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Flavors of Haverstraw Food Crawl & Beer Garden September 24

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Haverstraw Riverwide Arts and the Village of Haverstraw are celebrating the diverse culinary options with the 9th Annual “Flavors of Haverstraw” Food Crawl & Beer Garden. Over 20 restaurants are participating $5-$10 per plate. (Rain or shine)
Free live outdoor music by The Amish Outlaws (3:30pm-5pm), Hervé Alexander, & more in the Craft Beer Garden On Broadway @Main.
Joshy the Magician, face painters, and balloon twister for the kids.
The Crawl begins in the Webster Bank lot, 38 New Main St. Food Crawl maps will be handed out to guide attendees throughout the Downtown.
The NY Waterway Ferry will run for FREE during the Crawl between Haverstraw and Ossining. A free shuttle will pick up visitors from the Haverstraw landing and drop off across from Village Hall. 40 New Main St.
The last three ferries from Haverstraw to Ossining will run every 40 minutes beginning at 4:00pm. We expect large crowds so please plan accordingly.
Parking: Across from Village Hall, 40 New Main St., and 56 Broad St. in the Knights of Columbus lot. New Main, Main, West St and Broadway @ Main st will be closed to vehicular traffic. Parking is also available on side streets.
SPONSORED BY: Haverstraw Riverwide Arts, The Village of Haverstraw, Rockland County Tourism, North Rockland Chamber of Commerce, GDC Rentals, MPACT Collective, Orange & Rockland, Tilcon, InnaVillage Productions, Webster Bank, Holt Funeral Home and the Restaurants of Downtown Haverstraw.

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George Washington Also Known As The “Father Of His Country” Has History In Rockland

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Officially known as Washington’s Birthday, the holiday was originally meant to honor the country’s first president, George Washington. Eventually, the holiday included Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is Feb. 12. Presidents Day is observed on the third Monday of February each year. 

According to the then-used Julian calendar, Washington was born in Virginia on Feb. 11, 1731. In 1752  Britain and its colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar, which moved his birthday a year and 11 days to Feb. 22, 1732.

During the American Revolution, George Washington stayed at the DeWint House in Tappan. The DeWint House is the oldest surviving building in Rockland County. George Washington also camped out at Washington’s Encampment in West Nyack on Strawtown Road.

                                   Rockland County is rich in history go discover it!

 

 

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Random Acts Of Kindness Week February 14th – 20th

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February 14, 2025

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According to nationaltoday.com, “It’s a celebration of all the ways we can become a positive influence in each other’s lives. Even one small act of kindness can mean a great deal to somebody. The world can be selfish and cruel sometimes and not everyone receives the same kind of support they need. In such a world, it is important for us to constantly be reminded to be kind to one another and to give others hope whenever we can. A small and random gesture of kindness can go a long way.

Your kindness might make a world of difference to somebody. This is the best week for you to show your support for the cause and help out someone in need.”

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