Mike Hays is a journalist at Nyack News & Views. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Hays has been featured in The Times Herald, NewsBreak, and The Reporter (Lansdale, PA).
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Mike Hays' coverage is heavily centered around local culture, history, and attractions in the Nyack area of New York. He may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or undiscovered local landmarks, events, or historical facts related to the region.
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A local story of slavery, labor, and life after emancipation
A century before shared city bikes, Nyack had its own version of a hometown ride, the “Nyack Bike.” These bicycles were not app-based or docked along sidewalks, but they were made here, marketed here, and ridden on village streets.
How a riverfront hotel rose with the steamboat era and became the center of village life.
A landform once stood in downtown Sparkill. Not a distant ridge or Hudson River bluff, but a steep, flat-topped rise beside the railroad tracks. It had a n
By: Mike Hays
Desmond Quinn hoists an air conditioner to a window ledge at a residence in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood Wednesday, July 11, 2024, in Chicago.
By: Mike Hays
Editor’s Note: Shadowcliff was demolished this month. This article is republished to remember the remarkable peace organization that called the estate home from 1957 to 2017. In 1957, eight years after the death of Shadowcliff’s owner, Eleanor Manville Ford, one of America’s most influential peace organizations made the mansion its national headquarters. For the next […]
Nyack History A to Z The Empire Hook & Ladder Company Number One holds a significant place in Nyack’s history as one of its earliest fire companies. Established in 1863, this esteemed company is housed in a picturesque Queen Anne Style firehouse on North Broadway in Upper Nyack. The historic firehouse itself is recognized on […]
The Empire Hook & Ladder Company Number One holds a significant place in Nyack’s history as one of its earliest fire companies. Established in 1863, this e
Nyack History A to Z The Railroad That Made Nyack a Commuter Village A century ago, during rush hour, the “Flyer”, also known as the “Banker’s Special”, served Nyack’s wealthiest commuters. Operated on the Northern Railroad, it offered a luxurious chair car and attentive porter service. The train carried passengers from Nyack to Jersey City in about […]
Nyack History A to Z Stewardship of a Nyack Landmark Hudson House ranks among the village’s most architecturally distinguished public buildings. Today it operates as a restaurant and cocktail bar. Yet behind its pressed tin ceilings and brick walls lies more than a century of local history. Built before 1887, the two-story brick structure was […]
