Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
New Director Will Seek To Boost Aid Programs, Refresh Tourism Programs, Encourage New Partnerships By Judith Bachman Lucy Redzeposki has returned for her second stint as Director of the County’s office of Economic Development & Tourism. She replaces Jeremy Schulman, who replaced her two years ago. Schulman left hastily a month ago; County Executive Ed […]
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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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The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, which is seeking permission to build a headquarters for an audio/video production center in the Town of Ramapo, has purchased a rental-housing complex on Route 17 to house its volunteers and contractors while its project is built.
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Plan Number One, or the Kitching/Pelayo team refers to Mark Kitching and Jerome Pelayo, a real estate broker for Douglas Elliman and a house builder respectively.
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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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A local developer proposing to build a Starbucks on the corner of West Nyack Road and Route 304 in Nanuet will be asking for a raft of variances when it comes before the Clarkstown Zoning Board of Appeals next Monday.
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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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WRCR’s icon Steve Possell is hanging up his headphones and turning the operations board over to someone new (to be determined). He will retire on Aug. 13th.
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Rockland residents who are selling, or who might like to, may be stymied because prices elsewhere are competitive and they need a short-term rental solution, which is lacking in the county.
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The real estate market for single-family homes in the Hudson Valley area is still afire even though New York vaccination rates have risen to 70 percent, commuters are commuting again, and life is turning back to normal.
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