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March, Bike, Shop and Stroll: Nyack This Weekend
If you add up all of the weekend numbers, Nyack should set another 30,000 or so seats at the table this weekend with a Saturday afternoon parade, a Sunday world class bike event and the second Street Fair of 2013.
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Podcast: The Nyack Village Voice 2013-05-19
Voice actor, writer, actor and composer Noah Michael Levine is a Nyack native who recently returned home after many years away from Rockland County.
Helping People With Mental Illness Live Longer
The Rockland Independent Living Center introduces its national initiative to help people with mental illness and substance abuse problems live longer at an event on Wednesday.
Palisades IMAX Offers Early Star Trek: Into Darkness Showing
J.J. Abrams brought a new take on the original sci-fi classic with 2009's Star Trek .
Rockland Bike Club Joins Ride of Silence Wednesday
Janet Martinez will be on the minds of many riders when the Rockland Bike Club takes part in the national "Ride of Silence" Wednesday, honoring the memory of cyclists killed in automobile accidents.
Nyack Sketch Log Honors South Nyack's Tish DuBow
Former South Nyack Mayor Patricia "Tish" DuBow was honored by residents and local elected officials at a community celebration in Franklin Street Park on Friday May 9. After nine years in the Mayor's office, DuBow chose not to run for another term.
Parking is restricted in parts of dowtown Nyack today as a film crew works on Main Street and Broadway.
What Changed Your Mind About Gun Control?
Recent polls show that some people have changed how they feel about gun control.
Nyack Library Two Day Book Sale
Join us at Nyack Library's two day book sale on Sat-Sun May 25-26. The Friends of the Nyack Library will be accepting book donations until Thursday May 23.
Local Arts Index: Tracy Kachtick-Anders
For over a century, our region has been the home of extraordinary artists from the major disciplines such as performance , visual arts , literature , and music .
David Fried, Rockland County executive candidate, got 2006 campaign money from felons
Lobbyist Richard Lipsky; Democrat David Fried, who is running for Rockland County executive; and government informant and admitted felon Moses "Mark" Stern.
Art galleries offer music, dance and more in the Hudson Valley
False Alarm: Tappan Zee Bridge Construction Buoy Mistaken for Boat in Distress
What looked like a sailboat in distress on the Hudson River just north of the Tappan Zee Bridge this morning turned out to be a construction buoy.
Nyack Tentatively Approves 'Twisted' TV Shoot
The diner Johnny Cakes may be on Main St. in Nyack, but it also resides in the fictional town of Green Grove and as a replica in Los Angeles.
Nyack Outdoor Farmers' Market Opens For Spring/Summer Season
The Nyack Outdoor Farmers' Market kicked off its 16th year Thursday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, kicking off the spring/summer season.
Nyack Center is Looking For a Few Good MenCooking
It's a 12 year old recipe that's one part foodie, two parts charity with just a dash of sexism mixed in to make it interesting.
Nyack Woman, 20, Accused in 3 Nyack Burglaries
A 20-year-old Nyack woman was charged with burglary today in connection with thefts from three Nyack homes, according to Orangetown Police.
Campaign Finance Reform Hearing Draws Watchdog Groups And Citizens
Government watchdog group spoke mostly in favor of the campaign and election law reforms put forward by the state senators in the Independent Democratic Conference at a public hearing on Tuesday.
South Nyack Honors DuBow, Van Cura
South Nyack residents will gather to honor and thank recently retired Chief of Police Bob Van Cura and outgoing Mayor Tish Dubow Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Franklin Street Park.
[UPDATE] Accident Blocks 2 Southbound Lanes on Tappan Zee Bridge
A southbound traffic accident on the Tappan Zee Bridge has blocked two lanes of travel and is backing up traffic into Rockland County.