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Nyack's Pretty Penny to host hospital fundraiser
Pretty Penny, the Nyack riverfront mansion where Helen Hayes lived for many years, will be the site of a fundraiser next month to benefit the hospital named in honor of the famous Broadway actress.
Chimney fire damages house in Nyack
NYACK - A woman suffered minor injuries after a house caught fire Friday night on South Boulevard.
'Lumberjack' festival to be held at Nyack Beach State Park
UPPER NYACK - It's probably the ultimate in 'green' recycling. Take a dead or downed tree, use a two-man saw and traditional tools to craft a rustic bench, then place the seating in a public setting.
BEAR MOUNTAIN: The ice rink at Bear Mountain State Park has reopened for the 2009-10 season.
Clarkstown: Hausener, Hoehmann win
Most Clarkstown incumbents running for re-election retained their seats tonight, according to unofficial results from the Rockland County Board of Elections.
Guardian Angels eye Nyack presence
NYACK - An Orangeburg man wants to establish the Guardian Angels in this riverfront village of restaurants, shops and theaters.
Jewish book fair opens in West Nyack
WEST NYACK -[0x0f]A two-month long celebration of Jewish culture begins Tuesday with the author of a novel about intrigue during the civil war discussing the work at the JCC of Rockland.
CLARKSTOWN: Fourth-graders and fifth-graders at Bardonia Elementary School entered a Fire Safety Awareness contest sponsored by the Nanuet Fire Department.
Halloween costumes a treat in Nyack
With their Viking helmets and faux fur-draped torsos, the contingent from the River Rowing Association cut a striking image with the gray, tossing Hudson in the background.
Pearl River man charged in arrow slaying of Siberian husky
ORANGETOWN - State investigators have tracked down a Pearl River man they say killed a Siberian husky with an arrow while hunting illegally in Blauvelt State Park.
Nyack H.S. National Merit Scholars named
NYACK: Benjamin Grange and Adam Straus were named semifinalists, and Suzanna Buck, Alexander Hahn, Zachary Miles and Camille Yonge were named commended students in the 2010 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Our recommendation for Nyack mayor
Nyack politics came out of hibernation this year, with a hot Democratic primary season that saw three current village trustees and a local businesswoman campaign to represent the party that holds the overwhelming majority in the village.
Wednesday: Right lane Westchester-bound closed for bridge maintenance beginning at milepost 15 to 13.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday: Right lane Westchester-bound closed for bridge maintenance beginning at milepost 15 to 13.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Friday: Right lane Westchester-bound closed for bridge maintenance beginning at ...
Family dog shot dead by bow hunter
One morning last week, Austin Bridges set out from home to walk his dogs in Tackamack Town Park, just as he did many mornings.
Clarkstown gets $1M in stimulus to repave roads
WEST NYACK - Erica Forkin of Demarest Avenue doesn't think her street is in terrible shape.
Homeless man arrested in thefts from cars
PIERMONT - Police arrested a 46-year-old homeless man after a manhunt through the woods on Saturday afternoon.
Doctor from Rockland fined $145,000 by state
NYACK - The state has fined a Rockland doctor who has been the subject of inquiries in four states $145,000 less than a year after stripping him of his medical license due to his "total lack of integrity," according to records.
State Comptroller DiNapoli urges resolution to $3 billion budget deficit
State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said the state's budget deficit could soar to more than $4 billion by the end of the fiscal year if the Legislature doesn't work with Gov.
Rosie O'Donnell Acknowledges 'Issues' with Spouse
Rose O'Donnell says that she had her spouse of five years , Kelli Carpenter, are undergoing rough patch in their relationship - and passes up a chance to refute speculation that Carpenter has moved out of their home in Nyack, N.Y., and into an apartment in Manhattan.
Ceremony honors Brinks robbery victims
CENTRAL NYACK - Clarkstown Police Officer John Hanchar had arrived home from school 28 years ago when the call came in from his aunt.