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Yeshiva Viznitz Seeks Special Permit To Open 440-Student Day School In Upper Nyack
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Local Nonprofit CANDLE, Mired In Debt, Seeks Relief In Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Nonprofit Served Rockland’s Youth Since 1982 Faced Eviction And Ultimately Bankruptcy
Real Estate Roundup: Residential Projects Advance At New York Country Club and Blue Rill Day Camp; Rent Stabilization Argued At NY Court Of Appeals; Lynmark Rehabs Suffern Crowne Plaza
Two Residential Projects in Rockland County Take Critical Steps Forward Toward Approval; Lynmark’s Crowne Plaza Suffern Modernizes Rooms, Public Spaces, and Event Spaces
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Upstate Update: Kingston’s Senate House Secures Preservation Grants; PepsiCo Shutters Sullivan County PopCorners Plant; Housing Options Considered For Kingston Business Park
Senate House State Historic Site In Kingston Undertakes $1.8 Million Restoration; Housing Options Considered For Kingston Business Park
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What’s The Big Deal? Nanuet Strip Center Sells For $4 Million; Chestnut Ridge Strip Center Sells For $3.3 Million; La Promenade Buys Upper Nyack Retail Site For $1.44 Million
Chestnut Ridge Strip Center Sells For $3.3 Million; La Promenade Buys Upper Nyack Retail Site For $1.44 Million
What’s The Big Deal? Wayne Avenue Townhouse Site Sells For $2.95 Million; Route 59 Nanuet Retail Sells For $3 Million; Bomnin Group Buys Route 304 Auto Dealership Properties For $5.8 Million
Townhouse Site Proposed For Wayne Avenue In Suffern Sells For $2.95 Million; Route 59 Retail In Nanuet Sells For $3 Million; Bomnin Group Buys Route 304 Auto Dealerships For $5.8 Million
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Proposed Expansion Of Algonquin Gas Pipeline Opposed By Environmentalists And Rockland Legislators
Rockland County Legislature Passes Unanimous Resolution Urging New York State To Deny Expansion Permits
Lake DeForest Reservoir Recognized As An American Landmark; MTA To Reinstate Weekend Ferry Service; Regeneron To Acquire 23AndMe; Briefs
Lake DeForest Reservoir’s Recognized as an American Landmark; MTA to Reinstate Weekend Service for Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry; Briefs
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Yeshiva Viznitz Seeks Special Permit To Open 440-Student Day School In Upper Nyack
Viznitz’s Application Pending Before Upper Nyack Planning Board; Applicant Says Special Permit Same As Granted To Nyack College
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