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📬 Mayoral MessageHi all, My personal best wishes to everyone observing religious holidays this week. Here are a few updates and highlights from around Nyack: 🎸 1. Coheed and Cambria Day at the Springfest Street FairCongratulations to Coheed and Cambria, Nyack’s own progressive rock band that has achieved international acclaim! Yesterday at the Springfest Street Fair, we celebrated “Coheed and Cambria Day”, complete with the presentation of a “Key to the City” — in the shape of an electric guitar, crafted by local artist Peter Cheney (Never mind that we’re a village — just go with it!). Even better, the band treated fans to a surprise acoustic set right on the stage at Easter Square. It was a perfect way to show our pride in being the hometown of such an iconic band. If you’re new to Coheed and Cambria, check out their latest music video — it was filmed right here in Nyack and showcases many of our cherished local landmarks. Huge thanks and congratulations to Claudio Sanchez, Travis Stever, and honorary Nyackers Josh Eppard and Zach Cooper. 📹 Watch Coheed and Cambria’s acoustic set in Easter Square
☀️ 2. CBS News’ John Elliott Visits AgainWe had another visit from our good friend John Elliott, meteorologist from CBS News — and an all-around great guy. John broadcast live from some of our favorite local spots: Boxer Donuts, Olives, Pickwick Books, Strawberry Place, and The Angel (First Reformed Church), where he interviewed both Claudio Sanchez and Zach Cooper. John has featured Nyack on the CBS Morning News four times now — and while the clips aren’t posted online, I’ve got them recorded (with John’s blessing!) and uploaded to Dropbox for anyone interested. 🎥 Watch John Elliott’s CBS interviews in Nyack 🐣 3. Easter Egg Hunts in the Nyacks – Saturday, April 19We’re lucky to have two Easter Egg Hunts happening this Saturday! 🐰 Easter Egg Hunt at Living Christ Church 🌳 Easter Egg Hunt at Memorial Park Thanks, everyone, for being part of what makes Nyack so vibrant and full of heart. Have a great week, everyone!
🌍 Join Us for the Annual Keep Rockland Beautiful Clean-Up Event! 🌿 Let's come together to make a difference! Help us keep Nyack beautiful by volunteering at this year's annual KRB Clean-Up Event. It's a great opportunity to give back to our community, protect our environment, and have fun while making an impact. 🗓 Date: April 19, 2025 Sign up today and let's make Nyack shine! ✨
Upcoming Meetings:Village Board of Trustees Budget Workshop: Tuesday, April 15, 6:30 PM -7:30 PM Village Hall. Meeting will be live streamed on Village of Nyack YouTube Channel Exciting Plans for Rockland County: 21-Mile Hudson River PathwayRockland County is moving forward with an exciting new project—a 21-mile shared-use path along the Hudson River, stretching from Palisades to Stony Point. This scenic route is designed for walking, biking, and outdoor recreation, and will offer stunning views, educational opportunities, and sustainable transportation alternatives. Key Highlights: Length: 21 miles from Palisades to Stony Point Want to Learn More? Water Main Hydrant Flushing Advisory – April & May 2025The Nyack Water Department will be performing routine water main hydrant flushing in the following areas: West Nyack and Central Nyack Nyack and South Nyack Flushing hours for all areas will be between 9:00 PM and 6:00 AM. Please be advised: Residents using booster pumps should turn them off during flushing hours. You may experience temporary water discoloration and reduced water pressure during this period. If your water appears discolored, run your cold water until it runs clear. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we carry out this important maintenance work to ensure a safe and reliable water supply. For questions or further information, please contact the Nyack Water Department. Thomas Lynch, Superintendent Water Department |
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