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by Bill Batson As a documentarian, Joe Allen uses films to explore the perverse arithmetic of racism and antisemitism. In Two Schools in Hillburn,...
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by Bill Batson When non-profits faced across the board reductions in funding in 2014, a group of women came together to break and raise...
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by Bill Batson Each September for the last three years, The Great Nyack Get-Together has made the Village of Nyack feel more like a...
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by Bill Batson Poets, performers, social commentators and town criers, rappers are the ultimate American media makers. The influence of the MC, with the...
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by Bill Batson Before Thurgood Marshall helped dismantle discrimination in education by his successful argument in Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas,...
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by Bill Batson Today is the eighth anniversary Nyack Sketch Log. Since 2011, I have published nearly 400 columns. The flow of ink forming...
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by Bill Batson Hartell’s in Upper Nyack has always been the kind of deli and market where the owner knows your name, and your...
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by Bill Batson Nyack has its own super group. Playing from a reggae and ska song book, JLP and The Very Bad Ideas...
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This week, Nyack Sketch Log has its first guest writer in our 8 year history. I have lent this space to my friend Ray...
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by Bill Batson In the Edwardian children’s book, The Wind and the Willows, one furry creature says to another, “There is nothing—absolutely nothing—half so...