Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
Internecine fighting among former Pearl River Chamber of Commerce officers has escalated into a legal battle that includes allegations of defamation and counterclaims of “malicious” and “frivolous” prosecution.
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Senior Housing Proposed For Former Camp Merockdim, HGAR Launches Fair Housing Challenge, Montefiore Opens Cardiac Catheterization Lab
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Suez Water New York Inc. is returning to Clarkstown for approval to build a storage facility and parking lot at its new headquarters on 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack after an unsuccessful and drawn-out effort that faltered in 2019.
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New York is prepared to join a growing number of states that have legalized marijuana after state lawmakers reached a deal to allow sales of the drug for recreational use.
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But the coronavirus pandemic, which brought worldwide travel to a standstill over the past year, has delivered her to the brink. Coffey spent most of 2020 navigating furloughs and refunds for a year’s worth of planned specialty student tours.
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Camp Venture & STAC Reach Sale/Leaseback Agreement; Sloatsburg Gateway Project Breaks Ground, Camp Blue Rill Sells For $8 Million
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As creative as the home-turned-warehouse movement might be, the idea needs legal scrutiny before being embraced.
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The owners of a handful of buildings in Nyack have defaulted on a $3.5 million mortgage, according to a lawsuit filed by its lenders in the Supreme Court of Rockland County this week.
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Rockland County developer Gabe (Gavriel) Alexander is under contract to buy a 9-acre parcel in New City that houses Camp Merockdim, an Orthodox Jewish day camp
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For Ken Daly, day one helming St. Thomas Aquinas College (STAC) began at the height of a worldwide pandemic health crisis and in the aftermath of a brutal policing incident that sent the nation into paroxysms over a renewed and urgent call for racial justice.
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