The Village of Suffern Halloween Parade will take place on Sunday, October 27 at 2 p.m., village officials announced this week. The parade will start at the corner of Orange and Lafayette Avenues. Costume judging, and refreshments will follow at the Suffern Gazebo. In case of rain, parade will be cancelled, but costume contest and […]
Mind, Mood & Medicine with David Brizer A Schizophrenic’s Lament – “My Father Had A Heart Attack, Do You Know How to Do CPR?” Practically every day, when you’re walking down my block minding your own business, you are confronted by a crazy man screaming in your face. Let’s call him George. George is a […]
Pets provide their owners with unconditional love, companionship, and joy. You should not just own a cat or a dog because you can afford one or two. At all times, you have to be a responsible pet owner. This means you are able to cater for all the basic needs of your pet. A responsible […]
Bruce Springsteen wrote about people’s formative high school years often being seen as ‘glory days.’ However, many of us remember them differently. They can be years of exam stress, struggling to fit in, and just general discomfort as you finally discover who you are as a person. If your own teenager is currently struggling at […]
Orangeburg, NY – Dominican College’s graduate level program to educate teachers of students who are blind or visually impaired (TVI Program) is getting updated equipment thanks to an influx of grant money. The grant money will also be used to support technology, instruction, professional development, student assistance, marketing, and outreach for the TVI Program. The College […]
The Rockland Symphony Orchestra’s 2019 Young People’s concert program on Oct. 20 is the inaugural concert of the 2019-2020 season led by newly-appointed Music Director Brent Chancellor. The program will feature two concerto movements performed by winners of the Rockland County Music Teachers Guild Concerto Competition, plus orchestra-only selections performed by the Symphony. The Young […]