What New Yorkers Are Thinking About As We Reopen
Two thirds of New Yorkers say moving too fast to loosen stay-at-home orders is a bigger danger than moving too slowly.
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Two thirds of New Yorkers say moving too fast to loosen stay-at-home orders is a bigger danger than moving too slowly.
Continue ReadingWhat has been a bust for party planners, event spaces and tent rentals has inadvertently become a boom for CB Yardgrams, a small business run by two West Nyack entrepreneurs who had no idea a pandemic would lurch their company meteorically over the course of two months.
Continue ReadingSummer camp owners, county officials and camp associations are anxiously awaiting direction from both the state and the CDC but the question cannot dangle indefinitely.
Continue ReadingWe are spending more time in grocery stores because eating out is off the table, for now. But the experience of grocery shopping has been altered by fears, necessity, uncertainty and frequency.
Continue ReadingThe landscape going forward will require solid guideposts and ingenuity. RCBJ talks with Joe Bonura, principal of Bonura Hospitality Group about the path forward.
Continue ReadingLarge signs and posters tell us how people feel, what’s for sale, and what it forbidden during the Pandemic era
Continue ReadingRiding a Fliteboard, a mini-hydrofoil surfboard engineered by an Australian sports-technology entrepreneur, may just be the ultimate experience for thrill seekers who are itching to leave their homes but want to practice social distancing.
Continue ReadingLife limps on at limpid pace while we wait for some return to “normal.” Who knows what normal will look like? The Bowtie Cinema sign says “Be Back Soon.”
Continue ReadingTwo Rockland small businesses that have received emergency relief from the government this week were surprised and delighted but neither business owner knows whether the funding will be enough to mitigate potential long-term damage the coronavirus may have on the economy.
Continue ReadingThe volunteer movement called Nyack Mask Makers, born a mere two weeks ago, has since produced more than 4,000 face masks for Nyack Montifiore Hospital, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, Nyack Ambulance Corp, the Orangetown Police, the County Sheriff’s department, and more.
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