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This is the house where Martin Luther King would have slept. Were it not for an assassin in Memphis in 1968, our nation’s Nobel...
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Orangetown lost a champion for open spaces when Catherine Minford Dodge passed away on November 23, 2022. Catherine grew up in Nyack, where she lived at the...
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The walls of the Art Cafe celebrate drawing, painting and photography. The building is an exquisite example of the reserved Italianate architectural style. The...
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For the hungry, the First Reformed Church tower on South Broadway is a beacon of hope. Inside this building that almost scrapes the sky,...
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Maureen’s Jazz Cellar is a cozy, subterranean music venue reminiscent of the great New York City jazz clubs like the Village Vanguard. Thanks to...
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Cemeteries were segregated in America until the mid-20th century. Even black veterans of America’s armed conflicts were dishonored when buried. Today, Mount Moor Cemetery...
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Within the span of 300 years of family farming in Rockland County, the Concklins have witnessed the birth of this nation and its darkest...
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by Bill Batson “As a matter of law, the house is haunted.” This sentence in a ruling by the New York Supreme Court in...
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From 1881 until 1970, Nyack’s trustees and magistrates deliberated and passed judgment in the two-story brick building at 134 Main Street. Architectural elements from...