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Backyard Nursery To Open Retail Shop In Nyack In Late Fall

September 21, 2020September 26, 2020rcbizjournal

Cottage Creek Gardens is planting a new seed with a retail presence at 161 Main Street in Nyack that will sell seeds, plants, and giftware in its indoor and outdoor space.

Valley Rock Settles With Brooklyn Couple Over Wedding Cancellation

September 9, 2020September 17, 2020rcbizjournal

What began as a dream weekend wedding at an idyllic and sylvan Rockland County outpost turned into a bitter feud that ended in litigation and ultimately a settlement that left both sides cheated.

Seasoned Nyack Restaurateur Opens The Henry Despite COVID Constraints

August 26, 2020September 3, 2020rcbizjournal

The Henry, an upscale sports bar with comfort food, is a comfort itself at a time when the village has witnessed the loss of Joe & Joe Nyack, ODs Tavern, The Pie Lady, Johnny Cakes, J Petal, and AJs Crab Shack & Bar. For now 8 North Broadway is closed.

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse At Time Hotel In Nyack Closes

August 18, 2020August 24, 2020rcbizjournal

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse (BVs Grill), the celebrity-named steak and seafood restaurant at The Time Hotel in Nyack has cooked its last meal.

Let Clarkstown Voters Decide Fate Of Mall’s Restrictive Covenant On Nov. 3

July 31, 2020August 4, 2020rcbizjournal

The Clarkstown town board on Thursday voted unanimously to add a ballot question to the Nov. 3rd general election asking voters whether or not they want to lift a restriction that prohibits the Palisades Center from building out and leasing existing space.

Kid Sistr, All-Girl Indie Band With Rockland Native, Breaks Out On TikTok

July 28, 2020July 31, 2020rcbizjournal

The band’s ease at pivoting during the pandemic via its use of TikTok, notched up its visibility when touring was impossible, and through that success, to attract representation.

Arbitrary Closures Are Hurting Businesses, Spurring Litigation

July 15, 2020July 21, 2020rcbizjournal

Gyms, yoga studios and movies that have been left behind from New York and New Jersey’s Phase Four opening are frustrated, angry and filing lawsuits.

Sur La Table, Filing Bankruptcy, Will Close Nanuet Store

July 10, 2020July 15, 2020rcbizjournal

Kitchen goods retailer Sur La Table has filed for bankruptcy as it prepares for a corporate sale and store closures, making it the latest retailer to succumb to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pandemic Dampens Likelihood Of 2020 State Economic Funding Through REDC Grants Program

July 6, 2020July 10, 2020rcbizjournal

Due to the coronavirus, and all of the economic devastation it has wrought, sources say New York’s 10th annual Regional Economic Development Council competition — where the state invests $750 million in projects from Buffalo to Long island — is unlikely to take place in 2020.

Tea Merchant Takes To The Streets And The Bridge Landing

June 30, 2020July 6, 2020rcbizjournal

Teagevity is a notable Hudson Valley business at area farmers’ markets, and is the first vendor to stake his flag at the foot of the newly opened Shared Use Path

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