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by Seri Roth The odds that anyone could convince the public to focus more of its charitable giving on an overlooked disease seemed remote....
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Our roundup of event this week includes a new exhibit at Perry Lawson Fine Art, a variety of events celebrating Edward Hopper’s birthday, the...
History
There was a time when the Hudson River shimmered with summer promise. In the early 20th century, riverside parks like Nyack Beach, Hook Mountain...
Photo Shoot
Immerse yourself in Piermont's famous Bastille Day celebration in our latest in-depth photo essay.
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by Bill Batson Elegant hats have become the symbol of local civil rights icon Frances Pratt. But when she arrived at the Port Authority...
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by Brian Jennings Eleanor Phillips Brackbill will discuss her book An Uncommon Cape: Researching the Histories and Mysteries of a Property on Tuesday April...
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United Water customers in Piermont and Grandview will be high and dry for four hours on Tuesday 4/23 as the utility company conducts maintenance...
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by Julia Dunnigan If you’re an active Facebook user, you probably log on at least once a day. Consider Facebook an integral part of...
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by Gina Daschbach Voting for expanded background checks was the least Congress could do. Quite literally, it was the very least. Even so, this...
Arts
For over a century, our region has been the home of extraordinary artists from the major disciplines such as performance (Helen Hayes), visual arts...
Arts
by Lisa Levart In an attempt to escape the last legs of a dreary New York winter, I went to Los Angeles in search...
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by Bill Batson This landmark clock was a gift from the Rotary Club of Nyack. Despite an inscription at the base and a logo...
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by Ryan Karben It’s never surprising when city folk dis the suburbs. Ed Koch called suburban life “sterile.” The Times’ recently reported on “scruffy...
