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Farming Advocates Pull For Historic House On 32 Acres In New City To Be Bought By County’s Open Space Acquisition Program

January 14, 2024January 21, 2024rcbizjournal

The Pre-Revolutionary War Era Peter DePew House Is A Relic, As Is Its Large Tract Of Farmable Land; Homeowner Donna Schwartz Is Hoping Rockland County Will Buy & Preserve Homestead

Rockland County Awards 31 Organizations With $298,000 In Tourism Grants; County To Hire New Marketing Firm For $500,000

January 12, 2024January 18, 2024rcbizjournal

Visit Nyack Reels In Big Prize Among Tourism Grantees Once Again

Rockland County Sales Tax Collections January Through November 2023 Shrink Compared To Same Period Prior Year, According To State Comptroller’s Report

January 11, 2024January 17, 2024RCBJ-Connect

Report Shows Rockland County Has Declining Sales Tax Revenue; Other Mid-Hudson Counties’ Revenue Rises

Rockland Green Planning To Spend Upwards Of $18 Million On New Animal Shelter

January 9, 2024January 25, 2024rcbizjournal

Rockland Green Planning To Spend Upwards Of $18 Million On New Animal Shelter; Board Votes Unanimously To Issue Short-Term $10 Million Bond Anticipation Notes.

Hudson Valley Home Sales Decline Sharply; Home Prices Rose In 2023

January 8, 2024January 12, 2024rcbizjournal

Hudson Valley Home Sales Decline Sharply; Home Prices Rose In 2023: Home Sales Decline Sharply in NY Suburban Markets in 2023; For-Sale Inventory Remains Low

Town of Haverstraw Passes Local Law To Accommodate Cannabis Businesses; HGAR Donates To Five Rockland Charities, Briefs

January 6, 2024January 11, 2024rcbizjournal

Town of Haverstraw Passes Local Law To Accommodate Cannabis Businesses; HGAR Donates To Five Rockland Charities, Briefs

Lawsuit Brought By Neighbors of Khal Bnei Torah In Haverstraw Tossed By Federal Judge

January 4, 2024January 10, 2024RCBJ-Connect

Neighbors Of Khal Bnei Torah on Riverglen Drive in Haverstraw Lose Federal Lawsuit Challenging RLUIPA. State law nuisance claims also dismissed.

Layoffs At Pearl River’s Pfizer Campus And Elsewhere Signal A Reset For COVID Vaccine Maker

January 2, 2024January 8, 2024rcbizjournal

Pfizer Cuts Staff Across Tri-State Area While Embarking On Acquisitions and Expansion

New Laws Affect Establishment of Villages, Minimum Wage, LLC Transparency, Non-Compete Agreements, Rent Stabilization

December 31, 2023January 6, 2024RCBJ-Connect

A Panoply of New Laws Passed at Year-End Affect New Yorkers, New York Businesses, And Tenants Rights

The Year In Cannabis – Starts, Stops, Injunctions, And The Future – Hundreds Of New Licenses On The Horizon

December 27, 2023January 4, 2024rcbizjournal

Despite A Bumpy Entrance To Recreational Adult-Use Cannabis, The Future Looks Bright For New York’s Cannabis Retailers

Category: Other News

Farming Advocates Pull For Historic House On 32 Acres In New City To Be Bought By County’s Open Space Acquisition Program

Rockland County Awards 31 Organizations With $298,000 In Tourism Grants; County To Hire New Marketing Firm For $500,000

Rockland County Sales Tax Collections January Through November 2023 Shrink Compared To Same Period Prior Year, According To State Comptroller’s Report

Rockland Green Planning To Spend Upwards Of $18 Million On New Animal Shelter

Hudson Valley Home Sales Decline Sharply; Home Prices Rose In 2023

Town of Haverstraw Passes Local Law To Accommodate Cannabis Businesses; HGAR Donates To Five Rockland Charities, Briefs

Lawsuit Brought By Neighbors of Khal Bnei Torah In Haverstraw Tossed By Federal Judge

Layoffs At Pearl River’s Pfizer Campus And Elsewhere Signal A Reset For COVID Vaccine Maker

New Laws Affect Establishment of Villages, Minimum Wage, LLC Transparency, Non-Compete Agreements, Rent Stabilization

The Year In Cannabis – Starts, Stops, Injunctions, And The Future – Hundreds Of New Licenses On The Horizon

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