New York State Revs Up To Support Electric Vehicles With Charging Stations, Infrastructure
Gov. Hochul Signs Bill To Support EV Drivers; New Law Restricts Homeowners’ Associations From Banning EV Charging Stations
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Ugell Juggles Justice Robes With Overalls On Farm Leased For Cannabis Cultivation
Green Justice Produces Bumper Crop In First Year But Waits On New York Reg’s To Give More Latitude To Growers
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In Final Push, Environmentalists, State Officials Calling On Gov. & DOH To Raise Standards To Protect Drinking Water
In Final Push, Environmentalists, State Officials Calling On Gov. & DOH To Raise Standards To Protect Drinking Water
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Simon Property Loses Crystal Mall in Connecticut To Foreclosure; Parkinsons Wellness Project to Plant 2,000 Tulips at Clover Stadium; Briefs
Loan Holder on Connecticut’s Crystal Mall (Simon Property Group) Forecloses; Parkinsons Wellness Project to Plant 2,000 Tulips at Clover Stadium; Briefs
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New Yorkers To Decide On a $4.2 Billion Bond For Environmental Protection On Nov. 8
2022 Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Act ballot Question Would Initiate Streamlined Funding For Statewide Environmental Projects
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Clover Stadium Named Host Site for the MAAC Baseball Championship through 2025; RC Legislator Falciglia Joins Hi-Tor Board, Briefs
Clover Stadium Named Host Site for the MAAC Baseball Championship through 2025; RC Legislator Joins Hi-Tor Board, Briefs
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County Executive Ed Day Says No Tax Increase Proposed In The $812 Million 2023 Budget
County Executive Ed Day Says No Tax Increase Proposed In 2023 Budget; Proposed 2023 Budget Eliminates Some Positions; Adds Others To Shore Up County Operations, Health, and Safety Departments
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RCC Taps Firm To Seek New President; Selection Expected Spring 2023
Isaacson, Miller, Same Recruiter That Found Dr. Michael Baston, Will Lead Search For New Leader
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Rental Housing Remains Unaffordable For Average Resident In Rockland, Hudson Valley
Pattern For Progress Annual Out of Reach Report Finds Typical Renter Falls $300-$2,900 Short of Covering Rent and Living Costs; Region Cannot Maintain Workforce Without Affordable Housing
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Nonprofit That Facilitates Court-Ordered Supervised Visitations Is Seeking Support For Its Mission
Nonprofit That Facilitates Court-Order Visitations Seeking Support For Its Mission; Rockland Youth Empowerment Center Holding Inaugural Fundraise Sept. 29th To Honor Retired Justice William Warren
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