Are Cannabis Stocks The New Bitcoin?
New York is set to become one of the largest cannabis markets in the United States, with a predicted legal adult-use revenue of $1.75 billion per year.
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Category: Other News
Rockland County Bits & Pieces
Business & Community: Volunteer New York! Talks With Anthony Cilibrasi About Giving Back
Tony Fasciano, Director of Communications for Volunteer New York! speaks with Anthony Cilibrasi, a partner at Citrin Cooperman, and a father of three who is focused on corporate social responsibility because he wants to make the world a better place.
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Is It Time For Health Providers To Cover Medical Marijuana?
The legalization of medical marijuana in New York since 2016 continues to cause debate but the reality of why and how it is gaining attention came to light recently after Rockland’s first dispensary opened in Bardonia.
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‘Stop Fighting,’ Says Ed Day To Clarkstown and Palisades Center
Emphasizing the need to keep Rockland’s economic engines revved up and ready for competing challenges, County Executive Ed Day is strongly urging Clarkstown and the Palisades Center to work out their differences, and allow the mall to build out 250,000 square feet of fallow space.
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Speed Bump On Nanuet’s TOD Progress?
The DOT has returned comments asking the town for additional traffic studies along state Route 59
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Clarkstown Appoints Committee To Study Retail Hub
The Town of Clarkstown has formed a business and economic development advisory committee to work in conjunction with stimulating the Nanuet/Route 59 corridor and updating of the town’s comprehensive plan.
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Elcik Named RC Director of Consumer Protection
James Elcik, a former officer in the United States Marshals Service, has been named Rockland County’s Director of Consumer Protection.
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Businesses Embrace Piermont Plastic Bag/Styrofoam Ban
A new law banning plastic bags and Styrofoam containers is making Piermont’s business owners better environmental stewards, and encouraging other municipalities to follow suit.
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Businesses Are Backbone For Sloatsburg Food Pantry
A coin jar. A food drive. The use of a refrigerator. Selling eggs at cost. These, and many more, are the ways in which Sloatsburg-area businesses and beyond embrace a nonprofit that works to support the most vulnerable citizens in Sloatsburg, as well as Suffern, Hillburn, Airmont and Tuxedo.
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CBRE Issues RFP For Sale Of Nyack College
Zoning Rules Limit Future of Nyack College Campus NEWS ANALYSIS By Tina Traster CBRE this week issued an RFP without an asking price for the sale of Nyack College. The college is seeking a buyer for the 40-property portfolio spread over 107 acres. The college is willing to sell all its holdings to one entity, […]
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