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Sickles Avenue, Nyack, NY

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Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Crash That Caused Route 9W Closure Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Crash That Caused Route 9W Closure
Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Crash That Caused Route 9W Closure A pedestrian was seriously injured during a crash on Route 9W near Montefiore Nyack Hospital that closed the roadway for several hours. The crash occurred at 6 a.m. Wednesday, March 27 when Thomas Budai, 63, of Ringwood, New Jersey,  was driving a 2015 Chevrolet Suburban between Sickles Avenue and 5th Avenue near Nyack Hospital when he struck a male pedestrian, causing severe injuries, said officials with the Orangetown Police Department. Budai, who was not injured, stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. The pedestrian was transported t…

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by Daily Voice
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Man 'Violently Resists Arrest' After Parking Boot Placed On Jeep In Nyack, Police Say Man 'Violently Resists Arrest' After Parking Boot Placed On Jeep In Nyack, Police Say
Man 'Violently Resists Arrest' After Parking Boot Placed On Jeep In Nyack, Police Say A 58-year-old Nyack man was arrested after violently resisting police and making a scene at City Hall after a parking boot was placed on his vehicle. Erik J. Sprauer was charged with criminal mischief, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and other charges on Friday, Nov. 2, by Orangetown Police. According to police, a Nyack Parking Authority officer had placed a parking boot on a front tire of Sprauer's illegally parked Jeep on Sickles Avenue.  It was reported that he had previous unpaid parking tickets and the wheel clamp was installed to prevent t…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Orangetown Police Bust Marijuana Smoker Behind Nyack Building Orangetown Police Bust Marijuana Smoker Behind Nyack Building
Orangetown Police Bust Marijuana Smoker Behind Nyack Building A Rockland County man is facing a drug charge after being caught smoking marijuana in his car outside a Nyack building. An officer from the Orangetown Police Department was on patrol in Nyack shortly before 11 p.m. on Wednesday night, when he spotted a suspicious occupied vehicle parked behind a building on Sickles Avenue. Police said that upon further investigation, the officer reported the strong smell of burning marijuana coming from the vehicle. Its occupant, Nyack resident Charles Francois, 22, was later found to be in possession of more than 30 grams of marijuana in a dozen small plas…

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by Zak Failla