TOP 30 Nyc experience in Pomona, New York

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Down to Earth Living is an award-winning home decor and outdoor furniture store located at 1040 New York 45, Pomona, New York. As Rockland County's largest plant nursery and garden center, we offer a wide selection of gardening supplies, plants, trees, flowers, shrubs, outdoor furniture, and home decor. With over 50 years of experience, we provide everything you need to create your dream backyard oasis at affordable prices. Our garden center features a variety of garden tools, supplies, fertilizers, and a vast selection of annuals, perennials, plants, shrubs, and trees. We also offer the largest selection of outdoor and patio furniture in the NY Metro Area at unbeatable prices. Voted Best of Hudson Valley 2019 for Home Decor, our showroom showcases the latest styles in home decor and outdoor furniture.

J Evans Wine & Liquor is a premier food and liquor store located at 1581 U.S. 202 in Pomona, New York. Our store offers a wide selection of wines, spirits, and gourmet food items to satisfy all of your culinary needs. Whether you are looking for a fine bottle of wine to pair with your dinner or a unique liquor for a special occasion, our knowledgeable staff is here to help you find the perfect selection. Visit us today and experience the exceptional service and quality products that have made us a trusted destination for food and liquor enthusiasts in the New York area.

Welcome to the website of Rabbi Chesky Neumann, a highly respected and certified Mohel serving the Spring Valley, New York area and beyond. Located at 35 Balmoral Drive, Spring Valley, NY 10977, Rabbi Neumann offers professional and compassionate Bris Milah services to families across New York, New Jersey, and the tristate area. A Bris Milah, commonly referred to as a bris, is a deeply significant Jewish ceremony where a baby boy is circumcised, traditionally held on the eighth day after birth. Rabbi Chesky Neumann is dedicated to ensuring this sacred ritual is performed with the utmost care and respect, adhering to Jewish tradition while prioritizing the health and well-being of the newborn. Should medical conditions require, the ceremony will be postponed until the baby is healthy enough to proceed.