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by Mike Hays An artist’s life is filled with journeys. Ed Kirkland’s journeys have included moving from Harlem to Nyack, riding a bicycle from San...
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by Mike Hays If there was a Truth In Advertising Law for state parks, the beautiful public space on the Hudson River at the...
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by Mike Hays There was a time when the Hudson River villages were choice destinations for New York City day-trippers. They arrived by steamer,...
History
by Mike Hays For 80 years, Nyack Village Hall was located at 134 Main Street. The building which is now home to the Hudson...
Nyack People & Places
by Mike Hays For 200 days each year, Steve Sachs photographs birds of prey. He watches raptors on his way to work, on his...
Arts
by Mike Hays Art Walk 2017 featured a diverse group of talented local artists. If you missed it, here’s a collage that samples some...
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by Dave Zornow Turns out that one miracle isn’t always enough. Sometimes you need two to turn the tide of history. The sagging sandstone...
Features
by Mike Hays Strategically located at the corner of Main and Broadway in downtown Nyack, Turiello’s Italian Restaurant has been in the village since...
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by Mike Hays “Pretty Penny.” A friend of Helen Hayes dubbed 235 North Broadway, Nyack “Pretty Penny, because that’s what it cost.” Helen Hays,...
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by Mike Hays Old Nyack maps show an essential bridge where Nyack Brook cuts across Main Street. No photos exist of this small bridge....