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Statement from County Executive Ed Day
The type of racist and reprehensible behavior displayed during Wednesday night’s high school basketball game between Pearl River and Nyack has no place in our community and I condemn it in the strongest terms possible. As a former youth coach myself it’s particularly disturbing to see our young people subjected to type of racist abuse.…
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Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick presents local business with Empire Award for community service
NYACK, NY – Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick presented a New York State Senate Empire Award to Carl Cameau, owner of Hudson Spectacles in downtown Nyack, recognizing his contributions to the Rockland County community. Hudson Spectacles has made a tremendous impact in the community. In 2021, Cameau donated 240 eyeglass frames to survivors of the Evergreen Court…
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Plans to rename street in honor of Jared Lloyd announced by Senator Reichlin-Melnick, Assembly Members Zebrowski, Lawler
Spring Valley, NY – Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick, Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski and Assemblyman Michael Lawler, joined by the family of Jared Lloyd and Fire Department members, announced plans to rename a section of Route 45 in memory of the fallen firefighter. Legislation introduced this week by the lawmakers will designate Route 45 between New Hempstead Road…
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One Year into Nyack’s Clean Energy Initiative: Clean Energy & Cost Savings
One year ago, the Rockland Community Power program launched in Nyack, along with five other Rockland communities. We can be proud that Nyack was among the leaders in kicking off this innovative renewable energy program, which now includes close to one fifth of Rockland’s population. This program helps communities make the transition to clean energy,…
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FOOD SCRAP BAGS AVAILABLE AT NYACK VILLAGE HALL THIS WEEK!
Food Scrap Bags will be available at Nyack Village Hall beginning on Friday, February 11th.
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News From Governor Hochul regarding COVID repsonse
Governor Hochul Announces Winter Toolkit for New Phase of COVID Response: Keep New York Safe, Open and Moving Forward Statewide Indoor Business Mask or Vaccine Requirement to be Lifted Starting February 10, Remains Optional for Businesses, Local Governments, Counties Masks Will Still Be Required In Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Shelters, Transportation and Other Related Entities Requirements…