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by Bill Batson My first Nyack Sketch Log, published on August 23, 2011, was an early exercise in truth telling. Liberty Street is Aptly...
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by Dave Zornow “Historic preservation is not for sissies,” says local author and filmmaker Tina Traster. “It takes grit, determination and magical thinking.” The...
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by Bill Batson On May 18th, Toni Morrison will attend the dedication of a monument in Nyack’s Memorial Park to the painful period of...
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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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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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by Bill Batson In 1884, Nyack, NY was a bustling river community and the commercial heart of Rockland County. This sketch is from a...
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by Bill Batson Nyack will soon host a monument to the painful period of history when African slavery was a global industry. Later today,...
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by Bill Demarest Once in a while, something as simple as a hand-painted wooden sign can evoke enough emotion that it stirs a community...
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by Enid Mastrianni No one knows when African Americans first settled at Baxtertown, New York, but in 1848 the Zion Pilgrim Methodist Episcopal Church...
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By Bill Demarest A small garage just of Main Street in Nyack that was dressed up as a tribute to the Underground Railroad has...