Clarkstown Planning Board To Present New Comprehensive Plan
The Town of Clarkstown’s Planning Board tonight will present the town’s newly unveiled Comprehensive Plan Update and Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement.
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Java Love Coffee Roaster Celebrates Ten Years Of Growing A Brand
Java Love Coffee Roasting Company, an artisanal coffee roaster that started with a tiny store front in the Catskills a decade ago has grown into a regional provider of roasted coffees bean by bean.
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Letter From The Editor: Let’s Create A Rockland County Think Tank
Now is the time for the best and brightest minds in Rockland County to get together and form a Think Tank
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NY-NJ Trail Conference Asking Clarkstown For Public Discourse On West Hook Mountain Tree Clearing
Joshua Howard, Executive Director of the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is urging the town to share any prospective settlement with Clarkstown residents and give them an opportunity to weigh in.
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Sport-O-Rama Building Being Bought In Cash Deal By Developer That Builds Multifamily Housing
A Rockland developer known for snapping up homes and empty land to convert to multi-family housing is buying Sport-O-Rama in Monsey, according to inside sources.
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Immunity Shield On Govt. Relief Bill Up In Air But Businesses Should Prepare
businesses and places of employment should take the time to understand what safety measures they need to keep employees and customers safe, and more importantly, the legally defined difference between negligence and gross negligence.
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Gov. Says Day Camps Can Open For Summer 2020
New York State’s day camps can open for the summer season beginning June 29th – but the state has yet to issue guidelines in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Monument Maker Tackles New World Brought On By COVID-19
Counterintuitively, at a time when COVID-19 has claimed more than 500 lives in Rockland, and 20,000 across New York State, Nyack-based Hudson Valley Monuments has seen a 70 percent drop in business from mid-March to early June despite the spike in deaths.
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Malls Could Reopen Mid-June But How Much Collateral Damage Has Lockdown, Previous Weaknesses Caused?
The Palisades Center did not make April or May mortgage payments and an insider familiar with The Pyramid Group says a June payment is “not likely,” because stores are not on track to open until mid-month.
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The Show Must Go On: Rivertown Film Streams Online
Meanwhile, curators of film festivals and organizations like Nyack-based Rivertown Film Society, are scrambling to adapt to the social-distancing world by bringing their offerings online, or postponing festivals.
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