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Rockland County’s Single-Family Price Gain Highest In Region; Beth Bate-Du-Boff Named NAMI Rockland New Executive Director; Briefs
Beth A. Bate-Du-Boff Named AMI Rockland New Executive Director; Rockland County’s Single-Family Price Gain Highest In Region; Briefs
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Rockland County’s Single-Family Price Gain Highest In Region; Beth Bate-Du-Boff Named NAMI Rockland New Executive Director; Briefs
Beth A. Bate-Du-Boff Named AMI Rockland New Executive Director; Rockland County’s Single-Family Price Gain Highest In Region; Briefs
Property Tax Challenges From Shops At Nanuet To Be Heard On The Heels Of Palisades Center Tax Refund Litigation
Falling Revenues At The Shops Of Nanuet Prompt Tax Challenges Dating Back To Pre-Pandemic Days
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The Opioid Settlement Fund: What Is It? And How Does It Work?
The First Round Of Over $192 million Is Available For State Agencies And Municipalities
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What’s The Big Deal? Rockland Green Buys Warehouse On Beach Road For Future Animal Shelter; Jaguar/Land Rover Dealership Property Closes In West Nyack; Residential School To Rise On College Road In Monsey
Rockland Green Closes On 15,000 Square Foot Warehouse On Beach Road For Future Animal Shelter; Jaguar/Land Rover Dealership Project Closes on Route 59 In West Nyack
What’s The Big Deal? Approved New City Senior Housing Project Sells For $3.6 Million; Bella Gianna On Route 303 In Congers Sells For $1.4 Million; Financing Up To $138 Million Secured For Novartis Redevelopment
135 North Main Street Approved Senior Housing Project Sells for $3.6 Million; Bella Gianna 1-Acre Site Sells For $1.4 Million
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Marian Shrine Seeks Subdivision Of Land To Build Solar Array On 13 Acres Of Wooded Forest In Town Of Haverstraw
The Proposal Requires Planning, Zoning & Town Board Approvals Before Clear-Cutting Woodlands For Installation Of Solar Panel Arrays
Clarkstown Planning Board Grapples With Traffic Study Limitations & Ongoing Development Pressure
Proposals For Development on Mountainview Avenue, West Clarkstown Road, Main Street in New City, Route 303 Likely To Bring Added Traffic Congestion To Already Busy Roads
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