Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
Marsha Rand, founder and President of Rand Realty, and Helen Hanna Casey, CEO of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, announced during a joint virtual meeting that the two real estate companies have joined forces in the creation of a new partnership in the Greater Hudson Valley region.
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Apart from not paying rent for several months at 173 Main Street, Joe & Joe is being sued for failure to make payment on a slew of leased restaurant equipment.
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Suez Water New York Inc. has withdrawn its application to build a parking lot and storage building at 162 Old Mill Road, following a protracted battle with community members who opposed development close to Lake DeForest reservoir.
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Unemployment layoffs for 72 employees who work at P.F. Chang’s China Bistro at the Shops of Nanuet have been extended for another six months, according to U.S. Department of Labor.
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Pro-Hitter Corp., the founded by Philip LoMedico, and based in New City, is demanding the Seattle-based retailer destroy fake “Prohitters” and issue an apology to consumers who’ve bought the copy, according to a lawsuit filed Sept. 14 in U.S. District Court, White Plains.
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The Workplace Policy Institute’s recently release report shows that as of the end of August, there have been nearly 600 employee-initiated lawsuits (including 70 class action) as a result of COVID-19.
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7-Eleven, after more than a year of planning, has opened a location at The Palisades Center and the timing could not be better. Convenience stores – essential retailers during the coronavirus lockdown – have grown apace during pandemic, becoming go-tos for everything from food to hand sanitizer.
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Nationwide, and in Rockland County, nonprofits are struggling under the weight of the pandemic. Organizations of all stripes and sizes are flailing – they have had to cancel significant fundraisers or have been unable to plan them.
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Rockland County residents, along with Americans across the country, have been paying more for staples such as meat, eggs, and poultry as well as everyday household goods due to the pandemic, according to C+R Research,
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Cottage Creek Gardens is planting a new seed with a retail presence at 161 Main Street in Nyack that will sell seeds, plants, and giftware in its indoor and outdoor space.
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