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Clarkstown Planning Board Considering Senior Housing Development On “Accident-Heavy” West Clarkstown Road
Residents Continue To Object To Senior Housing Development On West Clarkstown Road Citing Traffic and Neighborhood Character
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US Attorneys Gear Up For Voter Interference; Court Rejects Effort To Establish Village Of Seven Springs; Patient Transport Company Collected $2.1 Million In Medicaid Fraud
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
Court Clears Path For Mike Lawler And Other Elected Officials To Run For Committee Leadership
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Upstate Update: Kingston Opts Into Tax Break Programs To Spur New Housing; Beacon Opts For “Good Cause” Eviction Law; Millions In Restore New York Communities Grants Awarded
Governor Hochul Announces More Than $64.1 Million Awarded Through Restore New York Communities Initiative
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What’s The Big Deal? Nanuet Retail Properties Sell For $7.6 Million; Former Superfund Site Fetches $3.75 Million In Stony Point; Montebello Professional Building Trades For $3.65 Million
Retail Properties at 300 East Route 59 and 61 Smith Street In Nanuet Sell For $7.6 Million; Montebello Professional Building Sells For $3.65 Million
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
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
Technology
New York’s BitLicense Program Evolves Over Time, But More Oversight Needed
The BitLicense Program Remains Up In The Air As Private Actors And Government Agencies Work To Create A Safe, Secure, Lucrative, And Accessible New York Crypto Market
Swift Electrical Supply & “UtilityGenius” Team Up To Offer Instant Rebates On Energy Efficient Products
In Rockland County, Swift Electrical Supply Is The First To Offer The Utility Genius Commercial Storefront
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Clarkstown Planning Board Considering Senior Housing Development On “Accident-Heavy” West Clarkstown Road
Residents Continue To Object To Senior Housing Development On West Clarkstown Road Citing Traffic and Neighborhood Character
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