Rockland County Sued Over Inadequate FOIL Release On BusPatrol Contract
Brooklyn Attorney Files Lawsuit Against Rockland County Over Inadequate FOIL Information On BusPatrol Contract
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Rockland County energy, industry, transportation
From Hollywood to Main Street How Media Mergers Affect NY
Hollywood Is Woven Into New York’s Economic Fabric Supporting Jobs & Billions In Economic Output
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Real Estate Roundup: DataBank Phase II Headwinds; Five Story Multi-Family Proposed For Former Avon Enamel Building; Airmont Fitness Center Building To Become Yeshiva
Databank Phase II Scaled Back; Multi-family proposed in Suffern dependent on TDD Zone Change; Former Fitness Club In Airmont to Become Yeshiva.
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County Implementing Sales Tax Cap On Gasoline; $7.4 Million in NY BRICKS Awards Strengthen Community Centers; Briefs
County Implementing $3 Gas Sales Tax Cap Gasoline Sales Tax Cap; $7.4 Million in NY BRICKS Awards Strengthen Community Centers; Briefs
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The Momentum Is Real: What 497 Upstate CEOs Are Telling Us About New York’s Future
The 19th Annual Upstate New York Business Leader Survey points to meaningful progress — and a clear roadmap for building a stronger business climate.
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Legislator Itamar Yeger Pressing To Ease Regulations and Licensing Requirements for Tradesmen
Legislator Itamar Yeger Pressing To Ease Regulations and Licensing Requirements for Tradesmen; County To Vote On Changing Electrician Licensing Exams from Closed Book To Open Book On Wednesday
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Algorithm-Driven Pricing and Why It’s Getting Attention
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Algorithms Are Frequently Used To Adjust Prices In Real Time
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Bowline Generating Station Seeks To Ease Environmental Standards In Its SPDES Permit
Bowline, Unable To Meet DEC Standards For Protecting Aquatic Organisms, Seeks Loosening Of Its Permit Requirement
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Congressman Lawler’s Call To Reopen Indian Point Unlikely To Gain Regional Support or Traction
Lawler’s Call To Reopen Indian Point Unlikely To Gain Regional Support; AARP’s Report Shines Dire Light On Soaring Energy Costs
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Energy Costs Are Quietly Reshaping the Hudson Valley Real Estate Market
From A Real Estate Perspective, The Implications Of Rising Energy Costs Are Profound By Paul Adler, Esq. Energy has become the hidden line item redefining the economics of real estate across Rockland County and the broader Hudson Valley. For years, we debated affordability in terms of interest rates, supply constraints, zoning limitations, and construction costs. […]
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