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by Mike Hays Memorial Day, May 30, 1918, was solemn. America had entered what would come to be known as World War I the...
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by Mike Hays 100 years before the advent of shared city bikes, Nyack had its own spin on the concept called the Nyack Bike....
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by Mike Hays You can call Jim Skelley, owner of Nyack Bicycle Outfitters, Mr. Longevity. His bike shop is probably the oldest Nyack business...
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by Mike Hays Southbound Exit 11 from the New York State Thruway and Route 59 Eastbound intersect at Mountainview Avenue, creating a busy, five-point...
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by Mike Hays The hand-painted, WPA-era murals that cover most of the upper part of the high-ceiling, art deco style Nyack Post Office have...
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by Mike Hays Marydell Faith and Life Center summer camps in Upper Nyack enabled inner city kids during and after the depression to experience...
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by Mike Hays Nyack’s first brewery, first cemetery, a school, its first east-west road, and a site with a Native American ghost legend were...
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by Mike Hays Hal Parker has framed tens of thousands of oil paintings, watercolors, posters, photographs, line drawings, athletic jerseys, and other ephemera. Not...
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by Mike Hays In the late 19th century, New York City’s leisure class re-made Nyack into a summer resort. The village population doubled in...