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Town Justice Says Court Will Preside Over Global Settlement On West Hook Mountain Case
The judge presiding over the case of a Valley Cottage resident who built an addition without a permit has vowed to monitor the outcome of a proposed global settlement between the homeowner and The Town of Clarkstown even though some aspects of the pending agreement are beyond the lawsuit filed in Town Court.
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Petition With Nearly 2,000 Signatures Asks The Boulders To Go With “Silent Fireworks”
Wayne Kleinman, a citizen who has gathered nearly 2,000 signatures from residents who are asking the Boulders to consider transitioning to “silent” fireworks to ease the lives of shelter animals.
Desire To Live Beyond Urban Borders Driving Home Market In Sloatsburg, Tuxedo
Last week, Rand Commercial listed a 120-acre parcel known as the Pierson Lakes Community at 3 Beaver Pond Road in Sloatsburg for $10.5 million with 24 approved five-acre “shovel-ready” lots on a 1,000-acre parcel.
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Petition With Nearly 2,000 Signatures Asks The Boulders To Go With “Silent Fireworks”
Wayne Kleinman, a citizen who has gathered nearly 2,000 signatures from residents who are asking the Boulders to consider transitioning to “silent” fireworks to ease the lives of shelter animals.
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Moody’s Upgrades Rockland’s Bond Rating; Regeneron To Invest $1.8 Billion To Expand Tarrytown Campus, Briefs
Moody’s Upgrades Rockland’s Bond Rating; Regeneron To Invest $1.8 Billion To Expand Tarrytown Campus, briefs
Revised Suez Plan Gets Green Light From Clarkstown Planning Board
The Town of Clarkstown Planning Board on Wednesday granted Suez Water New York preliminary site approval to move forward with plans to round out its relocation to 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack after a two-year battle hinging on environmental issues
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Consider Domain Names As A Commodity To Buy And Sell
The market for domain names is stronger than ever, according to the most recent Escrow.com Domain Investment Index, for Q1 2021.
Joining The Clubhouse — Hot New Social Media Tool For Networking
RCBJ’s columnist/attorney Judith Bachman talks to Jason Horowitz, principal broker with Triforce Commercial Real Estate about the hot platform Clubhouse. Horowitz is an early adopter of the platform, which combines social media and a ZOOMesque connectivity.
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Town Justice Says Court Will Preside Over Global Settlement On West Hook Mountain Case
The judge presiding over the case of a Valley Cottage resident who built an addition without a permit has vowed to monitor the outcome of a proposed global settlement between the homeowner and The Town of Clarkstown even though some aspects of the pending agreement are beyond the lawsuit filed in Town Court.
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