HV Biz Vol 3 No 45 - November 9, 2009
Food Bank of Hudson Valley is honored by Pattern for Progress.
Central Hudson is back in the black; rate hikes help.
Hinchey proposes National Park Service “Unit” aka, Hudson Valley
Comptroller looks to fix system that allowed siphoning of money from roads to other projects.
The concern is over coming state cuts.
Hospitals and farms are benefiting from energy grants.
MTA tax hits BOCES directly, schools indirectly
A store that blurs inside and outside worlds.
Mid-Hudson costs about 20 percent more than national average.
New director of aviation for Port Authority visits Hudson Valley.
Two Rockland Business Association executives say “green” is do-able, but recognized the reality of funding in the process.
Brain surgery offered a new lease on life for epileptic.
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1. Glenmere Mansion prepares for a new debut
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2. Web site by 20-somethings should inspire peers
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3. Nevele Resort closes suddenly, no re-opening date announced.
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4. IBM posts record profits, fewer jobs
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5. Warwick’s winning formula
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6. WKZE radio, local, independent and profitable
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7. $700m Silo Ridge Resort advances to site plan review
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