Upper Nyack News

UPPER NYACK: Stacey William Neabore graduated from St. John's University, College of Professional Studies, with a Bachelor of Science degree on May 17.

Clarkstown wants to spruce up New City's downtown to make it pedestrian and shopping friendly, part of the town's ongoing effort to revitalize its various constituent parts.

Unlicensed home-improvement contractors would be encouraged to obtain licenses under a proposed county law that would also give authorities the ability to seize the tools and trucks of offenders.

A transformer blew last night, cutting electricity to more than 560 customers in Valley Cottage, Congers and Upper Nyack, officials said.

UPPER NYACK: One to One Learning on the Marydell property in Upper Nyack, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide English classes and other supportive services to immigrants, is holding an anniversary celebration on May 15 at the Nyack Seaport, 21 Burd St.

UPPER NYACK - William Ventura had cast his line and stuck his pole between the rocks hours ago.

With the number of wild animal sightings being reported this spring, you'd think Rockland County was more untamed than a suburb.

All came to remember and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but there were other reasons why some were drawn to St.

Middle and elementary school students will get home about a half hour later than usual today because of a fire alarm at the middle school.

The Rev. Richard Deats, whose activism during the civil rights movement led him to meet the Rev.

Tappan Zee Bridge repairs Today: Right Westchester-bound lane closed for maintenance from milepost 16.1 to 13.1, from 9:30 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. Tomorrow: Right Westchester-bound lane closed for maintenance from milepost 16.1 to 13.1, from 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Weapon plea: Odell Hall, 26, of Greenburgh pleaded guilty yesterday to third-degree ...

Incumbents dominated the contested races in four Rockland villages last night, but write-in candidates created a stir in two of them.

Daniel Wolff spent years focusing on the details of the Nyack public schools, attending Board of Education meetings, making speeches and advocating on behalf of educational equality for all Nyack's diverse ...

Linda Swirnow doesn't know exactly what it is in her genetic makeup that caused her to develop breast cancer four years ago at age 50.

Linda Swirnow doesn't know exactly what it is in her genetic makeup that caused her to develop breast cancer four years ago at age 50.

Fiscal prudence and drainage problems in Upper Nyack are among the top issues facing candidates in next week's election.

UPPER NYACK - A woman transporting a 2-year-old boy was charged with drunken driving yesterday after telling police that her car ran out of gas on North Broadway, authorities said this morning.

UPPER NYACK - Few discussions about the situation in the Gaza Strip are done quietly or in measured tones, but one held yesterday at the Fellowship of Reconciliation attempted to be one.

Even in the dead of winter, when Nyack's Memorial Park is nothing but a muted mix of dull grays and browns, it's hard not to be taken in by Jen Laird-White's infectious enthusiasm.

The nation's newest citizens will be sworn in at a naturalization ceremony Feb. 6. The processing of paperwork for 150 citizens will begin at 9:15 a.m., and the ceremony will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Fire ...