Is your company looking for honest and hardworking employees? If so, consider hiring a graduate of Ulster YouthBuild—a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving young adults a second chance at earning their high school diploma while learning life skills and skills training in housing construction. Read on to learn more about our September Client of the Month!

Would you share your driving data with your insurer in order to save money on your premium? Turns out, many drivers are considering it. But is it too invasive? Read on for the pros and cons of opting into these kinds of programs.

A number of factors are making it one of the most unstable property-casualty insurance markets in years. What does that mean for you? Increased premiums, most likely. But don't stress—we're just a phone call away (845-340-0001) if you ever want to discuss any of your insurance policies!

It's been a busy summer in the community! In August, R&R was proud to be a Tee Sign sponsor of the Elna Magnetics Golf Tournament at Wiltwyck Golf Club, which benefited the Boys & Girls Club of Ulster County.

Later in August we were a Knapsack Sponsor of the 46th annual YMCA/ Wiltwyck Pro AM Golf Tournament, which benefited the YMCA's Strong Kids Scholarship Campaign for summer camperships.

Over Labor Day Weekend, we sponsored the 22nd annual Hooley on the Hudson, Kingston's Irish Festival, and a great time was had by all.

Yesterday, we were a Bronze Underwriter sponsor of Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley's Garden Party, which raised money to support the CFHV Community Grants program, providing annual funding to support nonprofit organizations in the Hudson Valley.

We're a sponsor of the upcoming Equus Fest "East" at the Ulster County Fairgrounds on September 23-24, a regional festival focusing on all things horse and rural lifestyle. We'll also have a booth set up—if you attend, come by and say hello!

And lastly, we're happy to once again be a Silver Sponsor of the Benedictine Health Foundation's 20th annual Bike for Cancer Care. Mark your calendars and join us for a bike ride (with 12-, 25-, and 50-mile routes) or the 5K run/walk. All proceeds will aid in the treatment, care, and support of local cancer patients in need. To learn more about the event or to register, visit www.bikeforcancer.org.