Saving Green by Going Green: Clarkstownโ€™s Successful Electricity Supply Program Saves Residents over $1 million

Saving Green by Going Green: Clarkstownโ€™s Successful Electricity Supply Program Saves Residents over $1 million

We are all feeling the effects of inflation, which recently reached its highest point in 40 years.  From the gas you pump to fuel your car, to the food you purchase to fuel you and your family, the observation that Yogi Berra (legendary New York Yankee and armchair economist) once made that a โ€œnickel ainโ€™t [โ€ฆ]

South Nyack Dissolution Plan Approved

South Nyack Dissolution Plan Approved

The Village of South Nyack got the green-light to begin preparing for dissolution. The Village Board voted to approve the villageโ€™s dissolution plan on July 30. Orangetown is set to absorb the village in 2022. โ€œWe look forward to working together with Supervisor Kenny; along with the Town Council and employees to implement the Dissolution [โ€ฆ]

30th South Nyack 10-Miler Set to Roll September 9

30th South Nyack 10-Miler Set to Roll September 9

  By Jamie Kempton The 30th anniversary edition of the South Nyack 10-Mile Race on September 9 promises runners a scenic out-and-back course highlighting the pristine beauty of the river villages of South Nyack, Grand View and Piermont. Participants chart a route parallel to the Hudson River with a turnaround at the end of the [โ€ฆ]

Rosie Oโ€™Donnell Enlists Mediaโ€™s Help in Sale of her Nyack Estate

Rosie Oโ€™Donnell Enlists Mediaโ€™s Help in Sale of her Nyack Estate

Media venues received an email from Rosie Oโ€™Donnellโ€™s PR agent last week stating the TV star and longtime South Nyack resident is selling her Hudson riverfront estate located in the village. Not a bad strategy, since the news was quickly advertised all over the world. Ellis Sothebyโ€™s International Realty is handling the sale, said spokeswoman [โ€ฆ]

South Nyack continues la resistance

South Nyack continues la resistance

STORY AND PHOTOS BY JANIE ROSMAN Determined to prevent an anticipated barrage of non-resident cars on village streets when the new bridgeโ€™s walking and bicycle path opens, South Nyack officials presented several solutions, including help from a smart phone. โ€œThis is a long way from happening and itโ€™s not in cement,โ€ Mayor Bonnie Christian told [โ€ฆ]