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2023 Abilities Festival Clover Stadium Pomona, NY July 30th

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Pomona, NY – Clover Stadium is a baseball park in Pomona, NY. It is the home field to the New York Boulders.

                                                  Clover Stadium Mission Statement.

” New York Boulders management is committed to providing exemplary customer service while maintaining a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable experience for our guests. Our staff will proactively seek out opportunity to create and maintain a family-oriented environment at Clover Stadium.”

  • Clover Stadium was designed to be universally accessible and comfortable for all fans with disabilities.
  • Dogs are allowed to the ballpark every game, except for firework nights! Water trays will be placed around the concourse as well as a designated bathroom area located just outside the front gate.
  • There are no ATM’s located in Clover Stadium at this time.
  • Clover Stadium is a CASHLESS venue.
  •  Autographs – please be courteous to players of both teams, as well as to those fans that are nearby. Keep in mind players will try to accommodate as many fans as possible, but are subject to other obligations both before and after the game. Please refrain from trying to get autographs from team personnel during the game.
  • Baby Changing Tables are located in all restrooms at Clover Stadium. There is also a “Family and Feeding Restroom” located on the 3rd base side behind Section 111.
  • All bags are subject to inspection prior to entering the ballpark. See “prohibited items” for a detailed list of illicit items.
  • Batting cages are located on the right field line behind Section 100. During home games, fans can take some swings for free (note, cage is not open for all games). Please be respectful of patrons waiting in line. 
  • Billboard Monster, these seats are located to the right of the center field wall and right above the right center field wall. These bleacher seats come with a bar top table for fan convenience.
  • Birthday Zone, this picnic area is located near the playground down the first base line. 
  • BoulderBird is the official mascot of the New York Boulders.
  • BoulderBird’s Kids Club is free to sign up, you can do that right on our website. Members get a BoulderBird’s Kids Club card, one free ticket to Sunday home games, 10% off in the team store, plus more!
  • Brew Pub is located behind Section 114, the Brew Pub offers Craft Beer for patrons 21 and older.
  • Bridge Bar guests are able to hang out and enjoy some drinks (with proper identification) during the game at the Bridge Bar located in left field. The Bridge Bar has post-game performances on select Saturdays.  Guests must be at least 21 years of age to enter the Bridge Bar.
  • B-Train  is open for public use during most games (weather permitting),  travels around the stadium beginning at the top of the 2nd inning, and accepts the last fan in line at the top of 7th inning. The line for the B-Train is formed just to the left of the WRCR Building in Center Field.  
  • Cameras and Video Equipment  are permitted. Video cameras may not be used to reproduce the game. Photographers may not interfere with other guests to obtain pictures.
  • Children age three and under may be admitted to Boulders games without a ticket, but need to sit in the lap of an accompanying adult. Children age four and above require a ticket. Children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult to enter Clover Stadium.
  • Concessions features six different concession stands located on the main concourse. Hot Dog Nation is located behind Section 111. Home Plate Grille is located behind Section 115. The Show is located behind Sections 104 and 105. The Bridge Bar is located behind the Left Field foul pole and the Brew Pub is located behind section 114 (you must be 21 to enter these two areas). 16 Handles is located on the third base side behind section 115.
  • Credit Cards – all major credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover) are accepted at most merchandise and food locations at the ballpark. 
  • Disability Liaison – the New York Boulders offer a disability liaison program in which a designated staff member is assigned each game to answer any questions and concerns on our accommodations for guests with disabilities in order to make our game experience as enjoyable and accommodating as possible.
  • Ejections – The Boulders reserve the right to eject any person(s) whose behavior is considered unruly or found illegal. Game tickets will be collected without refund and the individual will be escorted from the ballpark. Ejected guests trying to re-enter the ballpark may be arrested for trespassing.
  • Foul Balls – Fans may keep any foul ball that is hit or thrown into the stands. However, any ball or bat thrown can potentially be dangerous. Please stay alert at all times.
  • Food or Beverages –  Fans may bring one unopened water bottle onto the premises.
  • Gates Open – The New York Boulders will open all gates Monday – Thursday 30 minutes (unless otherwise stated) before game time.  On all Friday and Sunday games, gates open 1 hour before game time, unless otherwise stated.  Saturday games, gates will open 2 hours prior to game time, typically for pre-game entertainment (TBD).
  • Handicap Parking – There are approximately 20+ parking spaces are designated for our guests with disabilities, located to the right of the box office windows.
  • Injuries – The New York Boulders are not liable for any harm, injury, or damages sustained by any spectator or to any spectator’s property, including all risk whether foreseen or unforeseen. If you, or someone you are with is injured please seek the closest staff member and report to First Aid located behind Section 110. If it is a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
  • Lost Children and Parents –  Children and parents who have become separated should immediately be escorted to Customer Service located in the suite lobby. After all game day staff are informed that a child is missing, all entrances and exits will be tightly monitored and staff will begin strategically searching for the missing individual.
  • No Re-entry – For the safety of all New York Boulders guests, we have a strict no re-entry policy. Please make sure to prepare all necessary items in advance such as medicine, sunscreen, paperwork, phones, cameras, and any other items you may need during the course of the game.
  • Prohibited Items – Food, weapons of any kind (even with a concealed weapons permit), containers such as coolers or thermoses, lawn chairs, balloons, banners or signs that are not in the spirit of the event or that obstruct the view of others, umbrellas, non-service animals, contraband, and compressed air horns are all prohibited.
  • Scalping – Scalping tickets is prohibited.
  • Tailgating – One car = one space. Please be considerate of your fellow ticket holders. Tailgating will be limited to the lined parking space and the area directly behind or in front of each vehicle. The blocking of the drive lane is prohibited.
  • Ticket Sales & Services – For all questions about tickets contact our Front Office at (845) 364 – 0009 or visit www.nyboulders.com.
  • Wheelchair Access – Our ballpark is wheelchair-accessible and meets all ADA Requirements. There are wheelchair-accessible seats at the top of the seating bowl along the concourse. Folding chairs are also available for companion seating. Fans with special requests or needs may visit the Disability Liaison at the Customer Service Desk for assistance.

