News Nyack Sketch Log: Creative Financial Planning by Bill Batson There is a fairy tale quality to the pyramid-shaped building on the east side of South Broadway near the corner of... Bill BatsonMarch 20, 2018
News Nyack Sketch Log: National Student Walkout Tomorrow by Bill Batson The last time a wave of student protest reshaped the political landscape of a country, Nyack High School students attended classes... Bill BatsonMarch 13, 2018
News Nyack Sketch Log: 3.14159265358 Lady & Son by Bill Batson Thirty one years ago, physicist Larry Shaw rebranded March 14 as Pi Day to celebrate the seemingly infinite number 3.14159265359. In... Bill BatsonMarch 6, 2018
Arts Words & Images: The French Huguenot by Robert Tompkins The French Huguenot, a member of the Old Dutch Church on Broad Street, in Old New York lost his property due... Bill BatsonMarch 4, 2018
News Nyack Sketch Log: First Church by Bill Batson “This church is a miracle.” That is how the wife of the pastor of First Church, Evangelist Myrtle Jones, has described... Bill BatsonFebruary 27, 2018
Arts Words & Images: Not Quite A Joke by Barbara Elaine Ratner Rosen Upon retiring from my job as Medical Records Director at Rockland Psychiatric Center, I needed to do something constructive.... Bill BatsonFebruary 25, 2018
Arts Words & Images: 50 Years of Activism by Diana Siegel When I ran for the Pearl River School Board in 1968 there was a telephone campaign against me, “Don’t vote for that... Bill BatsonFebruary 11, 2018
Arts Nyack Sketch Log: Write Your Truth by Bill Batson My first Nyack Sketch Log, published on August 23, 2011, was an early exercise in truth telling. Liberty Street is Aptly... Bill BatsonFebruary 6, 2018
Arts Words & Images: Beatty Lives On! by Tanya Sherman Probably, because my was so passionate about books and reading, she was inspired by my brother Michael and I to share... Bill BatsonFebruary 4, 2018
News Nyack Sketch Log: Spoken History by Bill Batson Major gaps in my ancestry explain my fascination with family, local and black history. I was born in the interval between... Bill BatsonJanuary 30, 2018