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by Brian Jennings 150 years ago this week. there may have been a war waging between Union Soldiers and Confederates in the South and...
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Our roundup of events this week features a book sale, an artisans fair, a jazz brunch, community cooking, music, and more …
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It may seem impossible, but it’s true: a glass house once stood in Nyack, built by a sun-worshipping naturist. In 1927, Evelyn Word Provost...
Arts
Our roundup of events this week features the second Night Out, a line dance party, Memorial Day observances, food distribution, and more …
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by Arthur H. Gunther III What has happened to the suburbs, our great, post-World War II promise of middle-class life away from the smog-filled...
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Dr. Doolittle got to talk to the animals but Nyack’s Claudia Lifton-Schwerner will be blogging for them. All over the world, for a year,...
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Nyack, May 30 — An ad-hoc group of merchant trade associations, civic groups and non-profits are working together to create a “Nyack Brand” which...
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by Bill Batson Behind this non-descript row of storefronts is the creative enterprise of artist, hairdresser, health advocate and burgeoning environmentalist Candice Robins. Robins...
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by Rivertown Film Until the 14th century, people in Western culture came together in a great hall for comfort and sleep around a roaring...
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by Glen Keene, JD, CPC Lawyer and professional coach Glen Keene gives practical tips to businesses about improving customer and employee relationships and expanding...
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by Brian Jennings 150 years ago this week the Civil War waged on — and some of the Union generals decided to take bold...
Mario Cuomo Bridge
The NYS Department of Transportation has abandoned previously announced plans to “take” six houses in South Nyack and demolish the South Nyack bridge as...
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Most teenagers can be counted on to argue in front of their elders. But some high school students in Nyack are better at this...
