New York City Suburbs Are No Longer An Affordability Option For City Folks
New York City Suburbs Are No Longer An Affordability Option For City Folks; Home Values Have Risen Twice As Fast As New York City Medians Over Past Decade
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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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Environmental Issue Potentially Complicates New City Center (Shoprite) Redevelopment
Clarkstown Planning Board Asked To Consider Environmental Damage From A Former Dry Cleaning Operation As Part of SEQRA & Site Plan Review
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Tensions Rise As Village of Upper Nyack Planning Board Reviews Yeshiva Application
Tensions Rise As Village of Upper Nyack Planning Board Reviews Yeshiva Application; Applicant Needs To Surpass Hurdle of Having Only One Egress For Emergency Vehicles When the Code Calls For Two
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County Implementing Sales Tax Cap On Gasoline; $7.4 Million in NY BRICKS Awards Strengthen Community Centers; Briefs
County Implementing $3 Gas Sales Tax Cap Gasoline Sales Tax Cap; $7.4 Million in NY BRICKS Awards Strengthen Community Centers; Briefs
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The Legal Beat: Landlord-Tenant Dispute Heading To Trial After Three Years of Litigation; New Law Requires Retailers To Accept Cash; Stony Point Man Pleads Guilty To Securities Fraud
The Defamation Suit By The Owner Of Colonial Plaza Against Tenant A Nu U Injectibles Medi-Spa Heading To Jury Trial; Second Suit By Tenant Alleges Fraud
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The Momentum Is Real: What 497 Upstate CEOs Are Telling Us About New York’s Future
The 19th Annual Upstate New York Business Leader Survey points to meaningful progress — and a clear roadmap for building a stronger business climate.
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Restoring Piermont Marsh – One of the Largest Remaining Brackish Tidal Marshes in the Hudson River Estuary
What the original DEC restoration proposal involved, why it stalled, and why tidal marsh restoration still matters for fish, birds, and climate resilience along the Hudson
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Legislator Itamar Yeger Pressing To Ease Regulations and Licensing Requirements for Tradesmen
Legislator Itamar Yeger Pressing To Ease Regulations and Licensing Requirements for Tradesmen; County To Vote On Changing Electrician Licensing Exams from Closed Book To Open Book On Wednesday
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Clarkstown Seeking To Establish Fund To Buy Open Space By Imposing A New Transfer Tax On Homebuyers
Clarkstown Seeking To Establish Fund To Buy Open Space Using A Transfer-Tax On Homebuyers; Planned Commission Needs State Approval; Voter Referendum
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