Arts Nyack Sketch Log: Local School Board Elections Face National Anti-Equity Backlash School board elections should bring out the best in a community — an engaged nonpartisan discussion about the best ways to educate our young... Bill BatsonMay 17, 2022
Arts Nyack Sketch Log: Rockland Center for the Arts by Bill Batson In the contest to draw an audience for the arts, Rockland County is David to the Goliath of New York City.... Bill BatsonMay 3, 2022
Arts Nyack Sketch Log: The Bruce Lee of Loose Tea Preston Powell is a civil rights scion, who has been a DJ, night club owner, artist rep, and sensei. His grandfather was Adam Clayton... Bill BatsonApril 19, 2022
Arts Nyack Sketch Log: Carson McCullers Carson McCullers came to Nyack in 1945 to convalesce and create. For 22 years she found a place to do both, completing The Member... Bill BatsonApril 12, 2022
Arts Nyack Sketch Log: Jeff Rubin by Bill Batson In a village that is arguably the live music capitol of the region, Jeff Rubin is one of the liveliest acts! ... Bill BatsonApril 5, 2022
Nyack Sketch Log Nyack Sketch Log: Strawberry Place by Bill Batson This sign, promising a sweet destination, has hung at 72 South Broadway for over 40 years. Despite a devastating fire that... Bill BatsonMarch 29, 2022
News Nyack Sketch Log: School Street Syllabus by Bill Batson Upper Nyack’s School Street has enough history to supply its own syllabus. The row houses that line the block were built... NNaVAdminMarch 22, 2022
Arts Nyack Sketch Log: Helen Hayes MacArthur by Bill Batson Legend has it that when Helen Hayes MacArthur first saw this fine example of Italianate architecture on North Broadway, her husband,... Bill BatsonMarch 15, 2022
News Nyack Sketch Log: La Talaye Cafe by Bill Batson Every week, Michelle Timothee puts on a virtual cooking clinic at the Nyack Farmers’ Market. With produce purchased just steps away... Bill BatsonMarch 8, 2022
News Nyack Sketch Log: Couch Court by Bill Batson Not every beautiful old house in Nyack merits its own historic marker. For other properties, the traditional historic marker is not... Bill BatsonMarch 1, 2022