The komanchocks lived across from coates. You stand in front of Federal Hall, for example, and you are at one and the same "time" seeing where George Washington was sworn in as president. We lived at 140 South Middletown Rd., a two family house next to the Nanuet Hotel. Stuff they dont want you to know. My brothers and I remember a lot of places in Nanuet. If it went off, there was no school. There is a long wall built of large stones there on your left.
The lawsuit asks a judge to stop Hull and Mele from "further dissemination of the defamatory statements. " My brother, sister and I had a conversation this past Friday about your site. One of the best I can print without worrying about any statute of limitations was when we climbed down into the pit behind the diving board area (towards 304) and cranked open this huge wheel that controlled the valve that emptied the pool. I've been doing what I can to help in the cause and In light of the recent stir I created a touching Youtube slideshow yesterday of family photos that express the sentiments felt by members of group along with friends and relatives of Lisa. Her mother (my grandmother)'s cousin was married to Swiss Trudy! I am now retired since '08. Clarkstown what they don t want you to know. Have a wonderful evening, and thanks again! Me and another kid snuck down to the furnace room one time. Since I worked at the Journal News as a sports and news writers for a couple of years after college in the early 1980s, I can tell you that College Ave. was named becasue there was plans to build a college there in the late 1800s. I was on the Spring Valley High bowling team that won the Section 9 championship in 1952.
Ramapo Valley Airport. But the article ignores this and shifts the burden of responsibility to wildlife. It was a safe town back when I was growing up. Does it still exist? It is as though time has stood still. "
One of the Arwe girls (they had 10 children) was a good friend of hers. They had come over direct to work in the silk mills that used to be west of Middletown Rd. Happy memories of Nanuet! So much great music. Having grown up during the 1950s, and 60s I saw a lot of changes. With whom I could leave some contact information so I could learn about any re-unions, deaths or other social events associated with those with whom I grew up in the Nanuet Class of 1973. I think the bank robbers held a family on pascack rd hostage. First of all, I live in Michigan which as you know is so far west of the Hudson River in Steinberg's mind that it can't even be seen on the distant horizon. Reading about the Michael Higgins Funeral Home history online I realized that this was the same Higgins family as Bob Higgins who ran a funeral home in Nanuet. If you are stopped by police and cannot show such insurance, you can face stiff financial penalties, driving penalties, and a criminal record. I remember the Memorial Day Parades, pizza at Jocar, haircuts at Phil's Barber Shop and the opening of the Nanuet Mall in 1967, which was preceeded by a mass exodus of turtles that found their way crossing my yard on Prospect Street for about a year.
I recall seeing it but do not recall exactly where. The rails went over the Palisades Parkway, over an old stone arch bridge that went over Sickletown Rd. I graduated from NHS in 1971. If you can tell Paul Ingrassia I remember his Dad well, my mom named my brother Paul after him. I would take my fingers and hands and cover my eyes in such a way--let's say while looking southwest from the Hudson shoreline at the 79th Street Boat Basin--so that no building was visible on either the Jersey or New York sides, no trace of anything man-made or "modern" was in my field of view. Firehouse #3 was built soon after. Elliott's was much bigger, if you stood on the playground side of the street, it had a picture window with a red lamp hanging in it, then in the middle the doorway in, then to the right a more regular window. As a kid, the railroads were still a major part of the upstate region in people transport which they are not today. The family lived on Cottage, I think. Also girls didn't play drums or trumpets but boys played everything but flutes. I hope you enjoy them, and would love to hear from you if you do. Steve Cuppek, July 2015: Hey Dan.
Jack Tancos Billy's uncle owned the Red Rail, and a bakery in S. V. he was also the mayor of S. V. Does anyone remember Paul De Vito's which later became Egans it was next to a church and Dave Cripsman's father was the pastor. Christopher Unterkofler, April 2009: I enjoyed the photos on your site. That's noteworthy, as far as I am concerned. The remaining 20% is the original entrance of the game farm which will have a Catskill Game Farm Museum and the petting zoo where you can feed small animals that run free, with crackers and baby bottles will re-open! He was married to my grandma Jean slapp. My sister Fran was born the year they moved from Nyack to Nanuet, and my two brothers and I came along over the next 12 years.
Then I ended up moving to Boulder CO in January '74 and I've lived out here ever since. My parents bought the property about 1953, and the house that we lived in was bought from the church and moved from the opposite end of the block. They do, however, mention that the success of the species is due to the human introduction of breeding stock to various areas around the country. I would very much if possible like to speak to ANYONE that has memories of CLUB 59 in Nanuet. New Yorkers are conscious that their history--as with New England's--is nearly as lengthy prior to the formation of the United States, as colonies, as our history as part of the United States. What's more, we can take up your case without you having the inconvenience of having to return to Clarkstown and appear in court. Joe Nucera, April 2010: ok so here goes! We were never that small and were much more professional. The little shop was then (I think) a repair shop of sorts. List of Senators who voted to disenfranchise voters by denying the certified result fo the 2020 election. We really don't know much about that cousin, and nothing really about her either. If goose hunting is your passion and you'd like the opportunity to.
It's interesting that we each remembered different things about Nanuet. I was wondering if anyone in the group would remember Mary Eberling of Pacific Avenue who lived with her mother Joan, brother John and Aunt Betty for a while before moving to another Nanuet location. They were busted in 1983 and convicted in 1984. Four invitations to Calling Contest with specialseating.
I was a member and was confirmed there as were my siblings. Paul was in my class. I'd never do it again. It was really a trip to see the name 'Monterey Swim Club' again!
My father was the fire chief for a while in the late 40s. Supposedly, it was impossible to take the carts off the property. It was on Main to Tiedemann's Store. This whole area is now a reservior. A "business card" size ad in our Commemorative Program. We played basketball together from sophmore year to senior year. They have a hunting program on TNN called "Prairie Sportsman". My family lived practically across the street from the gas station, so we were quite familiar with it. Sort of where the Mall is now but maybe a little south). When we went down Nichol's hill we would go into the woods past Park a ride.
In our last year of High School and for several years afterwards Tom and I dated the Gleason sisters, Kathy and Holly.