 

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Cardinal Dolan To Bless The Soil At The On-Site Garden At The Food Pantry In Haverstraw

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Haverstraw, NY – Catholic Charities Community Services of Rockland will host the annual Blessing of the Soil, with Guest of Honor His Eminence Archbishop Timothy Cardinal Dolan in attendance, on Saturday, May 4th at Catholic Charities in Haverstraw at 78 Hudson Avenue, from noon until 1:00 pm. The Archbishop will bless the soil and there will be fun activities for the children and refreshments. The theme is “From Seed to Supper” and attendees will hear how Catholic Charities is able to provide so much fresh produce to those in need.

CCCSR has hosted this community event since 2011 after creating a large garden on the side lawn of their location in Haverstraw where staff and volunteers oversee the growing of fresh vegetables for families and individuals who access the food pantry. It is also home to one of the only greenhouses on the site of a food pantry in the northeast.

  Catholic Charities Community Services of Rockland, The Warm Heart of Rockland, provides services to people of all ages, from every race and ethnic group from all over the County. The organization’s focus is to provide life necessities, including food, shelter, and other emergency assistance to those in need. The compassionate and professional staff speak English, Spanish, French and Creole, and assist people of all ages, races and religions in Rockland County. CCCSR also runs the Warming Center for Rockland County during the colder months. More information can be found at www.ccsrockland.org or by calling (845) 942-5791.

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Rockland Community College’s Hospitality And Culinary Arts Center introduced “Delightful Dough” To The Food Enthusiast

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Rockland Community College’s Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center introduced the 2024 Food Enthusiast Program, a series of cooking lessons available to food lovers throughout the county. The popular program was recognized as the “Best Cooking Class” in Hudson Valley Magazine’s 2022 Best of Hudson Valley competition, while Chef’s Pencil, an international food magazine, ranked RCC’s Culinary Arts program sixth in their top ten programs in New York.

As a participant of the “Delightful Dough” class upon arrival they had a nice spread of cheese, crackers, veggies and finger sandwiches for the participants to enjoy. As for the baking everything was pre measured and ready to prepare for baking. All we had to do was mix the items and follow “Chef Catie’s” instructions. In our class we made carrot cake scones with cream cheese frosting and strawberry shortcake biscuits. You are able to bring home what you make. I highly recommend this program. By the way you can BYOB 🙂

 

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