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by Bill Batson This Veterans Day, November 11, at 9:30am, The Village of Nyack will rededicate the community space at the corner of Main...
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by Mike Hays The story of the Waldron family of Central Nyack is like a northern version of Gone With the Wind. The family’s...
History
by Mike Hays The Gettysburg Address, given by Abraham Lincoln on Nov. 19, 1863, looms large in our national imagination, but is, in reality,...
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by Mike Hays Peter Williamson died in Upper Nyack in January, 1886. He was said to be the last living person in Rockland County...
History
by Mike Hays Meet the man responsible for one of the possible legends behind Upper Nyack’s pet moniker, Goosetown. Meet an orphan, inventor, soldier,...
Nyack People & Places
by Mike Hays Rivercliff is the third of Nyack People & Places’ Barons of Broadway series, tracing how Upper Nyack farmland was converted to...
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Revisiting an iconic photograph of Nyack’s ultimate 4th of July celebration 100 years ago by Mike Hays On a steamy 4th of July 100 years...
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Revisiting an iconic photograph of Nyack’s ultimate 4th of July celebration 100 years ago by Mike Hays On a steamy 4th of July 100 years...
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The 150-year Saga of the House You Know As Home to Art Café by Mike Hays The Art Café and the red-and-blue painted Italianate-style house...
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by Bill Batson Cemeteries were segregated in America until the mid-20th century. Even black veterans of America’s armed conflicts were dishonored when buried. Today,...