Featured stories from Rockland County news.
Amenities – technology, community rooms, adds-ons – these are the new lures developers are using to attract renters who are looking for modern buildings with cool vibes
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The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 changes the way landlords have conducted business for nearly a century. The package of protections extends to all New York renters, including here in Rockland.
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P.A.W on Patrol expands reach into Rockland County with P.A.W. on Patrol, a mobile van that provides a weekly low-cost spay/neuter and dental services for dogs and cats.
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New Owner Hires Third-Party Marina Management Company By Tina Traster Running a marina is not child’s play but the Schneider family toughed it out at the Tappan Zee Marina in Piermont for more than 50 years. The family-run business, founded by Roger and Natalie Maffei, and later run by their daughter Audrey Maffei Schneider and […]
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“Backpack Full Of Cash” Calls Attention To Threat Charter Schools and Vouchers Are Having On Public Schools By Tina Traster Megamall, the documentary by Rockland filmmakers Sarah Mondale and Vera Aronow, is proving to be timeless as the Town of Clarkstown is grappling with the Palisades Center over its desire to build out and lease […]
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Suez NY on Wednesday presented a plan to lease space, build a storage facility and install above-ground gas tanks at the former Tilcon headquarters on the eastern side of Old Mill Road in West Nyack.
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Applebees is closing its Airmont location.The 6,300 square foot Applesbees in Airmont Village Square is on the market.
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Bradley Industrial Park has been sold for $116.8 million to Angelo, Gordon & Co., a privately held New York limited partnership that manages nearly $32 billion in assets.
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The Town of Clarkstown is preparing to move forward with a scaled-down version of the multi-use residential/commercial hub planned around the Nanuet train station in response to concerns raised by the New York State Department of Transportation.
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It’s an all-American, idyllic image but the fish you’ll be eating has in fact been grown on 120 acres in a 160,000-square-foot indoor aquaculture facility on a land-locked farm in Hudson New York where steelhead trout is produced.
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