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by Jon Miller Film making in Rockland County has a long and rich history dating back to the invention of the movie camera itself....
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by John Shields On Sunday July 24, 2011, I officiated at the first same sex marriage ceremony in Nyack. Although it was a joyous...
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by Liz Sayles The Ghost Army Exhibit now on view at the Historical Society of Rockland would never have happened if documentary filmmaker Rick...
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by John Patrick Schutz I asked a number of people to guess when ‘€œTake Our Daughters To Work Day’€ began. Most assumed sometime in...
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by Arthur H. Gunther PIERMONT, N.Y. — In the 67 years since the allied landings at Normandy and other French beaches began in earnest...
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by Arthur H. Gunther Edward Hopper, Nyack native son and famed painter of realism, whose ‘€œNighthawks’€ and other works articulate American solitude as mood,...
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Click here for information about the 2012 Memorial Day Watchfires scheduled for May 30. If your weekend plans involve a casual stroll on the...
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by Dave Zornow It’s “A Year of Edward Hopper” in Nyack. And although many of the realist painter’s works are now on display at...
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This Sunday, let mom have her day with Mother Nature. The Palisades Interstate Park Commission hosts a special Mother’s Day Hike on Sunday, May...