Piermont Is First Rockland Municipality To Split Its Vote: Yes On Cannabis Dispensaries, No On Lounges
Piermont Is First Rockland Municipality To Vote Yes On Cannabis Dispensaries, No On Lounges
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Piermont Is First Rockland Municipality To Vote Yes On Cannabis Dispensaries, No On Lounges
Continue ReadingTo satisfy its debt, the Boy Scouts of America Greater Hudson Valley Council has sold Camp Nooteeming, a 272-acre camp in Salt Point in Dutchess County.
Continue ReadingVillage of Haverstraw Wins $10 Million Downtown Revitalization Grant; O&R Plans $52 Million Underground Cable Project, Briefs
Continue ReadingArguments in favor have persuaded Village officials to lean toward “opting in” on the new cannabis laws.
Continue ReadingA Valley Cottage resident who built an illegal addition and allegedly cut down a swath of trees on town land has agreed to retain an environmental consultant to test the fill used for landscaping his property on Old Stone Road.
Continue ReadingThe Rockland Water Study Committee, which includes members of Rockland Water Coalition, and other environmental groups, wants PSC to study whether management of the water system should remain in private hands or be “re-municipalized,
Continue ReadingBrixmor Property Group, the owner of Rockland Plaza on Route 59 in Nanuet, is planning a shake-up on its site with the demolition of three buildings including the former Modell’s and the Nanuet Diner. A new vision would add a bevy of restaurants and food retailers to the center.
Continue ReadingDECA Seeking Business Community To Be A Judge At Regional Event, Clarkstown, Ramapo Receive Positive S&P Ratings
Continue ReadingNyack entrepreneur is hoping to muscle in on emerging cannabis industry, that will open a new stream of commerce and will be an exciting element of economic stimulation throughout New York.
Continue ReadingIn reviewing Emerald Estates II, a proposal to build a 10-house subdivision off Emerald Court near West Clarkstown Road in New City, Planning Board Chairman Gilbert Heim said the design is faulty because the town limits cul-de-sacs to 15 homes.
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