The survey is open to everyone — not just South Nyack residents because the issues that prompted the citizens petition and the dissolution vote are not unique to South Nyack. Will a Yes vote in South Nyack start a chain reaction of adjacent villages falling like dominoes? Does a successful No vote mean “business as usual” for local governments, or does it mean citizens are dissatisfied with elected leaders but don’t want to throw our 142 years of local governance?
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Need more background on the issues concerning the South Nyack Dissolution vote? Here’s a list of articles and op-ed’s we’ve published recently on this topic.
Arguments For:
- Three Reasons to Dissolve South Nyack, 12/12/2020
- S. Nyack Democrats: With Dissolution, Don’t Fear Republican Orangetown, 12/29/2020
Arguments Against:
- S Nyack Dissolution Vote Excludes Better Options, 12/14/2020
- What South Nyack Can Learn From BREXIT, 12/13/2020
See also:
- CGR’s S. Nyack Dissolution Report: 10 Important Takeaways, 11/25/2020
- High Stakes For South Nyack Dissolution Vote, 11/3/2020
- Say You Want a Dissolution: Inside S Nyack’s Heated Battle Over Its Future, 8/9/2020
- Nyack College Will Leave Rockland Next Fall, 8/11/2018
- Nyack People & Places: Simpson’s Religious Resort in Nyack Heights – Nyack College’s Early Years, 7/9/2020