Lawyers Say Courts Should Maintain Virtual Civil Hearings, An Unintended Pandemic Plus
Lawyers everywhere have found the virtual court operations to be much more efficient than the pre-pandemic routine.
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Culinary Depot In Spring Valley Opens New Showroom, Test Kitchen
Culinary Depot, the Spring Valley-based restaurant and equipment and supply dealer located at 67 Route 59, is opening a new showroom facility and state-of-the-art test kitchen at a time when many in the field is shrinking under the pressures of COVID-19.
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Village Of Haverstraw’s Blue Beverage Bottling Site Sold At Auction For $3 Million
After years of legal wrangling including allegations of fraud, forgery, and perjury, the former Blue Beverage Bottling site in the Village of Haverstraw was purchased at public auction by Haverstraw Joyland Oz LLC for $3 million, though its plans for the factory and large site remain unclear.
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A Life’s Work In A Recipe Book: Former Bloom Chef/Owner Serves Up Favorites
Amid the pandemic days, Sklar has self-published “The Eclectic Table: Timeless Recipes For The Eclectic Palate” on Amazon, a compendium of his 40 recipes culled from Bloom, pop-up restaurants, and personal chef experience.
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Subcontractor For BOCES Jesse J. Kaplan School Pool Complex Files Lawsuit Against Insurance Company For Payment
Subcontractor Modular Space LLC (ModSpace), a Berwyn, Pa company, is suing QBE Insurance Corp. for $1.6 million for payment under a construction bond between the general contractor, ML Inc., and BOCES.
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This Week In Brief: New Apple Bank, County Gets Good Economic News, RCC & Mercy Forge Deal
This Week In Brief: New Apple Bank, County Gets Good Economic News, RCC & Mercy Forge Deal
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Want An Edge? This Is The Time To Bolster Your Business
Even as COVID cases spike again, some entrepreneurs have started preparing for the post pandemic economy, particularly with positive news on the vaccine front enabling us to envision a true return to normal.
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Developer Receives Special Permit From Clarkstown Planning Board To Build Senior Housing On Former Schimpf Farm
The Clarkstown Planning Board is considering whether to grant a special permit to a developer who wants to build a senior housing complex on the former Schimpf Farm in West Nyack.
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Kosher Ski Tours Of Suffern Sues Okemo Mountain Resort
A Rockland-based tour operator that focuses on serving Orthodox Jewish vacationers and skiers has sued a Vermont resort for allegedly breaching a contract for nearly 500 rooms for a four-night stay during Hanukkah.
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The Data Is In: Shoppers Are Spending Online — Not In Stores
American consumers hungry for online deals spent a record $10.8 billion on Cyber Monday, according to data from Adobe Analytics
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