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Will It Rise Again? by Sasha Cohen (Updated 7/22) — One of Nyack’s oldest houses, built by one of the village founders, has roots...
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This week in the villages: Ladies and Gentleman, park your engines! Classic cars take over Main Street on Thursday. There’s music in the air on...
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by Tina Traster Every day, no matter the weather, no matter what, Stony Point resident Andrea LeResche climbs into a tangled copse to feed...
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It’s Been a Good Year For Nyack’s Oldest Home by Ken Sharp They say “When God closes a door, he opens a window.” In...
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by Bill Batson Since his death in 1842, John Green’s house has lived on, standing at the foot of Main Street, occupied by a...
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by LeeAnn Mailly If you are committed to shop until you drop, we can suggest a few fun things to do after you do...
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by Dave Zornow “Historic preservation is not for sissies,” says local author and filmmaker Tina Traster. “It takes grit, determination and magical thinking.” The...
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by Bill Batson The campaign to save the historic Lent House in Orangeburg was lost on Saturday morning, April 4th. The decisive blow was...
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After adopting from a Russian orphanage, journalist Tina Traster realized that her daughter was emotionally detached and that something was “not quite right.” Why...
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by Max Cea Nyack, June 29 — Wish those landscapers would stop using those noisy, gas-powered leaf blowers? Don’t hold your breath — unless...