Palm Organix, a Colorado-based online retailer that sells premium, pharmaceutical grade CBD products, made from organically grown, industrial hemp, will open on Feb. 20th on the first floor, adjacent to Macy’s. This is the company’s first brick-and-mortar store.
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Chain restaurants, just like all chains, are going through a convulsive reset as tastes, eating preferences and spending habits change, particularly due to millennials.
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Before targeting millennials, it’s important to understand that this generation thinks differently, and above all values “experiences” over things.
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The legalization of medical marijuana in New York since 2016 continues to cause debate but the reality of why and how it is gaining attention came to light recently after Rockland’s first dispensary opened in Bardonia.
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A Montclair, New Jersey coffee roaster with a Sullivan County outpost, is considering opening a location in Suffern.
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Spring may not be in the air but love certainly is. Put aside the computer mouse and Amazon app and amble the Main Streets of Rockland. Renounce the classic, over-priced red roses and discover a plethora of stores offering “alt” creative or unique options to express your love.
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Rockland’s longtime radio station that left the airwaves for internet broadcasting in July 2017 will be back on the air by the end of the month. Maybe even sooner.
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For three Sunday nights in February, musicians will raise money for three charitable organizations at Piermont’s Rivertown Taphouse by particpating in BILLYPALOOZA: Jamming For A Cause.
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Emphasizing the need to keep Rockland’s economic engines revved up and ready for competing challenges, County Executive Ed Day is strongly urging Clarkstown and the Palisades Center to work out their differences, and allow the mall to build out 250,000 square feet of fallow space.
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The DOT has returned comments asking the town for additional traffic studies along state Route 59
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