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Petition With Nearly 2,000 Signatures Asks The Boulders To Go With “Silent Fireworks”

July 29, 2021July 29, 2021rcbizjournal

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

July 27, 2021rcbizjournal

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.

Pearl River Chamber Becomes Entangled In Defamation Suit Against Former Officers

July 26, 2021rcbizjournal

The Pearl River Chamber of Commerce has been roped into a defamation lawsuit that pits a former treasurer against four former directors.

Main Streets Showing Post-Pandemic Signs Of Recovery & Promise

July 23, 2021July 28, 2021rcbizjournal

Michael Chang believes one way for retail to grow is in clusters of local shops that are aligned in purpose and customers or the “node theory” of retail.

Revised Suez Plan Gets Green Light From Clarkstown Planning Board

July 22, 2021July 27, 2021rcbizjournal

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

Sloatsburg’s Transformation Continues To Turn Rustic Village Into Magnet For Living & Working

July 21, 2021July 26, 2021Rick Tannenbaum

The revitalization in the Village of Sloatsburg has its roots in the efforts and work of many people who acted to preserve Sloatsburg’s rustic appeal and its history.

Is It Usury Or Legitimate Funding? A Rockland Court Will Decide

July 20, 2021July 23, 2021rcbizjournal

Do these funders provide needed working capital to troubled companies in need of short-term cash? Or are they usurious lenders taking advantage of struggling business owners who have nowhere else to turn for financing?

ShipLion Of Pomona/Mahwah Sues Bump Boxes For $500,000 In Fees

July 19, 2021July 23, 2021rcbizjournal

ShipLion, Inc., a shipping consulting firm based in Pomona and Mahwah, NJ, says Bump Boxes, Inc. of Peoria, Il owes more than $500,000 in fees, according to a lawsuit filed last week in the Supreme Court of New York, Rockland County.

Clarkstown Seeks Zoning Amendment To Accommodate More Warehousing

July 16, 2021July 26, 2021rcbizjournal

Clarkstown is proposing to rezone regional shopping (RS) and major regional shopping (MRS) zones to allow “mini-warehouses” as an as-of-right use.

Town Of Stony Point Sets Nov. 2, Election Day, For Letchworth Village/Patriot Hills Golf Course Referendum; Briefs

July 15, 2021July 22, 2021rcbizjournal

Town Of Stony Point Sets Nov. 2, Election Day, For Letchworth Village/Patriot Hills Golf Course Referendum; Briefs

Category: Business

Petition With Nearly 2,000 Signatures Asks The Boulders To Go With “Silent Fireworks”

Desire To Live Beyond Urban Borders Driving Home Market In Sloatsburg, Tuxedo

Pearl River Chamber Becomes Entangled In Defamation Suit Against Former Officers

Main Streets Showing Post-Pandemic Signs Of Recovery & Promise

Revised Suez Plan Gets Green Light From Clarkstown Planning Board

Sloatsburg’s Transformation Continues To Turn Rustic Village Into Magnet For Living & Working

Is It Usury Or Legitimate Funding? A Rockland Court Will Decide

ShipLion Of Pomona/Mahwah Sues Bump Boxes For $500,000 In Fees

Clarkstown Seeks Zoning Amendment To Accommodate More Warehousing

Town Of Stony Point Sets Nov. 2, Election Day, For Letchworth Village/Patriot Hills Golf Course Referendum; Briefs

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