West Hook Mountain Case Continued to Nov. 16; Verizon Data Center Sells For $23 Million, Briefs
West Hook Mountain Case Continued to Nov. 16; Verizon Data Center Sells For $23 Million, Briefs
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Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
E-bike Retailer Pedego Set To Open In Nyack This Fall
Simon Kaff, who has leased a 1,500-square-foot ground-level retail at the Pavion rental complex in Nyack, will open a Pedego e-bike store.
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Hackensack Riverkeeper and New City Neighborhood Association Take Aim At Local Polluters
Suit Filed By Hackensack Riverkeeper Alleges Seneca Meadows, Waste Connections and West Nyack Transfer Station Violating Clean Water Act
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Sloatsburg Food Pantry In Suffern Undertakes $200,000 Renovation, Suffern REIT Buys L.I. Complex For $138 Million, Briefs
Sloatsburg Food Pantry In Suffern Undertakes $200,000 Renovation, Suffern REIT Buys L.I. Complex For $138 Million, Briefs
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It’s Time For America To Get Back To Work
It was during a drive to a sleepaway camp in the Poconos this summer that the signs of the current state of the economy crystalized.
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Hayward’s Deli In Sloatsburg Passes Baton To Owners Of Spring Street Deli In Ramsey, NJ
The Durkins, who bought the Hayward’s business have renamed the beloved Sloatsburg go-to for sandwiches, convenience store items, and community support, Spring Street Deli.
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County Executive Sees Brighter Days Ahead Despite COVID’s Lingering Challenges
County Executive Ed Day on Monday delivered an upbeat 2021 State of the County address reflecting the continued response to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic rebound, a strong infrastructure, and Double A ratings from Standard & Poors.
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Gov. Hochul Names Two To Jumpstart Legalized Cannabis, Briefs
Gov. Hochul Names Two To Jumpstart Legalized Cannabis; Association For The Visually Impaired Aligns With BRIDGES, briefs
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On A Personal Note: I Came Here After 9/11; Others Are Making A Covid-Era Pilgrimage
Twenty years from that fateful event, there is a bookend to the migration of city folks like me who are seeking a safer haven – this time from a deadly and stubborn virus that is still challenging our ability to return to a true pre-pandemic normal
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State Law Makes Contractors Liable For Subcontractors’ Unpaid Wages
New York State has passed legislation that shifts liability to general contractors for wage theft cases on private construction projects.
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