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by Bill Batson On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass, an escaped slave who would become one of the most powerful public figures in 19th...
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by Bill Batson Throughout a pandemic that shuttered the American economy and transformed the world, our first responders have continued to answer our calls....
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by Bill Batson For a brief beat, one of the brightest spots in the jazz universe was a nightclub in Nyack. The Office was...
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by Bill Batson In Nyack, Main Street is emblazoned with the colors of the African American flag and the proclamation, Black Lives Matter. The...
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by Bill Batson The signs of our times are printed at Harrington Press. The stocks of their trade are posters detailing rules of social...
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by Bill Batson If our health care system was the sector most upended by the COVID-19 pandemic, our educational systems have been a close...
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by Bill Batson During a rally of more than 1,000 residents of all races and ages held on June 1 outside the Nyack Center,...
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by Bill Batson Our global economic shut down has become the mother of all reinventions. Luddites are scheduling back-to-back webinars as manic extroverts seek...
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by Bill Batson When the Nyack Mask Makers wanted an iconic local talent to serve as spokesperson, they reached into the hat, and pulled...
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by Bill Batson In the culinary arts, presentation is as important as preparation. With table service precluded by the social distancing measures taken to...