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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...
Arts
This week Nyack’s Village Board voted 4-1 to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Riverspace. The agreement calls for sending out an RFEI (Request...
As Others See Us
If you are hiking The Hook this weekend, NorthJersey.com suggests you stop and see the history, too. The website of The (Bergen) Record newspaper...
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The next time you “hike the Hook” or take in the beautiful Hudson River views from Nyack Beach State Park, remember that only 100...
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by John Patrick Schutz April 12, 2011 — 150 years ago today, the opening salvo of the bloodiest war in American history was fired...