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Michelle Hainer

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Aug 31, 2026
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Aug 4, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Michelle Hainer

    The GARNER Arts Center Is a Thriving Art Scene in Haverstraw (opens the original)

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    Over the past two decades, a tucked away 19th-century textile mill has transformed into the GARNER Arts Center, a vibrant arts community. In 1934, Louis Rosenberg, a furniture store owner, and other community businessmen came together to revitalize a collection of buildings off Route 9W in Garnerville/West Haverstraw that had once housed a successful textile mill. Their motive was to bring jobs back to the community after The Great Depression, but what they set in motion allowed Louis’s granddau

  2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Michelle Hainer

    The John Green House Is a Preservation Project in Nyack (opens the original)

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    A group of concerned citizens in Nyack has been working to restore a 19th-century landmark for the good of the community. Among the boutiques and restaurants on Nyack’s Main Street sits a throwback to an era when the town was best known as a fishing village: the John Green House, the oldest remaining Dutch Colonial sandstone structure (built in 1819) in the Rockland County locale. John Green was a notable figure in the community—a founder of the Nyack Steamboat Company and a trustee of the Nyack

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Michelle Hainer

    Cropsey Community Farm Is a Space for Growth in Rockland (opens the original)

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    A small farm in Rockland County is doing big things for the community through educational programs in agriculture. This summer, when Cropsey Community Farm in New City added strawberries and blueberries to their U-Pick offerings, they were literally the fruit of local students’ labor—the year before, second graders from two nearby Rockland County school districts planted nearly 4,000 bushes as part of their science curriculum. “I had each student stand next to their plant and take in the moment,

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