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by Mike Hays Lexow Avenue in Upper Nyack was named after a famous Nyack family with rich Rockland County roots. Their influence extends beyond...
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by Mike Hays “Share The Road” had a place on our streets long before cars ruled the road. In 1900 bicyclists were on every...
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by Mike Hays Before the mall, before the NYS Thruway and before there was a West Gate Inn in Central Nyack, there was a...
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by Mike Hays Mostly hidden from view, Nyack Brook runs along Main Street, Franklin, and Hudson Street, under the village’s downtown, and emerges near...
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Nyack’s Downtown Was “Fragile” in the ’90s. What changed? by Terry Hekker I first came into Nyack in 1941 to get my school shoes...
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by Mike Hays What a difference a century can make: What was once a pub and pool hall is now a home, garden and gift...
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by Mike Hays For 80 years, Nyack Village Hall was located at 134 Main Street. The building which is now home to the Hudson...
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This article is from “When We Rise,” a series on Rockland’s history of pride researched, curated and edited by Nyack Village Historian John Patrick Schutz...
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Alaska and Nyack. Two places far away from each other which share a native son, local author Roger Seiler. Come to the Nyack Library...
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Ferry Service was integral to Nyack transportation in the past. Do ferries have a place in Nyack’s future? by Max Cea and Dave Zornow...