The Knights Of Columbus Are Poised To Lose It All; Donating Its Future To Town Of Haverstraw
The Town Of Haverstraw Can Neither Fund Nor Provide Exclusive Space To A Religious Organization In A Town-Owned Building
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Featured stories from Rockland County news.
Grist For The Mill — A Poetry Corner For Rockland
Grist For The Mill — A Poetry Corner For Rockland
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What’s The Big Deal? Historic Church In Nyack Sells For $2.5 Million; Pomona Industrial Sells For $10.8 Million; Spook Rock Farm Nets $4.675 Million
First Reform Church Of Nyack Sold To Nonprofit Events Venue For $2.5 Million
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Rockland Green To Bond $18 Million For Shelter Construction; Meeting Devolves Into Airing Of Old Grudges And Ad Hominem Attacks
Bitter Exchange Between Chair Howard Phillips And County Legislator Lon Hofstein Focuses On “Excessive” Spending And Misrepresentations
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Plans For Redevelopment Of New City ShopRite Plaza Advance With Scaled Back Residential Component
Residential Structure Scaled Back To Five Stories; Development Project Zoning Compliant In Clarkstown’s H4 Hamlet Zone
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NYS Puppy Mill Pipeline Act to Ban Sale of Dogs, Cats, and Rabbits — Effective December 15
NYS Puppy Mill Pipeline Act to Ban Sale of Dogs, Cats, and Rabbits Effective December 15; Animal Activists Celebrate Law While Pet Store Retailers Question Impact On Business
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Brian Thompson’s Assassin Is A Cold Blooded Killer, Not A Folk Hero
An Eye For An Eye Is Not The Way To Deal With Health Insurance Executives By Frank LoBuono It was right out of a Hollywood action/thriller Blockbuster. A top executive is coolly, efficiently, and brutally gunned down early in the morning in one of Manhattan’s busiest neighborhoods and at one of its most frenetic times […]
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Piermont Makes A Second Stab At Passing Downtown Central Business Multi-Use (CBM) District
Village Board Reintroduces CBM District To Wary Residents Protective Of Piermont’s Downtown Charm By Tina Traster Max Stach, of Nelson Pope & Voorhis, a planning firm, did his darndest to sell a zoning change to the people of Piermont. But in the end, villagers were not interested in A versus B – they wanted to […]
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Rockland Farm Alliance Files Bankruptcy; Organization Has Been Wracked By Discrimination Claim From Executive Director Sue Ferreri
RFA Board Dissolution and Bankruptcy Filing Follow Discrimination Claim By Its Former Executive Director
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Rockland Farm Alliance Dissolves Due To Internal Strife, Financial Woes
Rockland Farm Alliance Dissolves Due To Internal Strife, Financial Woes; County Seeks New Operator For 25-Acre New City Farm
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