Penguin Plunge this weekend - March 1, 2020
                    Memorial Park 12pm - 2pm 

Penguin Plunge, Inc. is a not-for-profit registered 501(c)(3) that helps the families of serious ill children in meeting their medical and support costs as they focus on their children's health. The Penguin Plunge gives people the opportunity to take a memorable dip into the icy waters of the Hudson River while raising money for a good cause. This year, is the 13th Annual Plunge - so join us and brave the cold for some local families whose children are struggling with serious medical conditions.

Meet this year’s kids!

BAN THE BAG is HERE!!
March 1, 2020 learn more here

The end of single-use plastic bags in New York State - there are some exceptions!
Free tote bags available at Village Hall while supplies last! 

Nyack did you know ?

• Bulk Pick-up is the First Friday of the Month - next week - March 6, 2020. Mattresses must be wrapped in plastic - call the DPW for more information 845-358-3552. No Hazardous Waste or E-Waste will be collected! 
• Rockland County Household Hazardous Waste has Saturday hours on March 7, 2020 from 8am-1pm. For more information Rockland Recycles.
• Biodegradable paper bags available at Village Hall at the Clerks office.
• The Clerks office stays open until 7pm on Village Board Meeting Nights (this week - 2/27/2020)

LAST CHANCE TO ORDER by March 15, 2020

A beautiful tribute to honor our Veterans, active-duty, reserve and National Guard members. Sponsorship's Available. Banners will be displayed from
Memorial Day to Veterans Day in the Village downtown area.
Click here for more information.

3 Things you need to know about recycling: 

  Many people find recycling has gotten more complicated lately, so they put everything they think is recyclable into their    bin. They figure their municipality can get rid of anything that doesn’t belong. The industry calls it ‘wish-cycling’. It costs municipal governments hundreds of millions of dollars annually.

The truth is that most local recycling programs prefer that if you’re not sure whether an item is recyclable, you put it in the garbage - not your recycling container. Want to be a better recycler? Here are three rules to live by:

1. Don't bag your recyclables

2. Recycle all bottles, jars, and cans

3.  No food or liquids in recycling