Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
RCBJ put out a call for 250-word mini essays to help celebrate our seventh year of publication and you responded! You’ve told us what you think. You’ve shown us what you’re passionate about. Every single essay embodies what it means to live productively and consciously in a community.
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REAL ESTATE Smaller Retail Spaces Replace Big Boxes; New Restaurants & New Facades Part Of Reconfiguration Responding to a changing retail environment, the owners of Rockland Plaza on Route 59 have come up with a new re-development plan that carves up larges spaces to cater to smaller businesses, and envisions adding at least two restaurants […]
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John W. Marshall, Son of Justice Thurgood Marshall to Speak at St. Thomas Aquinas College; Hudson Gateway Association of REALTORS® to Hold “Good Cause Eviction” Information Session Feb 28
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Riding A Wave of Popularity, Local Entrepreneur Acquires Franchise Rights To Dill Dinkers Indoor Pickleball Clubs
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Sing Sing Prison Museum Swings Into Life In Ossining in Former Opera House; Sing Sing Museum Will Focus On Contemporary Issues In The Penal System
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Grants Are An Investment In Promoting New Spending, Revenue & Sales Taxes From Tourism Events
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The $1.7 Million Purchase Along Old Stone Road In Valley Cottage Follows Several Failed Attempts To Develop Scenic Property
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The arts are a significant thread in the fabric of Rockland County. They inspire, enrich, and chronicle our lives. They also play a role in our economic well-being; theater, writing, dance, crafts draw us to spaces.
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Libraries Are A Source of Reading But Also Meeting, Sanctuary, and Learning
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NY DEC Opens Comment to Brownfield Cleanup Program For Haverstraw’s Chair Factory Project; St. Thomas Aquinas College is New Host for Lower Hudson Valley Small Business Development Center; Briefs
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