Don’t Put SHIELD Act Requirements On Back Burner
New York imposed the SHIELD Act which requires businesses of any size to take internal security measures to safeguard New Yorker’s digital “private information.
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AMA Laboraties in New City Head Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud, Sale of Patriot Hills To Go To Referendum, Briefs
New City Drug Testing Lab Owner Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud; Spring’s Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Returns May 10-23, Stony Point Case Dismissed
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25 Percent Of Traditional Gas Stations Face Closure By 2035
A recent study by Boston Consulting Group reported that 25 percent of traditional gas stations nationwide face closure by 2035.
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Homes For Heroes Veterans Apartments Scores $1.5 Million In NY State Grant
Another 14 one-bedroom units will be built at the Homes for Heroes Veterans Apartments in the Town of Orangetown now that a $5.3 million fund-raising goal has been met.
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New York Thruway Readying For Major Makeover But Retail Jobs In Limbo
Work is moving forward on an ambitious $450 million overhaul of Thruway rest areas that currently employ over 460 New York residents, including Sloatsburg Travel Plaza.
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Clarkstown Planning Board Gives Green Light For Senior Housing On Kennelly’s Grille House Site
The Clarkstown Planning Board on Wednesday greenlighted senior housing on the former Kennelly’s Grille House site at 962 Route 9W, adding another 25 one-bedroom units to the growing mix of market rate senior housing.
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Hub-And-Spoke Office Strategy Creates Opportunity For Co-Working In Rockland County
It could take years for the Manhattan office market to recover but the prospects for co-working spaces, especially those in the Hudson Valley, bright.
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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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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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