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by Mike Hays One hundred years ago, Nyack experienced one of its coldest winters ever. December 1917 was already cold before December 30 when...
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by Mike Hays Christmas 100 years ago was a bittersweet time. America entered WWI in April. Many Nyack fathers, brothers, and sons were absent...
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by Dave Zornow This Friday marks the 62nd anniversary of the day New York State Governor Averell Harriman and Actress Helen Hayes joined the...
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By Mike Hays The “Golden Hour” is the hour just after dawn. It is a great time to catch a Hudson River sunrise. This...
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by Mike Hays You’re in for a pleasant surprise if you drive west on New Street on a sunny Nyack morning. The colorful murals...
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by Mike Hays The beautiful Nyack Rowing Association boat house reduced to splinters. River Road washed out. Memorial Park covered with debris. The Hook...
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by Mike Hays There’s a new look on Main Street. The Mainstream Commons storefront is gray and orange, a 1950s retro look crossed with...
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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 Hibiscus pineapple tea blend, shaken, and hand-rotated over ice is perfect on a hot day. In the winter, maybe it’s hot...