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Panera Bread in Nanuet Celebrates Grand Reopening After Remodel

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1 year ago

June 26, 2025

Nanuet, NY — Panera Bread has officially reopened its doors in Nanuet, NY, following an extensive remodeling project led by franchisee Doherty Enterprises, Inc. The grand reopening celebration took place on Tuesday, June 17 at 10 a.m. at the café’s location at 24A Rockland Plaza on North Middletown Road.

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Town of Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann joined in the festivities, helping to “break bread” and officially welcome guests back to the newly refreshed location.

“We’re proud to celebrate the reopening of Panera Bread in Nanuet, a community staple,” said Supervisor Hoehmann. “This beautifully remodeled café brings not only great food but also renewed energy to our local business district.”

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What’s New at the Nanuet Panera Bread:

The updated bakery-café features Panera’s signature menu of soups, salads, sandwiches, and baked goods, all made with clean, high-quality ingredients free of artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, and colors. The remodel enhances both the ambiance and functionality of the space to improve guest comfort and convenience.

Customers can also take advantage of Panera’s digital ordering services, including Rapid Pick-Up® and delivery via the Panera app and website—perfect for busy commuters and families on the go.

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Founded in 1987, Panera Bread® has long been a pioneer in the fast-casual dining industry, with a focus on transparency, sustainability, and nutritious, craveable food. Doherty Enterprises, which operates multiple Panera locations across the region, continues to invest in upgrades and guest experiences that reflect these values.

“We’re excited to welcome guests back to our newly remodeled Nanuet café,” said a representative from Doherty Enterprises. “We’re committed to serving wholesome, delicious food in a welcoming space that meets the needs of our community.”

The Nanuet Panera Bread location is now open for dine-in, takeout, curbside pick-up, and delivery.

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Pearl River Farmers Market Returns July 18 with Fresh Summer Produce

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1 week ago

July 16, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

The Pearl River Farmers Market returns this Saturday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Central Avenue Field, offering shoppers a wide selection of fresh summer produce, locally made foods, artisan goods, and handcrafted products.

With summer harvests in full swing, visitors can expect to find seasonal favorites including fresh corn, peaches, plums, raspberries, and plenty of locally grown tomatoes.

This week’s market features a diverse lineup of vendors offering everything from baked goods and farm-fresh meats to handcrafted candles, local honey, cheeses, beverages, and specialty foods.

Among the featured vendors are The Orchards of Concklin, Rockland County’s oldest working farm, offering fresh fruits, vegetables, pies, cider, and cider donuts; Crossroads Cattle Ranch with pasture-raised grass-fed beef; Crannog Apiary with local Pearl River honey; and Orlando’s Bakery, featuring breads, pastries, quiche, stromboli, and more.

Visitors can also enjoy dumplings from Grumpy Dumpling Company, Mediterranean specialties from Yalla Fresh, gourmet cheeses from That Cheese Lady, hard cider from Red Barn Cidery, locally brewed beer from Stony Point Brewing Co., European-style soft-serve from JÄÄ Ice Cream, and a variety of baked treats from The Sourdough Sweet Spot.

Artisan vendors including Candle Zen More, Parterre Designs, and Hudson Valley Holistics will also be on hand with handcrafted goods, wellness products, and locally produced eggs.

The weekly market continues to showcase local farmers, food producers, and small businesses while providing the community with fresh, seasonal products throughout the summer.

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Down to Earth Living Shares Expert Tips for Growing Healthy Roses in the Hudson Valley

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1 month ago

June 20, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Roses may have a reputation for being difficult to grow, but gardening experts at Down to Earth Living say many modern varieties are easier to maintain and more disease-resistant than ever.

For healthy blooms, roses should be planted in areas that receive at least six hours of direct sunlight and have well-drained soil. Consistent deep watering, regular fertilization during the growing season, and seasonal pruning can help promote vigorous growth and continuous flowering.

Gardeners should also watch for common issues such as aphids, spider mites, black spot, and powdery mildew. Proper spacing between plants and watering at the base can help reduce disease, particularly during the humid summers common in the Hudson Valley.

In addition to growing roses, experts recommend adding pollinator-friendly plants such as bee balm, cardinal flower, honeysuckle, lantana, and salvia to attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators.

“With sunlight, water, nutrients, and care, roses provide months of color and fragrance,” said Stuart Leventhal, owner of Down to Earth Living. “Pairing them with hummingbird-friendly flowers creates a vibrant garden with continuous blooms and thriving wildlife.”