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In a new book, Nyack News & Views writer Mike Hays reveals the stories behind Upper Nyack’s wealthy Gilded Age “barons” and their estates.
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Get polling, platform, and voting details in the Nyack News & Views tracker for the NY-17 midterm race.
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Fact and Folklore Behind New York’s Last Witch Trial In 1816, according to local legend, a crowd of neighbors gathered in Clarksville, now West...
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The Dip, the first outdoor roller-skating pop-up in Nyack, brought together people of all ages for a fun afternoon of good skating vibes, music,...
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When the Cars Came to Nyack By the early twentieth century, the Hotel St. George stood at the center of life along Burd Street....
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“39 Steps” opens at Elmwood Playhouse, “My Lord, What a Night” takes the stage at Penguin Rep Theatre, "Maintenance Artist” screens at Rivertown Film,...
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Our roundup of events this week includes Music for Life’s Night Out, a performance by Rockland’s Ukelele Orchestra, Dancing in the Streets on North...
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How a riverfront hotel rose with the steamboat era and became the center of village life. On a summer evening in the 1890s, Burd...
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Our roundup of events this week includes Independent Bookstore Day, Singing for Resistance, Sketch Mob, Frankie D and the Boys, and more
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How a 1955 plan to expand Memorial Park into the Hudson River, then reinvent it as a marina, restaurant, and heliport, collapsed and left...
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There are still a few places in Nyack where time doesn’t so much stand still as it layers itself—Kimmel Awning is one of those...
