-profit organizations BRIDGES will commemorate 35 years of providing services to people with disabilities at its annual “In My Shoes” event on Thursday, May 5th at the Crowne Plaza in Suffern at 6:00 pm. The […]
By County Executive Ed Day Like law enforcement and politics, parenting is often a thankless role. There is so much you’re doing for the good of your family day in and day out that nobody sees and, at times, is almost expected. It’s a lifelong responsibility with no manual, no training, and no compensation other […]
As the spring season rolls on in, so do new job opportunities in the Rockland County area. RCC just had their 23rd Annual Job Fair this past Tuesday on April 12, 2022 located at Eugene Levy Fieldhouse. Many faces showed up to discover nearly 100 companies with openings for part-time, full-time, entry-level, and professional positions […]
When you hear, “New York is a Nationality”, what comes to your mind? Is it the amazing pizza that we get served, or the fresh bagels that come from your local deli? New York is a Nationality (NYIAN) is a clothing brand based from Rockland County for over four years, but they are more than […]
By Town Supervisor George Hoehmann This April there are three important holidays converging that encourage many of us to pause and reflect, making this a uniquely introspective time. Judaism, Christianity and Islam, three of the major world religions, not only mark significant Holy Days this month, but also share a common ancestor: Abraham. It’s remarkable […]