Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
As we all know, Rockland County is in the throes of a measles outbreak. The question we’re contemplating is “What should or must an employer do? Like most answers about the law, “it’s complicated.”
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Proposed legislation in Albany could have significant tax implications for all clubs and golf course properties in New York.
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Three local Rotarians founded Rockland Chapter of Rockland Means Business, which is a monthly meeting that unites members from the county’s 11 local clubs.
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Yet, a Siena College poll has found that a majority of registered voters believe it’s harder and harder for businesses to succeed over the last five years, and more than half believe fiscal conditions in the state are lackluster.
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Brian Markiet grew up in the dental supply business his parents built over four decades, Cargus International, Inc. in Congers. He and his siblings are carrying the torch. But Markiet is pivoting into one of the hottest markets – CBD — and he’s tapping into Cargus’ deep database to build a brand.
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State environmental regulators issued Legoland New York with 22 new violations this week in a consent decree to prevent construction runoff, following a September 2018 order to stop the same issues.
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Procida Funding LLC has retained a placement agent to offer the 100 Mile Fund to the general public.
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Flewber is a ride-sharing air taxi service set to launch from White Plains and Farmingdale airports prior to Memorial Day.
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In addition to spring vegetables and baked goods at Nyack’s Farmer Market on Thursdays, keep an eye out for a group of student activists promoting an idea that’s fully ripened: reusable shopping bags.
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From May 1st through September 31st, employers can find skilled 15 to 20-year-old teens who have gone through Rockland County’s Youth Employment Program.
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