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by Bill Batson After the Lent House in Orangeburg was unceremoniously demolished two months ago, efforts to save the John Green House in Nyack...
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If your weekend plans involve a casual stroll on the Piermont Pier, you can’t miss the towering 21 foot high bonfire at the end...
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by Bill Batson In 1884, Nyack, NY was a bustling river community and the commercial heart of Rockland County. This sketch is from a...
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The President Comes To Town; Cyclists Fill The Streets; Nightly Noise From The Bars. Feels like 1889 once again. by Gini Stolldorf, Historical Society...
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by John Patrick Schutz What’s the connection between the Sochi Olympic Village and the Village of Nyack? Although no one from our village is...
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by Bill Batson Deborah Tyler had 300 pie orders to fill in the Fall of 2001. The single mother of three had converted her...
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by Brian Jennings The July 1863 action by the federal government sparked a bloody four-day long riot in Manhattan which took hundreds of lives....
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There’s a party on Saturday for the oldest surviving public meeting space in Rockland County and you’re invited. The Old Stone House at 437 North...
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by Bill Batson This landmark clock was a gift from the Rotary Club of Nyack. Despite an inscription at the base and a logo...
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Towers of Nyack, a photographic exhibit showcasing many of Nyack’s most dramatic architectural features, opens at the Museum of the Historical Society of the...