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by Liz Sayles “We had no real weapons. Yes, we were scared!” This quote sums up the emotions of many of the soldiers in...
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Our roundup of events this week includes a spring Makers Market, Bill Batson’s House Portraits exhibit, film screenings, a candelight concert, and more.
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More than two years after opening, the Big Red Books story continues
History
Hidden beneath streets and buildings, Nyack Brook still flows. In a few places, it breaks through, offering rare glimpses of a lost landscape. What...
Arts
Our roundup of events this week includes the opening exhibit of Hopper House’s year long 55th anniversary celebration, No Kings protests, By Land and...
News
Close your eyes and picture the Nyack Chamber of Commerce. If you have an image — one that you can create in a jpg,...
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It’s Spring cleaning for Nyack’s Water Department. Which means if you live in West, Central, South and the Village of Nyack your water may...
Arts
Nyack’s most famous house on North Broadway was once home to the First Lady of American Theatre. On Sunday May 5 you can take...
News
by Bill Batson According to former Oak Hill caretaker Luke Conroy, “cemeteries are for the living.” Seated in the first floor office of this...
Arts
by Sam Waymon Richie Havens and Sam Waymon were close friends. The 72 year old Havens, a folk singer and guitarist best known as the...
Cartoons
by Dan White With a single legislative rider benefiting the biotech industry, GMO producers like Monsanto have made their bid to become unassailable in...
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...
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by Maria Whittingham Isn’t it time to stop using plastic bags once and then throwing them away? In fact, do we really need to...
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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....
