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by John Patrick Schutz April 12, 2011 — 150 years ago today, the opening salvo of the bloodiest war in American history was fired...
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Arts
Our roundup of events this week features fundraising galas for ArtsRock, Kula for Karma, and the Center for Safety and Change. Lafayette Theater screens...
Photo Shoot
Check out all the tree-hugging, goat-loving action from last weekend's Arbor Day festivities at Nyack's River Hook Preserve.
Photo Shoot
See our fabulously floral photographer's latest Photo Shoot in full bloom.
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by Cliff Weathers Regardless of whether New York’s congressional redistricting is handled in a civil, bipartisan manner, it appears that the Lower Hudson Valley...
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The Rockland Municipal Planning Federation has recognized Nyack architect Jan Degenshein with their Distinguished Services Award in honor of his planning and land use...
Cartoons
It’s been said that oil and water don’t mix. True enough — but if you really want to make the point, add in some...
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by Dave Zornow Nyack, April 7 — Nyack’s tax increases over the past two years have been whoppers: 9.49 and 8.5 percent respectively in...
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Here’s a summer job where you can be good to both Mother Nature and your wallet, too. AmeriCorps is looking for young adults 17...
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by Becca Blazak What’s not to like about new technology that offers the promise of local jobs and greater energy independence? Those are some...
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Orangetown Councilman Michael Maturo has decided not to run for re-election when his term expires in December 2011. “I’m deeply grateful to have had...
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There are two showdowns on Monday night with a lot at stake. Years in the making, contestants will clash with the final results having...
As Others See Us
The Wall Street Journal turned its business focus on Nyack this week visiting the village and about a dozen merchants downtown. If you live...
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