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This week in the villages: What’s green and gold and given to Nyack all over? The Green Champion Award which the Village of Nyack...
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by Mike Hays The hand-painted, WPA-era murals that cover most of the upper part of the high-ceiling, art deco style Nyack Post Office have...
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by Mike Hays Nyack’s first brewery, first cemetery, a school, its first east-west road, and a site with a Native American ghost legend were...
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by Mike Hays In the late 19th century, New York City’s leisure class re-made Nyack into a summer resort. The village population doubled in...
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by Mike Hays One hundred years ago, Nyack experienced one of its coldest winters ever. December 1917 was already cold before December 30 when...
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Jen Laird White retires from public office this month after serving eight years on the Nyack Village Board. A lot has changed in her...
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By Mike Hays The “Golden Hour” is the hour just after dawn. It is a great time to catch a Hudson River sunrise. This...
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by Mike Hays The beautiful Nyack Rowing Association boat house reduced to splinters. River Road washed out. Memorial Park covered with debris. The Hook...
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by Bill Batson Nyack’s October 28th parade will be the 4th best fright-fest in the U.S. according to travelchannel.com. How does a community climb...
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by Bill Batson “Our board’s mantra has really become “We’re not done yet”! said Nyack Park Conservancy President Chrissy Knapp-Place. At the end of...