Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
Members of Rockland County’s law enforcement community, along with a handful of public officials held a press conference today urging New York State Legislators to put a three-month moratorium on criminal justice laws set to take effect Jan. 1, 2020.
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Consumers will shun brick-and-mortar stores this holiday season, with more than 95% opting to buy half or more gifts online, according to a study from Leanplum
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ZVG@Palisades LLC, an entity affiliated with Vasco Ventures, did not meet its Nov. 12th deadline to purchase the HNA Training Center in Palisades.
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Volkswagen has signed a lease for 30,000 square feet at 6 Hutton Avenue in Nanuet, the former site of Bob’s Discount Furniture
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Even before the recently-completed $1.5 million renovation, the imposing but dilapidated barn on Little Tor Road in Clarkstown known as the “Cropsey Barn” stood as a reminder of Rockland’s past and respite from modern suburban sprawl
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Beginning tomorrow, retailers need to be prepared to adhere to a new law that raises the legal age to purchase tobacco products in New York from 18 to 21
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The post-Christmas season will be rough for 91 Lord & Taylor employees who will be laid off on January 31, 2020.
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Employees allowed up to three hours of paid leave to go to the polls on Election Day.
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Rockland business owners talk about a significant challenge and what they do to meet that challenge to run a successful business.
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The Business of WE, a women’s networking group that recently launched a Rockland/Bergen chapter with more than 30 women from a variety of industries, is gearing up for its second event Tuesday, 6 pm to 9 pm at The Time Hotel in Nyack
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