Rockland County Sued Over Inadequate FOIL Release On BusPatrol Contract
Brooklyn Attorney Files Lawsuit Against Rockland County Over Inadequate FOIL Information On BusPatrol Contract
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Rockland Green & Hi Tor Animal Shelter Reach Agreement On Protracted Legal Dispute
Hi Tor’s Insurance Company Will Pay Rockland Green $150,000; Rockland Green Will Use Taxpayer Money to Pay Hi Tor $50,000
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Satmar Rabbi Files Lawsuit Against Town of Ramapo Over Flying Israeli Flag At Town Hall
Satmar Rabbi Files Lawsuit Over Flying Of Israeli Flag In Ramapo; Lawsuit Demands Flag Be Taken Down & Permanently Removed
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Rockland County Investment Manager Who Oversaw Russian Oligarch’s Assets Accused of Securities Violations; 23rd Annual Rockland Philanthropy Day Breakfast; Briefs
Rockland County Investment Manager Who Oversaw Russian Oligarch’s Assets Accused of Securities Violations; 23rd Annual Rockland Philanthropy Day Breakfast; Briefs
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State Supreme Court Judge Temporarily Shuts Down Marijuana Licensing
State Supreme Court Judge Temporarily Shuts Down Marijuana Licensing: Four Military Vets Secure Temporary Restraining Order Against NYS — Blocking New Cannabis Licenses
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North River Shipyard Must File Application To Renew Special Use Permit By April 1
Neighbors in Historic District Abutting Shipyard Urging Village of Upper Nyack To Curtail Commercial Scale of Shipyard Operations
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Judge Amy Puerto Says Decision On Gerrymandering Of Clarkstown’s Ward Map Expected March 17
Clarkstown Councilmembers Frank Borelli and Patrick Carroll, Who Have Accused Town Supervisor George Hoehmann & Others Of Gerrymandering, Plan to Begin Collecting Signatures For Re-Election On Feb. 28
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Councilmen Borelli and Carroll File Lawsuit Over Gerrymandered Clarkstown Map Adopted On Feb. 7
Plaintiffs In Lawsuit Against Hoehmann, Town of Clarkstown, Say Maps Were Drawn In Retaliation Over Division Around Term Limits; Lawsuit Takes Aim At Splitting African-American Community in Central Nyack
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Judge Amy Puerto Allows Clarkstown Term Limits Case To Proceed While Potential Attorney Conflict Remains Unresolved
Judge Amy Puerto Allows Term Limits Case To Proceed While Potential Attorney Conflict Remains Unresolved; Judge Raises Issue Of Appearance Of Conflict
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Judge’s Second Ruling Favors Disgruntled Neighbors And Paves Way To Shut Down Rockland Cider Works
Judge’s Ruling On Cidery Essentially Closes Down Business, For Now; Plaintiffs In Case Must Post Bond While Lawsuit Continues To Wend Through The Judicial Process
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