Robin Rosenberg Appointed To Mid-Hudson Regional EDC
Robin Rosenberg, president and director of the Garnerville Arts & Industrial Center, has been appointed to the Governor’s Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council.
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Robin Rosenberg, president and director of the Garnerville Arts & Industrial Center, has been appointed to the Governor’s Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council.
Continue ReadingThe pair have convinced M&T in Piermont bank to sever its ties with Down To Earth, the company that for 14 years ran the outdoor Piermont Farmer’s Market in the bank’s parking lot and allow them to operate it instead.
Continue ReadingPalm Organix, a Colorado-based online retailer that sells premium, pharmaceutical grade CBD products, made from organically grown, industrial hemp, will open on Feb. 20th on the first floor, adjacent to Macy’s. This is the company’s first brick-and-mortar store.
Continue ReadingA Montclair, New Jersey coffee roaster with a Sullivan County outpost, is considering opening a location in Suffern.
Continue ReadingSpring may not be in the air but love certainly is. Put aside the computer mouse and Amazon app and amble the Main Streets of Rockland. Renounce the classic, over-priced red roses and discover a plethora of stores offering “alt” creative or unique options to express your love.
Continue ReadingFor three Sunday nights in February, musicians will raise money for three charitable organizations at Piermont’s Rivertown Taphouse by particpating in BILLYPALOOZA: Jamming For A Cause.
Continue ReadingThe Time Hotel, which positioned itself as a boutique property for urban tourists and business travelers, has been filling its rooms since it opened in May 2016 in Nyack. It remains a draw, despite the fact that the 133-room hotel has been in bankruptcy since July 2018.
Continue ReadingThe team of entrepreneurs who built the well-known Airmont Eats in Airmont have opened a fast-casual restaurant in Sloatsburg, and they intend to transform their original enterprise to reflect updated trends and demographics.
Continue ReadingCiting the success of using tourism to drive Rockland County’s economic engine at an afternoon ceremony today at the Penguin Rep Theatre in Stony Point, the county today gifted 22 nonprofits with $211,000 in tourism grants. Partially funded by the state, I Love New York, an affiliate of New York’s Empire State Development, kicked in $62,650.
Continue ReadingAfter a long $3.5 million renovation, Rockland Community College on Tuesday will open its Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center on the main and lower floors at 70 Main in Nyack.
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