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The 150-year Saga of the House You Know As Home to Art Café by Mike Hays The Art Café and the red-and-blue painted Italianate-style house...
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by Bill Batson Since the 1850s, only four families have called 122 South Franklin Street home. The first two families built and expanded what...
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It was a busy month in the Village. Summer is in full swing and our waterfront continues to be a major hub of activity....
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This week in the villages: The Nyack Center and the Town of Clarkstown are both holding school supply drives for students in need. Nyack holds...
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by Elijah Reichlin-Melnick This month, I have several updates on Nyack’s parks and Nyack parking. The Village Board is seeking to make the former more...
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by Mike Hays Sparks fly in Eric David Laxman’s studio on Mountainview Avenue. Sanding is one of the final stages in the creation of...
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by Bill Batson Before we had a skatepark, Nyack was home to one of the first skateboard teams in New York, The Wizards. “Virgin...
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This week in the villages: The opioid epidemic. This week you can learn how to save a life. Nyack Mayor Don Hammond hosts a round...
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How Edward Hopper’s Teenage Cycling in Nyack Led to a Little-Known Painting by Mike Hays The idea for the 1937 painting, French Six-Day Bicycle...
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by Bill Batson Joy Macy can tell the love birds, because they show up early. The worm they seek is the brightest bouquet of flowers...