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Cemeteries were segregated in America until the mid-20th century. Even black veterans of America’s armed conflicts were dishonored when buried. Today, Mount Moor Cemetery...
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Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes free BridgeMusik concerts, Jazz in the Garden, the premier of Castling at Penguin Rep Theatre, Pharrell Williams’...
History
One hundred and fifty years ago this month, Nyack faced a natural disaster of unprecedented proportions. A series of powerful storms struck the village...
Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes the return of the Nyack Chamber of Commerce’s Exotic Car Night, a Speakeasy style fundraiser for Elmwood...
OP-ED
Frank LoBuono takes an August reverie vacation to the Coney Island of his childhood
The Villages
This week in the Villages Nyack school board candidates make their “closing arguments” to voters on a Zoom forum and right here on NN&V...
Schools
After attending most of the public meetings of the Nyack School Board for the last 6 years, I’m running for a seat at the...
Politics
by James Marshall In March of this year [2020] I was hospitalized with a severe case of COVID-19. At one point, I was not...
Schools
Over the past 25 years, I have dedicated my career to education, social justice and creating better schools. From classroom teacher to school administrator...
Schools
As a nine-year Nyack School Board member and current Board President, I believe I have the experience and historical knowledge that provide critical context...
Schools
Dr. Betty Rosa, the NYS Commissioner of Education recently wrote: “If there’s one thing every parent and teacher knows it’s that each child is...
Arts
Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things opens on Friday, May 12 at Elmwood Playhouse. The production explores the questions and issues around the nature of art...
Nyack People & Places
Nearly 200 years ago, a fire destroyed a large Catholic seminary and church in Upper Nyack just before it opened. Surprisingly, some cheered when...
