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Court Upholds Rejection Of Village Of Seven Springs Petition To Form New Village; Patient Transport Company Collected $2.1 Million In Medicaid Fraud; US Attorney Protects Voting Rights Locally
Lawrence Garvey Loses Chair; Mike Lawler Is Rockland County Republican Committee’s New Chairman
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What’s The Big Deal? Chick Fil A Closes On Route 59 Property For $8.3 Million; Garnerville Assemblage Sells For $3.25 Million; Airmont Industrial Sells For $10.875 Million
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New York’s BitLicense Program Evolves Over Time, But More Oversight Needed
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Swift Electrical Supply & “UtilityGenius” Team Up To Offer Instant Rebates On Energy Efficient Products
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