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For the hungry, the First Reformed Church tower on South Broadway is a beacon of hope. Inside this building that almost scrapes the sky,...
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We recommend that you consider donating food as you pause to give thanks with your family next week. Nyack Soup Angels expects to serve...
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Maureen’s Jazz Cellar is a cozy, subterranean music venue reminiscent of the great New York City jazz clubs like the Village Vanguard. Thanks to...
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Cemeteries were segregated in America until the mid-20th century. Even black veterans of America’s armed conflicts were dishonored when buried. Today, Mount Moor Cemetery...
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Having just welcomed the year 5783 in the Hebrew calendar with Rosh Hashanah, members of the Jewish community recently gathered to ponder the passage...
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A mother and daughter, both therapists, practice from this home in Nyack. Susan Travis has been seeing patients for 38 years in the wood-paneled...
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Do you know the origin of the phrase “rule of thumb?” It was the maximum thickness of an object that a man in 18th...
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Daniel Goswick, Sr., Ex-Chief of the Piermont Fire Department is on a mission to properly commemorate a 19th-century firefighter named Thomas Pomplin. “Pomp,” as...
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When printmaker Sylvia Roth moved into her home in South Nyack in 1977, she had no idea it was the birthplace of a major...
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Pierre Bernard, America’s first yogi, lived on an ashram he called the Clarkstown Country Club in Nyack from 1920 until his death in 1955. The...