North River Shipyard Must File Application To Renew Special Use Permit By April 1
Neighbors in Historic District Abutting Shipyard Urging Village of Upper Nyack To Curtail Commercial Scale of Shipyard Operations
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Featured stories from Rockland County news.
Central Nyack Says Clarkstown’s Gerrymandered Map Hurts Racially Diverse Community
Central Nyack Says Clarkstown’s Gerrymandered Map Hurts Racially Diverse Community; Judge Amy Puerto Expected To Render Ruling On Map Redistricting Later This Week
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Ed Day Highlights Mall Woes, Affordable Housing, Firefighter Protection In 2023 State of the County Address
Day Highlights Mall Woes, Affordable Housing, & Firefighter Protection In 2023 State of the County Address
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Brain Association Advocates Asking NY For $1 Million To Cover Continuum of Care For TBI Survivors
Brain Association Advocates Asking NY For $1 Million To Cover Continuum of Care; Brain Injury Survivor Says The Gap Needs To Be Rectified
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Rockland Cider Works Suffers Additional Court Defeat; Farm Winery License In Jeopardy
Rockland Cider Works Faces Additional Defeat; Farm Winery License In Jeopardy; Judge D’Alessio Sets Bond For Plaintiffs At $100
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Rockland Community Foundation Announces 2023 Signature Awards Reception Honorees; Dominican University Secures $1.98 Million Federal Grant; Briefs
Rockland Community Foundation Announces 2023 Signature Awards Reception Honorees; Dominican University New York Secures $1.98 Million Federal Grant; Briefs
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The Rock Shop Of Nyack Rocks It To A Bigger Space, A Bigger Dream
The Rock Shop Of Nyack Rocks It To A Bigger Space, A Bigger Dream; A Local Business Built On The Notion That Community & Music Are A Uniting Force
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Residents Want Truthful Answers To Questions & Concerns Over Proposal To Convert A Warehouse To A County Animal Shelter
Rockland Green Chairman Howard Phillips Responds To Question With Misleading Answers; Public Documents Reveal Progression of Purchase & Architectural Fees for Project
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Judge Amy Puerto Says Decision On Gerrymandering Of Clarkstown’s Ward Map Expected March 17
Clarkstown Councilmembers Frank Borelli and Patrick Carroll, Who Have Accused Town Supervisor George Hoehmann & Others Of Gerrymandering, Plan to Begin Collecting Signatures For Re-Election On Feb. 28
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Upstate Update: Gardiner Takes Steps To Shut Down Controversial Glamping Site; Saugerties Glampground Withdraws Application; Poughkeepsie’s Academy Food Hall
Town Of Gardiner One Step Closer To Shutting Down Controversial Glamping Site; Glampground, Withdraws Application in Town Of Saugerties, Poughkeepsie’s Academy Food Hall
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