Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
This year is on track to have the least amount of retail stores closing up shop in more than a decade, a huge improvement from the record number of closures last year, according to CoStar Group data.
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Palisades Center And Arts Council Of Rockland Partner To Feature Local Artists; Macy’s To Put Toys “R” Us Shops Under Its Roof
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Local Investor Seeks To Acquire Sunnyside Bancorp, Teen Talent For Workforce, Briefs
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Penguin Rep Reopens, Montefiore Wins Accreditation, Harold Boening Sr. of Oak Beverages Dies
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A local film festival and a hotel in a state of revival partner up in a post-pandemic world frothing for excitement, culture, and a touch of glamour after a year of lockdowns and ZOOM overload.
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Rockland County awards 18 organizations with $175,691 for art, music, theater, sports, and culture with county grants.
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Carr is the owner of the recently-opened Dragon Den and Dungeon Hall at 102 Main Street in Nyack – a pen-and-paper tabletop gaming lounge and eclectic restaurant, perhaps the only one of its kind in the county.
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ARCH, A Design Studio In Blauvelt, Understands The Junction Of Art & Commerce
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This Week In Brief: AMC Theatres Running Out Of Cash, Ritual One Rolled Out For Restaurants By State
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This summer, Irvington Theater in Westchester, which had been planning a fall debut of an arts incubator program for emerging works of art, sped up its launch with an online YOUTUBE forum for The Arts Incubator. Viewing is free and the works are on the YOUTUBE channel indefinitely.
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