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Clarkstown’s Town Clerk David Carlucci will attend the 2009 Personal Democracy Forum (PDF) courtesy of a fellowship from Google. The PDF brings together IT...
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Terry Hekker, Nyack’s first woman mayor, is a hit it in St. Petersburg, FL. At least as far as the glowing review of Hekker’s...
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The Port Authority is building an $8.7 billion underground railroad for commuters in the Hudson with $3 billion in federal stimulus dollars. Nyack’s Historic...
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A Kayaker’s Point of View. Video Credit: ArtHudson June 6 was Hudson River Day, a standout event for the Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Quadricentennial. Here are some...
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by Brian Clay Jennings This weekend’s Hudson River Day will celebrate our river’s rich heritage with historic ships and riverside activities of interest to...
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Boat and yacht clubs between NY Harbor and Albany will join a relay flotilla as the signature event celebrating the Quadricentennial on Hudson River...
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Carson McCuller’s home is just one of the stops on Sunday’s walking tour of South Nyack. Enjoy the four Victorian queens that grace South...
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Algonquin scholar and author Evan Pritchard will speak about “Henry Hudson and the incident at Indian Point” when the Nyack Library’s Quadricentennial lecture series...
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What’s 101 years old, doesn’t go much of anywhere anymore and spends most of the time going around in circles at the mall?