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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!
Nyack People & Places
by Mike Hays It was May 1886, and a 8 ½-foot, 239 pound sturgeon was suspended from a tree for villagers to view in...
Earth Matters
Seed exchange: what’s old is new again by Susan Hellauer Earth Matters focuses on conservation, sustainability, recycling and healthy living. This weekly series is...
News
by Bill Batson Science tells us, unequivocally, that the behavior of billions of humans has created an existential threat to the earth called climate...
Mario Cuomo Bridge
This week in the villages: Today is the deadline for filing individual tax returns for 2018 or for requesting an extension. For procrastinators who...
Announcements
Nyack News & Views has a limited number of 2019 paid summer internships. Looking for something to do this summer where you can hone...
Health & Wellness
by Dr. Asma Khan Spring has sprung, and we are all eager to head outdoors and enjoy the warmer weather. However, for people with...
News
by Bill Batson Our collective carbon footprint is crushing the delicate eco-system that sustains our planet. At 6:30p on April 16 in The Nyack...
Arts
This weekend, go out and learn how sheep wool turns into clothes, or how to become a vegetable gardener. Lace up your running shoes...
Nyack People & Places
by Mike Hays “It all started with the willow trees,” says Karen Tarapata, of her journey from a concerned resident to becoming the Village...
