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Our roundup of events this week includes a screening of Dracula, last days of early voting, a pre-election sing-in and celebration, an Indian food...
History
Ghost stories from a former cemetery superintendent When Luke Conroy moved into Oak Hill Cemetery’s superintendent’s house with his wife in 1989, he expected...
News
Get polling, platform, and voting details in the Nyack News & Views tracker for the NY-17 midterm race.
Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes Nyack’s annual Halloween parade, sci-fi and horror movie screenings, early voting, and more!
News
by Dave Zornow For most people who ride for recreation, bicycling is a three season sport. However, local road and mountain bike cyclists say...
Food
A Coffee-Lover’s Guide: What Brew Each Nyack Café Serves by Mike Hays First a trickle. Then a river. Now, a tidal wave of coffee....
Arts
by Amy Alinkofsky On Fri, Jan 10, from 7:30-9:30p, Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) will hold a special preview benefit for its American...
Earth Matters
by Marcy Denker Earth Matters focuses on conservation, sustainability, recycling and healthy living. This weekly series is brought to you by Maria Luisa Boutique. ...
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This week in the villages: The Village of Nyack has two openings on its Architectural Review Board. It’s also looking for volunteers to take...
Arts
by Art Gunther Edward Hopper, the famous American realist painter, could not have reached this marbled 1858 doorknob in his childhood bedroom until a...
Food
by Ben McCarthy A few years ago, I took a three week trip to Thailand. Before I left, I knew almost nothing about Thai...
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Start the decade off right with old favorite Lend Me A Tenor at Westchester Broadway Theatre (as a bonus: dinner’s on them!). It’s another Nyack...
History
by Mike Hays When we think of geese, if we think of them at all, it is usually as annoyances populating parks, lawns, and...
