Clarkstown Applying For State Grant Again To Demolish Grace Baptist Church But Could Be Stymied By Obstacles
Clarkstown Applying For State Grant Again To Demolish Grace Baptist Church But Could Be Stymied By Obstacles
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Category: Legal
Judge Marx Puts A Lid On Legal Fight Among Former Pearl River Chamber Directors; United Hospice Cleared On Discrimination Charges
Judge Marx Puts A Lid On Legal Fight Among Former Pearl River Chamber Members; United Hospice Cleared On Discrimination Charges
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Judge’s Second Ruling Favors Disgruntled Neighbors And Paves Way To Shut Down Rockland Cider Works
Judge’s Ruling On Cidery Essentially Closes Down Business, For Now; Plaintiffs In Case Must Post Bond While Lawsuit Continues To Wend Through The Judicial Process
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The Gloves Are Off: Lawyers Duking It Out Over Who Will Defend Clarkstown In Term Limits Suit Filed By Supervisor Hoehmann & Town Councilman
The Gloves Are Off: Lawyers Duking It Out Over Who Will Defend Clarkstown In Suit Filed By Supervisor Hoehmann & Town Councilman Over Term Limits
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The Challenger Analyzes Argument Put Forward By Supervisor Hoehmann In Clarkstown Term Limits Case
The Challenger Analyzes Argument Put Forward By Supervisor Hoehmann In Clarkstown Term Limits Case; Rockland Supreme Court Not Bound By Decisions In Fourth Department
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Clarkstown ZBA Rejects Citadelle Realty Group’s Appeal To Build Eleven-Unit Single-Family Home In Central Nyack
Schenley Vital of Citadel Realty Group Tried To Convince ZBA That 25,000 Square Foot House For Congregant Group Had A Right To Build Under Single-Family Home Code Requirements
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Chaos Engulfs Clarkstown Over Repeal Of Term Limits & Who Can Defend The Town
Councilmembers Borelli and Carroll Hire Attorney To Defend Town While Town Moves To Defend Itself With Inside Counsel; Judge Will Be Need To Break Up The fight
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Court Dismisses Rockland Cider Works Case Leaving Future Operation At Risk
Justice Thomas Zugibe Says Cidery Should Have Appealed To Orangetown ZBA. Dismissal Leaves Continued Operation At Risk
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Legal Questions Linger Over Attempted Repeal of Term Limits In Clarkstown; Ability To Hire Outside Counsel To Defend Town
Angry Residents Rail At Supervisor George Hoehmann & Councilman Don Franchino Over Suit Brought Against The Town
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State Comptroller Audits of Local School Districts Reveal Multiple Failures On Asset Management and IT Security
A recently released audit conducted by the New York State Comptroller’s Office concluded that the Pearl River Union Free School District has improperly monitored and failed to account for fixed assets.
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