Clarkstown Planning Board Considering Senior Housing Development On “Accident-Heavy” West Clarkstown Road
Residents Continue To Object To Senior Housing Development On West Clarkstown Road Citing Traffic and Neighborhood Character
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Price Tracker 2024 Forward – Inflation Checker
RCBJ is introducing its new “Price Tracker” enabling readers to see the effects on prices for various commodities from January 2024 forward.
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Massive Warehouse Project Off Route 303 In Congers Raises Major Environmental, Traffic Concerns
Environmental Concerns In The Designated “Disadvantaged Community” Require Heightened Environmental Review Of Local Impacts
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New York City Congestion Pricing Back On The Table With Lower Toll
Proponents Advocate For Necessary MTA Funding While Others Bemoan Adverse Impacts On Nearby Locales
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Two-Time Donor Recipient Thanks Montefiore Workers For Organ Donation Support
Two-Time Donor Recipient Thanks Montefiore Workers For Organ Donation Support; Lauren Shields, Hudson Valley’s LiveOnNY Community & Gov’t. Affairs Liaison, Uses Personal Story To Advocate and Educate
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Several Managerial/Administrative Positions Slashed At Good Samaritan Hospital Without Warning
Several Managerial Positions Slashed At Good Samaritan Without Warning; Hospital Community Reeling From Terminations; Mystery Swirls Around Fate of Dr. Mary Leahy
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Rockland’s Two New Independent Coffee Shops Offer Alternative To Corporate Giants
Uptown Coffee Bar & The Coffee Maker Cater To Local Residents Looking For Community & Good Coffee
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Museum Showcasing Tableware Opens In Kingston’s Up & Coming Midtown Stretch
Long-time Curator Margaret Carney Debuts International Museum of Dinnerware Design, The Culmination Of A Lifelong Passion & And An Academic Career
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The Arts: An Economic Driver in Rockland County
Our Economy Is Strengthened By Supporting Rockland’s Many Local Arts Organizations By Craig Smith Following the pandemic, arts organizations and small businesses were struggling to recover (people were staying home and streets had numerous empty storefronts). Small businesses and arts organizations began a collaboration that continues today as the effects of the 2020 pandemic linger. […]
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Joe Cotter, Major Developer of Hudson Valley and NY Metro Markets, Dies Unexpectedly At 66; Rockland Community College Launches Search for New President; Briefs
Joe Cotter, Major Developer of Hudson Valley and NY Metro Markets, Dies Unexpectedly At 66; Rockland Community College Launches Search for New President; Briefs
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