Responding to public pressure, Suez New York has reversed course and decided not to install fuel tanks on land it plans to lease at the former Tilcon site at 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack.
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As we all know, Rockland County is in the throes of a measles outbreak. The question we’re contemplating is “What should or must an employer do? Like most answers about the law, “it’s complicated.”
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Moody’s Investors Service assigned Rockland’s Tax Anticipation Notes (TANs) a MIG 1 rating, the highest short-term rating assigned by Moody’s to Notes.
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Rockland County’s first quarter home sales stood in sharp contrast to the rest of the Hudson Valley with a 7.1% increase in overall sales, while Westchester, Putnam and Sullivan counties posted sales volume decline.
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New York is set to become the second state to ban single-use plastic bags, after the New York State Legislature on Sunday sighed off on a $175 billion budget that included the measure.
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Rockland County could become the latest in New York to ban single-use plastic bags, joining a growing movement across the country aimed at reducing litter.
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Rockland County’s James Chambers, an heir to the Cox family fortune, lands on Forbes richest people list.
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Emphasizing the need to keep Rockland’s economic engines revved up and ready for competing challenges, County Executive Ed Day is strongly urging Clarkstown and the Palisades Center to work out their differences, and allow the mall to build out 250,000 square feet of fallow space.
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Rockland County and the Civil Service Employees Association have reached a settlement through the New York State Public Employment Relations Board (PERB).
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Those in local government and Chambers of Commerce working behind the scenes to make Rockland County an overnight tourist destination rather than a spot for day-tripping should take heart in a recent spike in Airbnb listings and revenue generated last summer. But are they legal?
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