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Rockland Report Throwback: A Glimpse of the Village of Suffern in 1977

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Suffern, NY — This week’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to 1977, capturing a timeless view of the Soldier’s Monument on Washington Avenue in the heart of the Village of Suffern.

Originally shot on 35mm Kodachrome slide film, the photo — shared by John Vomvoris — offers a nostalgic look at the community nearly five decades ago. The image preserves a moment in Suffern’s rich history, showcasing the enduring presence of the Soldier’s Monument, a local landmark that continues to stand as a tribute to those who served.

The photograph highlights the vintage character of the village in the late 1970s, reminding residents and history enthusiasts alike of how much has changed — and what has remained constant — in this Rockland County community.

As part of our ongoing effort to celebrate local history, this vintage image serves as a powerful reminder of Suffern’s heritage, charm, and civic pride.

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New City Bowl Welcomes Jon Hamm During Filming of Apple TV+ Series Your Friends & Neighbors

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For generations, New City Bowl & Batting Cages has been a hometown favorite in Rockland County, offering classic family entertainment in the heart of New City. Established in 1960, the bowling alley has remained a community gathering spot where friends and families come together for league nights, birthday parties, arcade games, batting cages, and casual nights out. Under owner Alice Lenna’s leadership, the venue has continued to modernize while keeping its nostalgic neighborhood charm alive.

Recently, the local landmark received a touch of Hollywood when actor Jon Hamm visited during filming for the Apple TV+ drama series Your Friends & Neighbors. The show, which stars Hamm and was filmed throughout New York’s Hudson Valley and Westchester areas, has brought national attention to several local locations.

During production, Hamm spent time at New City Bowl filming scenes for the series, creating excitement throughout the community. Photos of owner Alice Lenna with the Emmy-winning actor quickly became a memorable moment for local residents and fans of the show alike. The appearance highlighted how New City Bowl continues to be more than just a bowling alley — it’s a recognizable piece of the community with a character and atmosphere worthy of the screen.

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