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by Dan White Recent polls show that some people have changed how they feel about gun control. Judging from this sample of Americans, the...
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History
A local story of slavery, labor, and life after emancipation The Old Stone Meeting House In Upper Nyack, completed in 1813, was built in...
History
The Letchworth Village Preservation Project and the community join together to tell the institution’s story.
Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes a spring Makers Market, Bill Batson’s House Portraits exhibit, film screenings, a candelight concert, and more.
Arts
More than two years after opening, the Big Red Books story continues
News
by Ray Wright Pink Sea. Pink Snow The rites of spring are greener grass and trees with leafs and flowering blossoms. Several years after...
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by Sharon Aperto Join us at Nyack Library’s two day book sale on Sat-Sun May 25-26. The Friends of the Nyack Library will be...
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...
News
This event has been postponed until Tues May 21 due to predicted thunderstorms on Wed May 15 at 630p Nyack, May 15 — In...
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It’s a 12 year old recipe that’s one part foodie, two parts charity with just a dash of sexism mixed in to make it...
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Diane Serratore knows that Gardening is Good. But the executive director of Rockland’s largest food pantry says it can be even better when home...
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Nyack’s Farmer’s Market kicks off its outdoor season with a ribbon cutting celebrity chef cooking demonstrations and kids’ entertainment on Thurs May 9 in...
Arts
by Bill Batson Nyack was a stop on The Trip to Bountiful. The play of that name was just nominated for a Tony Award...
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by Ryan Karben Looks like libraries are going to need lots of shelf space for Andrew Cuomo. In just the third year of his...
