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Now celebrated in more than 192 countries by more than a billion people every year, Earth Day is the world’s biggest annual celebration not...
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Maybe you will like Lincoln a little bit less after learning that he’s the guy that introduced income tax to the United States. Wednesday,...
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Did You Know that 60 percent of the human body is water. About 50 percent of Nyack is under water. Nyack’s 1.6 square miles...
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Here’s the week at a glance at the Nyack Library. Monday FREE AARP Tax Aid, bring 2 forms of i.d. – one must be...
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If you think that the frenetic 68 team collegiate spring scramble known as March Madness is poetry in motion, you won’t be surprised to...
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The display cases in the Carnegie-Farian room explore the period in history when Nyack was a stop on the Underground Railroad. Through objects, images,...
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More than 100 years before Hillary declared her candidacy, Victoria Woodhull was the first woman to run for president of the United States in...
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If your busy schedule or the weather is interfering with your need to get to the library, there’s a wealth of things you can...
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by Jocelyn Jane Cox Like many in this community, I have a soft spot for the Nyack Library: both the quaint 1904 building and...