Rockland County Business Journal is pleased to offer our readers and members access to upcoming Requests for Bids and Requests for Proposals from Rockland County, various Towns and Villages and other municipal entities in the County.
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Individuals doing business in a name other than their own, register their assumed names with the County. Rockland County Business Journal compiles those listings and makes them available to readers as sales leads.
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Jeremy Schulman, Rockland County’s Economic Development and Tourism director since June 2019, has resigned. He left the post last week and has been replaced on an interim basis by Lucy Redzeposki, who was Schulman’s predecessor.
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The real estate market for single-family homes in the Hudson Valley area is still afire even though New York vaccination rates have risen to 70 percent, commuters are commuting again, and life is turning back to normal.
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County Seeking Input On Housing & Community Development, Good Sam Adds Cardiac Cath Lab, Briefs
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Now that New York has joined the ranks of states to legalize recreational marijuana, including New Jersey, landlords and property owners will be vying to participate in what is likely to be a new-age gold rush.
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Now is the time for the best and brightest minds in Rockland County to get together and form a Think Tank
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“Ride Round Rockland has done a lot to promote tourism here,” said Jeremy Schulman, Rockland County’s director of economic development and tourism. “The event brings cyclists from the entire region. It shows off Rockland’s beauty.”
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In April, Russell Fawkes and Jonathan Scott – long-time friends and Rockland entrepreneurs – fused the strengths of their companies to form a new one, Altor Safety, LLC, a mask manufacturer.
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Spirit Halloween has “popped up” at the Palisades Center and at the former Sears building at the Shops at Nanuet, in keeping traditions with Halloween past. Party City, too, is hoping to sink its teeth into the holiday spirit.
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