Great White Landscaping of Congers, Supports Veteran While on Deployment

Great White Landscaping of Congers, Supports Veteran While on Deployment

CONGERS, NY – At the beginning of the spring, Ed Mihalczo, one of the owners of Great White Landscaping was asked by a neighboring family how much would it cost to cut their lawn for the season. The neighbor explained that the husband/father who is in the military was being deployed to the Middle East […]

Rockland Community College Career Skills Academy Offers a Fast Track to Fulfilling Employment

Rockland Community College Career Skills Academy Offers a Fast Track to Fulfilling Employment

ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. (August 7, 2019) – Recognizing there was a high demand to fill “middle-skills” jobs—those which require more education and training than a high school diploma but less than a four-year college degree—Rockland Community College (RCC) initiated a Middle Skills program last year. Now called the Career Skills Academy, the name change represents a […]

RC Flags at Half-Staff to Honor Toni Morrison

RC Flags at Half-Staff to Honor Toni Morrison

New City, NY, – Rockland County Executive Ed Day ordered all County Flags to be lowered to half-staff on Wednesday, July 7, 2019, out of respect for long-time Rockland resident and Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winning novelist Toni Morrison. “Rockland County mourns the loss of this wonderfully talented soul,” said Day. “Having called Grandview-on-Hudson home for […]

Remembering Betty

Remembering Betty

BY DIANE DIMOND The marvelous Betty Winstanley died recently, just shy of her 98th birthday in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She died in the captivity of a court-sanctioned guardianship that haunted her final years. Her life never should have ended this way. Winstanley was an elegant, eloquent, remarkable woman. In an era when women were undereducated, […]

USMCA would help Latinos

USMCA would help Latinos

By Hector V. Barreto The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement would benefit Latinos in various ways. 1. The agreement requires the Mexican government to protect workers’ right to unionize. The government must enforce regulations on working hours, minimum wages, and worker health and safety. To ensure the success of these provisions, USMCA requires Mexico to establish a […]

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Spring Valley, NY and Immigrant Hands, Inc. Collaborate to Help Families in Need.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Spring Valley, NY and Immigrant Hands, Inc. Collaborate to Help Families in Need.

Maria Herrera and her family became the beneficiaries of much needed assistance that was made possible through the collaboration of Immigrant Hands, Inc. and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Spring Valley. Immigrant Hands, Inc., is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that is dedicated to helping immigrant families. Immigrant Hands currently runs the Immigration Office located within […]