BY GEORGE J. DACRE Active International and the Rockland Boulders Baseball team have extended until Tuesday, January 15 the deadline for applications for the 2013 Active International Rockand Boulders Charity Challenge. Under the program, local non profits benefit from fundraising activities during some Boulders games. This year all participating charities will receive an equal allotment […]
Bob Franke, born in Michigan, and now a resident of Peabody, Massachusetts is described as one of he greatest singer-songwriters of our generation in the world of folk music. Borderline Music Club of New City is bringing his talent to the event at 2 p.m. at the New City Ambulance Corps Building. Franke says he […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE After a hiatus while “Miracle On 34th Street” took the stage at Westchester Broadway Theatre, “Fiddler” is back in all its glory for a run through February 3 at the popular dinner theatre. While act one seemed a little tenous and slow, act two had the cast in fine tempo performing […]
On February 16, 7:30 p.m. at the Nyack Center, Rivertown Film is proud to honor Sam Waymon, Nyack’s own creative legend and part of an historic era in the struggle for civil rights. An event in his honor will feature clips from the groundbreaking film “Ganja and Hess” that Sam starred in and scored. “Ganja […]
Puddin’ Don’t is a creation of Jake Barlow, inspired by all manner of silliness, like Berkeley Breathed’s Bill the Cat, Chuck Norris Facts, The movie Machete, and the great Marty Feldman. Puddin’ Don’t can be found daily online at www.puddindont.com.
Story of the 1964 segregation battle in Mississippi BY GEORGE J. DACRE The story of the college students who went to the deep South and risked and sometimes lost their lives trying to end segregation will be performed next month at Shades Repertory Theatre in Haverstraw. The play is written by William Tucker and will […]