During these uncertain times the North Rockland Chamber wants to let all it’s members know that we are truly concerned with the health and well being of our community and will try and provide as much information as possible. Please continue to provide information on your businesses on our Facebook page.

Also, some links that have been provided by the state that may be very helpful include:

New York State to Pass New Emergency Paid Leave for COVID19 and Paid Sick Leave

Nonprofits are Eligible for Disaster SBA loans

Important Information for Unemployment Insurance Claimants

Latest news from NY State in regards to the coronavirus

SBA Disaster Assistance in Response to the Coronavirus

State Resources for Business

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The North Rockland Chamber of Commerce held its first annual Harvest Dinner and Dance at the Hudson Water Club on Thursday, October 11, 2018. It was wildly successful, with over 200 guests!

• Community Leader of the Year: Village of Haverstraw Mayor Michael Kohut
• Community Youth Leader of the Year: North Rockland High School Principal Michael Gill
• Citizen of the Year: Retired North Rockland schools employee and longtime Helen Hayes Hospital volunteer Mary Minerick
• Student of the Year: Academic standout and national cross-country record holder Katelyn Touhy
• Business of the Year: A&N Rappaport Lock & Alarm

Town of Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips, and Town of Stony Point Supervisor Jim Monaghan served as co-emcees for the evening.

We also announced a new website we have been developing to attract tourism to North Rockland: www.visitnorthrockland.com.

Special thanks to the North Rockland Chamber Board of Directors, notably our President Joseph Koval, and our Events Chairperson, Kristine D’Anthony-Koval, for making their vision for the Chamber event come true, and to Emily Dominguez, for her tireless work to make the evening a success.

If you would like to learn more about the North Rockland Chamber of Commerce, please contact us.

Need help getting ready for Small Business Saturday? This year, the North Rockland Chamber of Commerce is here to help! And it’s all for free – but you have to act fast!

Our Chamber member – Tom Ossa from Rockland Web Design – is offering free setup of your Small Business Saturday promotional materials, via the American Express Shop Small Website.

The Saturday after Thanksgiving has become increasingly valuable for local retail stores and small business owners to capitalize upon. We can help you, by setting up your shop or business with promotional materials that you can use on one or more of the following:

• Your business website
• Facebook business pages
• Facebook groups like the North Rockland Community
• Instagram posts
• Email messages to you valued customers

Getting started is easy:

1. Please send an email message to tom@rocklandwebdesign.com
2. In the subject line, write in all capital letters, “SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY”
3. Please write your name, business name, and phone number.

That’s all! We will get your materials set up, and email them to you with instructions on how to use them!

When Small Business Saturday comes around, we’ll be promoting your business via our website, as well as on numerous Facebook community groups and pages!

BONUS: Come to our Halligans event at 6:00 pm on 11/15/17, Tom will be there to help you get set up on the spot!