Redevelopment of Sain Building Likely Bailed Rockland County Out Of Federal Lawsuit
The Terms of Settlement Between County And Feds May Limit Developer’s Options
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Donald Trump Stumps for Lawler & Blakeman at Campaign Rally in Rockland
President Delivers Rambling Speech That Includes Nods to SALT Act, Voter ID, the Scourge of Trans Mutilation and A Raft of Grievances Against Democrats
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SEQRA Watch
SEQR requires all local, regional, and state government agencies to equally examine the environmental impacts along with the social and economic considerations for a certain project, or action, during their discretionary review
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What Comes After Indian Point? Rockland’s New Energy Landscape
There Is No Single Power Source That Will Replace Indian Point, Which Was Producing ~2,000 Megawatts (MW)
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Pizzeria Owner and Serial Entrepreneur Land In Tangled Legal Web Over $30,000 In Failed Business Startup
Pizza Owner and Serial Entrepreneur Land In Tangled Legal Web Over $30,000 In Failed Business Startup
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New York Selects A Slate Of Nine Projects, Each To Share In Nyack’s $4.5 Million NY Forward Award
Nine Of the Fourteen Proposed Projects Were Selected; Focus Was On Arts, Culture, and Improvement Of Downtown Including Waterfront Restaurant Site
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Provisions In New York’s Budget Include Many Immigration Enforcement Reforms Stalled In Rockland County
While Formal Cooperation Agreements Are Prohibited, Informal Coordination Remains An Option
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Breaking News; Dispensary Openings; Legal Wrangling; Cannabis Licensing
Cannabis is legal in New York. Get the latest business news on cannabis production, retailing, municipal opt-outs, and business opportunities.
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Rockland County Cuts Tourism Grants In Half; Prior Grantees Turn To Legislature To Seek Funding For Cultural Programs
Rockland County Prioritizes Tourism Dollars for FIFA and America’s 250 in 2026
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Defects In The Knights’ Lawsuit May Derail The Town Of Haverstraw’s Long-Term Lease Plan
Questions Surrounding Town Of Haverstraw’s Payment For A Lease Valuation and Identity of “Client” May Undermine The Deal By Tina Traster The Town of Haverstraw wants the building owned by the Knights of Columbus (Haverstraw Council) on 56 West Broad Street in the Village of Haverstraw. First, it sought to acquire it through a donation […]
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