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July 8, 1887: Nyack turns on electric streetlights by Mike Hays Following Independence Day 131 years ago, nighttime Nyack was suddenly illuminated by streetlights....
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This week in the villages it’s all about flushing, voting and volleying. Nyack Water Department customers please note there will be system wide water...
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by Mike Hays Marydell Faith and Life Center summer camps in Upper Nyack enabled inner city kids during and after the depression to experience...
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by Mike Hays Nyack’s first brewery, first cemetery, a school, its first east-west road, and a site with a Native American ghost legend were...
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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 Mike Hays A determined band of gardeners descend on the Garden of Faith at the base of Hook Mountain every Friday from early...
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by John Patrick Schutz Ever wonder why there’s a Nyack, Upper Nyack, South Nyack? Not to mention a Central Nyack and a West Nyack?...
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There’s a party on Saturday for the oldest surviving public meeting space in Rockland County and you’re invited. The Old Stone House at 437 North...
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Nyack, March 21 — There will be one new face on the South Nyack Village Board after last Tuesday’s election. There won’t be any...
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Before there were refrigerators, Rockland Lake’s winter ice kept drinks cold in New York City throughout the summer. Prior to its designation as a...