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A local story of slavery, labor, and life after emancipation The Old Stone Meeting House In Upper Nyack, completed in 1813, was built in...
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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.
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More than two years after opening, the Big Red Books story continues
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by Cliff Weathers, NYaltnews.com Last week, a spokesperson for Congresswoman Nan Hayworth (R-NY) posted a Facebook comment that said ‘€œlet’s hurl some acid at...
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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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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...
