Rockland Green Cancels Second Public Meeting In A Row; Fourth One This Year
Residents Question Whether Rockland Green Operates With Full Transparency; Some Say Its Functions Should Be Absorbed Into County Government
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Rockland County Government/Regulations
Clarkstown Refuses To Reschedule Planning Board Hearing That Falls Out During High Holy Days
Application for Islamic Center of Rockland’s 30,000 square-foot Expansion Plan Set For Sept. 24 Despite Objections By Jewish Community Members
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Rockland Community College Foundation’s Champions of Change Celebration Set for October 16; President of Dominican University Elected to the RBA Board of Directors; Briefs
Rockland Community College Foundation’s Champions of Change Celebration Set for October 16; President of Dominican University Elected to the RBA Board of Directors: Briefs
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How Does the SAFE for Kids Act Work? Understanding New York’s Approach to Protecting Children Online
The New York State Attorney General’s Office Is Accepting Public Comment Until December 1, 2025
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Nyack Library Seeking Public Input On Proposal To Sell Depew House
Nyack Library Seeking Public Input On Proposal To Sell Depew House; Historic Italianate Draws Time & Resources From Library’s Budget and Mission
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Clarkstown Declares Former Rockland Country Day School Property As “Surplus” In Preparation For Sale
Town Subdivision Would Allow For Fifteen Lots For Single Family Homes On Part Of Former School Campus
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9/11 Ceremony On A Cerulean Blue Day At A Time When American Is Divided & Dangerous
Families Gather at Sept. 11’s 24 Anniversary To Toll Bells, Read Names of Loved Ones Lost, Share in Collective Grief and Strength
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Veteran Firefighter Claims Rockland Green’s Negligence Caused Him Severe Injuries
Allegations Of Improper Storage Of Chlorine At Bowline Transfer Station Fire Caused First Responder Permanent Injuries
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CHPE Ups Offer To Struggling Businesses To $150,000; Promises To Change Day Work To Night
CHPE Ups Offer To Struggling Businesses To $150,000; Promises To Change Day Work To Night
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County Legislative Dems Hold Press Conference To Ring Alarms Over Anticipated Cuts to SNAP
Diane Serratore, Alongside Four Legislators, Call On State And Federal Officials To Take Action to Head Off SNAP Reductions; No State or Congressional Representatives Were Present
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