NEW CITY, N.Y. — Communities across Rockland County are continuing to host a range of spring events and fairs, bringing residents together through seasonal activities across multiple towns. Local governments, businesses, and community organizations are organizing events that highlight small businesses, entertainment, and community engagement as the region moves further into … [Read more...] about Spring Events Across Rockland
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Transit Study Targets Rockland Commute
NEW CITY, N.Y. — New York State has announced funding for a transportation study focused on improving rail and bus service west of the Hudson River, a move that could directly affect daily travel for residents of Rockland County and surrounding areas. The study will examine existing transit options and identify potential upgrades to better connect communities in Rockland and … [Read more...] about Transit Study Targets Rockland Commute
Jazz4All Monthly Concert Series set to Launch in Nyack
Nyack, N.Y. — A new monthly live music series focused on jazz is set to begin at Maura’s Kitchen in Nyack, with organizers saying the program is intended to offer an accessible way for local residents to experience live performance in Rockland County. The series, called Jazz4All, is being launched by Eric DiVito Music and will debut on Friday, April 10. According to the … [Read more...] about Jazz4All Monthly Concert Series set to Launch in Nyack
Meals on Wheels Senior Boot Camp set for March 26th
BLAUVELT, N.Y. — Meals on Wheels Rockland is preparing to host its 2026 Senior Boot Camp on Thursday, March 26, at the Hennessy Center at Dominican University in Blauvelt, bringing together older adults from senior activity centers across Rockland County for a day of games, activities, vendors, lunch and entertainment. According to the organization, the event is scheduled to … [Read more...] about Meals on Wheels Senior Boot Camp set for March 26th
Indian Point Debate Draws Opposition
New City, NY - Rockland County legislators are pushing back against renewed calls to reopen the former Indian Point nuclear power plant, arguing that the facility’s past safety concerns remain unresolved and that policymakers should focus instead on other energy options. In a press release issued Tuesday, March 11, Rockland County Legislators Alden H. Wolfe and Beth Davidson … [Read more...] about Indian Point Debate Draws Opposition