Orange County’s Modern Rehab: Embracing Device-Friendly Care

In Orange County, addiction hits hard. Busy lives and stress push more people toward substance use. Back in the day, rehab meant showing up in person and sticking to strict schedules. But now, things have changed. Tech steps in to make recovery easier and more personal. Young folks expect help on their phones. They want […]

Has the Met Takeover Made the Mets Better?

Has the Met Takeover Made the Mets Better?

The baseball offseason has become the ultimate marathon come winter time.  From a time standpoint, it almost feels it takes as long as the 162 games that are played throughout the year.  For Mets fans, this offseason could not have started on a more sour note.  The team lost cornerstone players Edwin Diaz and Pete […]

RZM Fine Arts and Antiques Inc: Ask the Appraiser

RZM Fine Arts and Antiques Inc: Ask the Appraiser

My greetings to you Jon. Please assist me in estimating the value on this set of European stamps that were autographed for my grandfather by Albert Einstein sometime in the 1930s. There appears to be three additional autographs as well. It has been so many years that I cannot remember who else my grandfather told […]

STAC Receives Google Grant

STAC Receives Google Grant

St. Thomas Aquinas College has received a grant from Google.org through their partnership with Rize Education, supporting the Institution’s work to develop future-focused academic programs aligned with evolving student and workforce needs. The grant was awarded to select members of the Lower Cost Models Consortium (LCMC), a national consortium of colleges and universities dedicated to […]

NY’s SCPA 307 Service of Process Rules

NY’s SCPA 307 Service of Process Rules

Contributed by: Dan Rose The way families start probate and estate proceedings in New York just got significantly easier. Recent amendments to Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act Sections 307, 308, and 309 have modernized how legal papers can be served in Surrogate’s Court matters, and the practical impact for executors, administrators, and beneficiaries is substantial. As […]

HoehmTown Happenings: Rockland’s First African-American Fire Chief

HoehmTown Happenings: Rockland’s First African-American Fire Chief

In 1976, President Gerald Ford designated the month of February as a time “to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” Originally started as a week-long observance in 1926, Black History month is now a national celebration of the tremendous achievements and contributions of African-Americans in […]

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