Suffern/Ramapo Prevail In Tax Case, Other Briefs
Suffern And Ramapo Prevail In Tax Case Against Suffern Partners LLC; Brixmor Holdings Sues Screamin Parties For Back Rent; briefs
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Rockland County Bits & Pieces
Senator Skoufis (D) Prevails in Appeals Court Over Facebook Controversy
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals this week affirmed a lower court’s decision over the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by an Orange County resident who was blocked from posing on then-Assemblyman James Skoufis’ official Facebook page.
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Rockland’s Governments Should Take Advantage Of Dot.Gov Program To Shore Up Cyber Safety
Many state and local governments operate official websites with .us, .com or .org domains but that may soon start to change as they opt for more secure and trusted .gov domains.
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NY Critical Materials In Pearl River Awarded $750,000 To Produce N95 Respirators
Six companies, including a new tenant at the New York Center for Innovation in Pearl River, have received nearly $2.3 million in Empire State Development funding to produce needed supplies to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Haven Court Apts In Nyack Sell For $3.45 Million, Briefs
Haven Court Apartments In Nyack Sells For $3,45 Million; Sterling Bank Merges With Webster Financial Corp, Restaurant Aid
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Clarkstown Delays Zoning Vote On Rockland Country Day School But Still Considering Affordable Senior Housing
The Town of Clarkstown tabled plans on Tuesday to vote on rezoning a portion of the Rockland Country Day School site amid a growing storm of protest and confusion over future designs for the property.
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Rockland County Leads NY Average On Property Taxes Above $10,000; County Puts Brakes On Third-Party Food Delivery, Briefs
Rockland County Leads Nation On Tax Increases; County Puts Breaks On Third-Party Food Delivery, Briefs
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Social Media Commentary Plays Role In Yeshiva’s Request For Lawsuit To Be Dismissed
The yeshiva that bought Nyack College in December has asked the court to dismiss the Village’s lawsuit filed last month that has alleged the congregation failed to conduct safety inspections and has not resolved open code violations.
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SUEZ Proceeds To Clarkstown Planning Board After Green Light From Advisory Committee
Following a meeting last week with Clarkstown’s planners and engineers, Suez Water New York has been given the green light to propose its plans for it headquarters at 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack to the town Planning Board.
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Valley Cottage Homeowner With Illegal Addition Seeks To Get An “As Built” Permit
The attorney representing the Valley Cottage homeowner who built an illegal house addition and who allegedly cleared a large swath of trees from his secluded property as well as town-owned land, told the town court justice that he is dealing with the problem and wants to reach a settlement with the town.
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