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By Bill Demarest NYACK ‘€“ If you think what’s happening today with the intrigue and controversy over late-night comedy and variety shows is funny,...
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Our roundup of events this week includes Nyack’s Holiday Lights, plenty of artisan shopping, ACOR’s Luminate Dance Party benefit, two film screenings, music, and...
History
With one of the most distinctive storefronts in downtown Nyack, the Lyceum Theater at 142 Main Street opened in June 1911—just six months before...
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Our roundup of events this week includes plenty of artisan shopping, Hombody Books’ first birthday celebration, the lighting of Nyack’s holiday lights, and more.
Essay
While others were preparing to pile on the pounds at Thanksgiving, I was heading to a hospital to see my father, who had been...
Arts
Before the Tappan Zee Bridge, Rockland County was a rural NYC suburb. How the bridge transformed life in the county is the subject of...
Arts
by Marianne Olive Olive’s fundraiser for Haiti which was held on Sunday, January 31st was a huge success. We collected dozens of boxes of...
Arts
by Patrick Bulla The paintings of former Nyack resident Dorothy Johnson Deyrup are the subject of a retrospective exhibition at The Edward Hopper House...
News
By Richard Kavesh Congressman John Boehner (R – Ohio) has starred in the Congressional version of ‘€œDr. No’€ for the past year in his...
Arts
by Laurel Robertson Enjoy music by Julie Diesslin August, Opus 4 and Andrew Shurtleff at “Cello and Chocolates: An Evening for the Senses” on...
News
Local municipalities and non-profits have until Feb 9 to apply for free labor from Rockland County AmeriCorps. A new Rockland Employment Connections (REC) program...
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by Dave Zornow Nyack, Feb 1 — Nyack’s Superblock downtown redevelopment vision is taking two tiny steps forward. The village will hire an outside...
News
Nyack, Jan 30 — A Friday late night fight in the Riveria Steakhouse at the foot of Main Street resulted in two arrests and...
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by Tina Traster Dec. 31. Snow is falling gently. It’s nearly midday, and I’m wearing a bathrobe over my pajamas while I set the...
