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Get outside this weekend and remember a time before ice cream and cold drinks in the summer. Celebrate Rockland Lake’s “frozen” history at the...
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by John Patrick Schutz Ninety-six years ago Nyack was involved in a three-sided World War I German spy ring, communicating with Hoboken and the...
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Here’s the third installment of NyackNewsAndViews readers’ choices for 2010 Worthy Causes. As the year wraps up, here are some recommendations where you can...
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by John Patrick Schutz There are watershed moments in every person’s life and in any municipality’s history; one of those occurred 55 years ago...
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by Dave Zornow Upper Nyack, Dec 14 — Upper Nyack’s Village Board, feeling overtaxed and underserved by the town of Clarkstown, holds a public...
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by John Patrick Schutz The recent public forum regarding the development of the ‘€œSuper Block‘€ had me thinking about Nyack’s long history with theaters...
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Nyack, November 30 — Today marks the last day of regular ferry service between Nyack and Tarrytown — 69 years ago. Here’s a little...
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by John Patrick Schutz ‘€œ’€¦having reported the ghosts’ presence in both a national publication’€¦ and the local press’€¦ defendant is estopped to deny their...
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Oct 28 — A Nyack native who became synonymous with the phrase “Book ’em Danno!” passed away this week. Actor James MacArthur, the son...
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Take a Sunday stroll through time on 10/3 and learn how Nyack’s downtown grew from a small, late 17th century outpost to a thriving...