Rockland County people of note.
This is Anthony Aleman’s essay based on his self-published memoir Barless: A Bronx Memoir. RCBJ is not able to independently verify the content of the memoir, but we have published it because we believe this Rockland County resident’s maiden memoir has artistic value and provides insight into the journey from dire poverty to a more […]
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Rockland County Democratic Committee Elects New Chair; Rift Continues To Plague Party; Pearl River Jim Riley Named New Chair; Ramapo & Haverstraw Sit Out Vote In Protest
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Unity Walk: A Fundraiser for Proyecto Faro’s Immigrant Justice Programs Sept 27 at Stony Point Center; RCC Hosted Ribbon Cutting for 5,000-square-foot Nursing Simulation Lab; Briefs
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Rand Urged Those Who Attended Ceremony To Remember Who We Were On 9/11 2001 — A Nation That Came Together To Grieve and Recover; He Said We Need To Find Our Way Back To That Place By Tina Traster Nyack Mayor Joe Rand led a gorgeous 9/11 ceremony on the pier along the Hudson River […]
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Two Excellent Poetry Spaces By Christine Potter This month, Grist for the Mill visits two local poetry-friendly spaces and the poets behind them: the poetry walk at Upper Nyack’s River Hook, and Sparkle Bookstore in Sparkill. Since it’s almost fall, and fall is glorious here in Rockland County, let’s go to the outdoor space first. […]
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A Field Guide To Business Jargon, And What Actually Gets The Job Done In The Hudson Valley
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Town of Ramapo Plans To Sell Ramapo Equestrian Center to County For Sheriff’s Mounted Unit; Founders of New Horse Therapy Program At Equestrian Center Say They Are In Limbo; Boarders Are Seeking Clarity
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Appellate Court Details A Wholesale Abandonment Of Fiduciary Responsibilities
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Marvin Baum Resurrects Rockland County’s Winemaking History With High Tor Vineyards
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Editor’s Note: The arts are a significant thread in the fabric of Rockland County. They inspire, enrich, and chronicle our lives. They also play a role in our economic well-being; theater, writing, dance, crafts draw us to spaces. They invite strangers to share in our bounty. They are an indelible contribution. Welcome again, Christine Potter, […]
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