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by John Gromada Near the foot of Main Street in the Village of Nyack stands a dilapidated, abandoned house covered in crumbling, yellow stucco...
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by Brian Jennings On June 7, 1862, you can almost imagine the cries of bloody murder in Rockland County from that day’s edition of...
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by Loisa Fenichell The terrain was rocky and the weather was miserable. But the 1,350 American troops at Stony Point had an almost 2...
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by Brian Jennings 150 years ago this week. there may have been a war waging between Union Soldiers and Confederates in the South and...
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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 A divisive moral issue that pits neighbor against neighbor and is the talk of the nation. Maybe its a measure of...
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by Bill Batson Joseph Mitlof created this shrine to the Underground Railroad in Nyack in 2004. As founder of the Historic Underground Railroad Society,...
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by Brian Jennings The headline in the Rockland County Journal demanded readers’ attention. But considering the time at which it was written, it was...
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by Brian Jennings On May 2, 1862, the death of Abram Blauvelt, a volunteer from Orangeville in Rockland County, was reported in the Rockland...
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by Brian Jennings A tour of Oak Hill Cemetery in Nyack reminds us that the Civil War isn’t just remembered in history books. A...