Rockland County people of note.
Although the recovery is difficult to track, and some businesses continue to struggle, a recent surge in activity at the Rockland County Industrial Development Agency suggests there is a robust appetite for new business opportunity in the county.
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Art Reborn: 100 Mannequins Exhibition and Celebration, (actually 140 mannequins) will take place at 29 Woodland Road in New City from October 8-10, from 11 to 7.
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Riobe-Taylor, who is president of For Our Kids NY INC, a nonprofit that promotes supplemental education, as well as the mother of three tweens, has organized Jack of Fades, a pre-school event that combines reading, a free barbershop haircut, and yes, video games.
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A reboot at Tallman Beach and Pool Club has breathed new life into a Rockland County asset that has been through a metamorphosis over the past five years.
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He has a sonorous voice and fire in the belly, but he’s got big shoes to fill. On Monday, Will Hennessy, 22, will become the new voice that listeners hear when they tune in to WRCR AM 1700 for their morning news.
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Dignitaries from Jamaica and Rockland County gathered last week at a “hastily” planned event at Nyack Seaport to celebrate the 59th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence and the 31st anniversary of JAMCCAR, a local organization that works to promote the island’s interests in the county.
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HGAR’S 2020 Donations Include Four Rockland County Organizations, Elizabeth A. Haas Joins Kirby Aisner & Curley LLP, Rockland Community Foundation Fundholder Nominated for Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award
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Last month, in an effort to stare down the pandemic and compensate for the erasure of live gigs, Kelehan opened The Rock Shop in Nyack, a music store that sells instruments and accessories. But the real bread and butter is private lessons, particularly for kids.
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with the coronavirus pandemic, shuttering Broadway, Lincoln Center, and many professional sports events, Beldini finds herself once again at a difficult crossroads.
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Amid the boredom and frustration of schools being shuttered and friend fests on hold, 17-year-old Delyth Phillips of Tappan jumpstarted a slow-fashion lifestyle business she hopes will amount to doing good for the planet and becoming a profitable entrepreneur.
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