Business & Financial

  • Office of Buildings and Codes Closes Illegal Properties

    Property Owners Face 19 Violations for Illegal Construction New City, NY, – The Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes is investigating upwards of 19 violations at 35 Commerce Street, owned by Elegant Party Rental LLC., and 37 Commerce Street, owned by 37-39 Commerce LLC., in Spring Valley stemming from illegal construction. The Office responded to a complaint for…

  • Rockland County Haiti Relief hosts 11th annual gala

    Rockland County Haiti Relief will be hosting its 11th annual fundraising gala on Saturday, April 2nd.

  • St. Thomas Aquinas College Welcomes Thomas Flood,New Vice President of Institutional Advancement

    (SPARKILL, NY – March 8, 2022) – St. Thomas Aquinas College (STAC) is pleased to introduce mission-based leader Thomas Flood as our new Vice President of Institutional Advancement as we approach our 70th anniversary of serving students.  Thomas brings over 30 years of extensive advancement experience across numerous Catholic based education institutions, including Regis High School, R. C.…

  • Jobs in Clarkstown

    The Clarkstown Department of Engineering and Facilities Management is hiring seasonal employees (April to October 2022). Must be 18 years old. Job duties include: litter patrol, grounds keeping duties, and cleaning restrooms. $14.25 an hour. Up to 40 hours a week. Must be willing to work days, nights, weekends if necessary. If interested, please e-mail…

  • Rockland Community College Launches From Industry to Instructor: Teaching for Professionals to Bring Industry Professionals Into the Classroom as Adjunct Instructors

    Designed for professionals with industry knowledge and skills who wish to teach college-level courses, the new program kicks off with an info session on March 22. Suffern, NY. (March 7, 2022) Rockland Community College (RCC) is announcing a new diversity, equity and inclusion initiative designed to bring experienced professionals in the surrounding community into the…

  • Skoufis Launches Senate Investigation into Skyrocketing Utility Bills

    Senator James Skoufis (D-Hudson Valley) gathered with local residents and the Public Utility Law Project (PULP) at a constituent’s home in New Windsor on Friday to announce the Senate Committee on Investigations & Government Operations, which Skoufis chairs, has opened a formal investigation into the outrageous surge pricing and billing practices of utility companies and…