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by Bill Batson Once upon a time, a couple who wrote and illustrated children’s books built this fairy tale house. Berta and Elmer Hader...
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by Bill Batson Passover, the holiday that celebrates the deliverance of the Jewish people from slavery, ends on Saturday, April 30th. As the Congregation...
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by Bill Batson There has been a tavern at 66 Main Street in Nyack since 1909, operating as O’Donoughue’s from 1949. When the doors of the...
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by Bill Batson “Most people are concerned that the problems of the environment and climate change are too big to handle,” observes Scott Weissman...
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by Bill Batson Nyack’s year-round Farmers’ Market returns to the Main Street Municipal Parking Lot on April 7. Each Thursday morning until November 23,...
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Nyack Sketch Log author Bill Batson is away this week — but his art is still with us remembering Nyack as it once was,...
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by Bill Batson Before we had a skatepark, Nyack was home to one of the first skateboard teams in New York, The Wizards. Acclaimed...
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by Bill Batson Imagine the stories that would be told if houses wrote autobiographies. This stately structure on South Highland Avenue could tell us...
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by Bill Batson When the Azanedo’s opened Maura’s kitchen in March 2011, they were afraid that an over emphasis on Peruvian cuisine might turn...
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by Bill Batson Natalie Couch, the first woman to vote and practice law in Rockland County, lived in this distinctive five-peaked tower on South...