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by John Patrick Schutz The combined earthquake/tsunami/nuclear tragedies in Japan this week led me to Nyack’s wartime history and a memory of which we...
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by John Patrick Schutz In February of 1879, a remarkable woman passed away here in Nyack. Cynthia Hesdra was born right here in Rockland...
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by Arthur H. Gunther Today is the one set aside for valentines, and I hope you all get them in one form or another,...
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If you are a train buff — and have always wanted to own a piece of history — here’s your chance. All you have...
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by John Patrick Schutz Like many others, I have been heartened by promises both in Washington and Albany to reduce the number of superfluous...
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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...