Rockland County Government/Regulations
Nine Of the Fourteen Proposed Projects Were Selected; Focus Was On Arts, Culture, and Improvement Of Downtown Including Waterfront Restaurant Site
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While Formal Cooperation Agreements Are Prohibited, Informal Coordination Remains An Option
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Rockland County Prioritizes Tourism Dollars for FIFA and America’s 250 in 2026
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Questions Surrounding Town Of Haverstraw’s Payment For A Lease Valuation and Identity of “Client” May Undermine The Deal By Tina Traster The Town of Haverstraw wants the building owned by the Knights of Columbus (Haverstraw Council) on 56 West Broad Street in the Village of Haverstraw. First, it sought to acquire it through a donation […]
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Governor Hochul Signs Executive Order Banning State Employees From Insider Trading on Prediction Markets
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CHPE/Blackstone’s $1 Million Good Neighbor Fund Will Be Administered by Community Foundation of Sullivan, Orange and Rockland; Businesses That Apply For Relief Must Forego Litigation Against CHPE
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Cap and Invest is more than an environmental policy. It is an economic framework that influences how energy is produced, transported, and consumed in New York.
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Knights of Columbus Turn To Courts To Lease or Sell Building to Town of Haverstraw; OAG Says Knights’ Holding Company Can’t Amend Its Charter
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101 Gedney Street In Nyack Sells For $45 Million; $6 Million In Capital Improvements Planned. Spring Valley Lots Sold For Residential Redevelopment. ARRI sells Blauvelt Industrial; MRA refinances Fashion Drive
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2025 Audit Show Ballooning Legal Fees in 2025; Public Authority’s Nanuet HQ Renovations Also Exceed Construction Estimates
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