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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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A reboot at Tallman Beach and Pool Club has breathed new life into a Rockland County asset that has been through a metamorphosis over the past five years.
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Rockland County hoping to gain from $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, the largest upgrade to the country’s roads, bridges, pipes, ports and broadband in decades.
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He has a sonorous voice and fire in the belly, but he’s got big shoes to fill. On Monday, Will Hennessy, 22, will become the new voice that listeners hear when they tune in to WRCR AM 1700 for their morning news.
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Anticipating ramped up demand for small kitchen appliances, prior to the pandemic, the fast-growing Chefman company in Orangeburg plans to break ground on a major expansion of its building on 29 Corporate Drive in September.
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Cuomo Urging Local Govt/Schools To Enact Vaccination Policies; Palisades Center Seeks Reduction In Tax Assessment In Court
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Will Settlement Talks Between The Village And Yeshiva Resolve Differences Before Dissolution Is Complete?
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Wayne Kleinman, a citizen who has gathered nearly 2,000 signatures from residents who are asking the Boulders to consider transitioning to “silent” fireworks to ease the lives of shelter animals.
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The Pearl River Chamber of Commerce has been roped into a defamation lawsuit that pits a former treasurer against four former directors.
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Moody’s Upgrades Rockland’s Bond Rating; Regeneron To Invest $1.8 Billion To Expand Tarrytown Campus, briefs
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