Ellie Kassner Of W.H. Kassner Inc. Contemplates The Importance Of Infrastructure
Kassner, of W.H. Kassner Inc, shed light both on infrastructure, as in public works, and infrastructure, as in family business.
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Category: Features
Featured stories from Rockland County news.
Junior Chamber, Extension Of Greater Nanuet Chamber, Takes Flight
Junior Chamber, an extension of the Greater Nanuet Chamber of Commerce, is a club for teens who are interested in the intersection of business and community.
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Restaurateur Builds New Culinary Dream In Old Bank Building
Fifteen years later, and during the height of the pandemic, Dinsay opened Grub Café in West Nyack in a former Chase Bank. The Asian-fusion restaurant is the pinnacle of a long journey.
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DataBank, Which Bought Former Verizon Data Center For $23 Million, Says Location Hits All The Metrics
DataBank, a major player in the data storage business, has chosen Orangetown as its newest location to expand its capacity in the New York metro region.
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Aidan Hand Takes Reins At Sloatsburg Chamber Of Commerce
Hand, in 2021, assumed the reins of the Sloatsburg Chamber of Commerce, becoming its president at a time when the energy pulsing through the village is palpable and a new era feels possible.
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Black Parakeetz Paint, Swig & Sing! Brings Art, Drink & Karaoke To Nyack
Black Parakeetz Paint, Swig and Sing! is about group fun: painting with friends, drinking high-end cocktails at the martini bar, and karaoke in a super-sleek setting.
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Clarkstown Lands On Money Magazine’s 35th Annual Best Places To Live List
The Town of Clarkstown has once again landed on Money Magazine’s 35th annual “Best Places To Live 2021” list, ranking at 49 out of 50 towns. In 2014 and 2016, the town ranked seven on the list, and in 2012, it came in at 35.
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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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North River Shipyard Sues Village of Upper Nyack Over New Noise Law
North River Shipyard is suing the Village of Upper Nyack for $8 million over a noise law it says will hobble its business. Graefe and Sons Corp. (dba North River Shipyard) and Van Houten Holding Corp., owners of the business and property respectively, has accused the village of violating constitutional rights to due process and free speech.
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