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Stony Point Signs Contract To Sell Former Letchworth Property & Patriot Hills Golf Course To Local Developers
The developer, Raja Amar of Stony Point, has agreed to pay $6.4 million for the golf course and 26 adjoining acres on the former Letchworth Village property.
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Stony Point Signs Contract To Sell Former Letchworth Property & Patriot Hills Golf Course To Local Developers
The developer, Raja Amar of Stony Point, has agreed to pay $6.4 million for the golf course and 26 adjoining acres on the former Letchworth Village property.
Social Media Commentary Plays Role In Yeshiva’s Request For Lawsuit To Be Dismissed
The yeshiva that bought Nyack College in December has asked the court to dismiss the Village’s lawsuit filed last month that has alleged the congregation failed to conduct safety inspections and has not resolved open code violations.
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Regal Cinemas To Reopen May 7; QDOBA Shutters Permanently; Briefs
Regal Cinema To Reopen, QDOBA Goes Dark At Shops at Nanuet, RebuildNY Cheers Investment
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SUEZ Proceeds To Clarkstown Planning Board After Green Light From Advisory Committee
Following a meeting last week with Clarkstown’s planners and engineers, Suez Water New York has been given the green light to propose its plans for it headquarters at 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack to the town Planning Board.
Regal Cinemas To Reopen May 7; QDOBA Shutters Permanently; Briefs
Regal Cinema To Reopen, QDOBA Goes Dark At Shops at Nanuet, RebuildNY Cheers Investment
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Who’s On Your Zoom Call? Businesses Risk Trade Secrets If They Don’t Know The Answer
Business owners should take a number of precautions for confidential video calls or risk the exposure of trades secrets
Digital Mailboxes Are A Pandemic Problem-Solver
Jeff Milgram’s Montebello-based iPostal1 is a postal platform made for a post-pandemic world: users view images of what’s in their digital mailbox via an app on their desktop or phone
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Social Media Commentary Plays Role In Yeshiva’s Request For Lawsuit To Be Dismissed
The yeshiva that bought Nyack College in December has asked the court to dismiss the Village’s lawsuit filed last month that has alleged the congregation failed to conduct safety inspections and has not resolved open code violations.
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