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Restaurateur Proposes Food Trucks For Pearl River

May 27, 2019June 16, 2019rcbizjournal

Ficcarra at a town board meeting, asked the board to consider proposing and passing legislation that would permit food trucks on or near town property in the downtown

ToyWiz Closing Its Retail Store Saturday May 25th

May 24, 2019January 4, 2023rcbizjournal

UPDATE (01-04-2023): TOY WIZ IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS, AND DID NOT CLOSE AS PLANNED.

Is Nyack’s Former River Club Going To Be Torn Down?

May 14, 2019June 16, 2019rcbizjournal

Does Nyack’s former River Club have a date with the wrecking ball?That will likely be determined at the Village Board’s next meeting on May 23rd when the trustees have anticipated cost estimates for demolishing the distressed building.

Ed Day At Mt. Fuji Steakhouse Ribbon Cutting For New Lounge

May 7, 2019rcbizjournal

More than 100 people gathered at Mt. Fuji Japanese Steakhouse atop a mountain in Hillburn on Sunday to celebrate the opening of Y’s Lounge

The Complex Making Of The ‘Live Art Beer’ Festival At Garner Arts Center

May 5, 2019May 6, 2019rcbizjournal

L.A.B. (Live Art Beer), which will exhibit the art of beer, Rockland’s artistic muscle, and the county’s hospitality.

Joe D’Urso Puts Local Music Festival On Map With Big-Time Talent

April 14, 2019April 15, 2019rcbizjournal

Rockland-Bergen Music Festival started as a birthday indulgence in 2014, but has has built up into a one-of-a-kind event for the region that is scaling up into an impressive enterprise.

New Farmers’ Market Set To Open May 19th In Pearl River

April 1, 2019April 23, 2019rcbizjournal

Worgul, who opened Gentle Giant a year ago, and feels vested in Pearl River even though he lives in New Jersey with his wife, has lead the way to bring a robust farmers’ market back to the hamlet.

Rockland To Consider Plastic Bag Ban

March 18, 2019March 19, 2019rcbizjournal

Rockland County could become the latest in New York to ban single-use plastic bags, joining a growing movement across the country aimed at reducing litter.