Garnerville, NY – Job seekers and career changers will have a unique opportunity to shift their futures into high gear at the upcoming “Racing Toward Success: A High-Powered Career Fair” on Thursday, May 30, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library, located at 10 West Ramapo Road.

This free, public event aims to connect community members with hiring employers and career training providers in a dynamic and engaging environment. In addition to job opportunities, attendees will have a chance to get up close to a piece of motorsports history—Joey Logano’s Championship NASCAR will be on display for fans and families to enjoy.

The career fair will take place outdoors in the library’s parking lot, offering an open and accessible venue for visitors. In the event of inclement weather, the fair will move indoors to the library facility to ensure all scheduled activities continue as planned.

Organizers say the event is designed to be both exciting and impactful, providing direct access to local businesses that are actively recruiting, as well as organizations that offer skills training and educational resources.

“Whether you’re looking for a new job, a fresh start, or a chance to train for a new career, this is a great place to start,” said a spokesperson for the event. “And getting to see Joey Logano’s car is just the cherry on top.”

No registration is required, and all are welcome to attend.

For more information, contact the Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library or visit their website.

ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY – Assemblyman Patrick Carroll released the statement below on the New York State Budget

“No budget is perfect – while I had serious objections to how the process played out, particularly cramming in non-fiscal related policy matters at the last minute, I proudly voted for the state budget because it includes significant wins for Rockland County and all New Yorkers. Too often Rocklanders get the short end of the stick from our state government. Not this time. This budget that will make New York safer and more affordable, reflecting our values and priorities by delivering for our children, our seniors, and our families.

From record funding for our schools, including more than a two percent increase in foundation aid for all local schools, and universal school meals for all students across the state, to providing relief for middle class and working families with tax cuts and tax credits, no one, especially Rocklanders, will be left behind. By investing record funding in gun violence prevention, increased funding for mental health, and reforming our criminal justice laws, the safety of our children and our communities is at the forefront of this budget.

While the federal government slashes vital services and implements disastrous tariffs, we’re fighting for a better future for all New Yorkers. This budget does just that.”