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Standing on Piermont Pier, near the Camp Shanks memorial, I think of March 1, 1944. On that day, my father, Capt. Ray Hays, arrived...
Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes the opening of a holiday gift pop-up, the return of the second hand shop hop and Rockland...
News
Democrats flipped key local seats on a night that their party won a wave of seats nationwide — with Democrat Cait Conley winning a...
History
Nyack History A to Z A Ball on South Mountain On the evening of July 19, 1873, the newly opened Palmer House, later known...
History
When the Cars Came to Nyack By the early twentieth century, the Hotel St. George stood at the center of life along Burd Street....
Arts
“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...
History
How a riverfront hotel rose with the steamboat era and became the center of village life. On a summer evening in the 1890s, Burd...
Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes Independent Bookstore Day, Singing for Resistance, Sketch Mob, Frankie D and the Boys, and more
History
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...
