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Connecticut and the girls softball finished third in New York State. In 2021 the girls Little League Softball team won the New York state championship going to the Little League World Series in Greenville, NC losing in the second round to Texas and Missouri. In 2019 Havestraw Little League Softball finished third in New York. In 1958 the Havestraw Little League won New York state championship losing in the East Regionals to the eventual regional champion Connecticut.
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Harbors at Haverstraw is situated on the southern end of the Village and below the higher elevations of the charming riverside southernmost neighborhood known as Dutchtown. Some residents have taken to calling the Harbors area the "South End" instead of the previous name for the neighborhood the "mud hole" in honor of various clay pits once visible here. The State has funded $ 3 million to the revitalization project, which includes investments on the waterfront
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took place, which cast a pall of corruption over the populace. In 2007, leaders of the village and town announced the 101st anniversary of the landslide and dedicated a memorial to the victims of the disaster. The memorial is located at
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African American Memorial Park 41 Clinton St. Haverstraw, NY 10927. The park features a kiosk with displays about local history and the African diaspora. including the history of the African Methodist Episcopal Bethel Church, founded by slaves and free blacks in 1846. The church was
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2012:(July 3, 1878 – November 5, 1942), entertainer, playwright, composer, lyricist, actor, singer, dancer and producer. Known as "the man who owned Broadway" in the decade before World War I, he is considered the father of American
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runs through the village of Haverstraw as a freight-only line, which has an important passing siding located at milepost 35. The River Subdivision is the primary freight rail line between the New York City – Northeastern
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1994:(February 1, 1969 - March 8, 2017), Haverstraw
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3010:Brick Museum celebrates black history
2986:Remembering the Haverstraw landslides
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770:Bennett, Mrs. William & Sons – 4
131:Location within the state of New York
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1845:National Register of Historic Places
1689:"DeHarte Patent" - 79 North Route 9W
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965:Camp buddies at Camp Christmas Seals
957:Haverstraw Village from Bowline Pond
252:5.04 sq mi (13.06 km)
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2972:Gumucio, Ron X.; January 1, 2006 "
2902:Keleher, William Aloysius (2007).
2840:"Medal of Honor citations Archive"
2557:"Census of Population and Housing"
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1686:"Brick Industry" - 183 West Street
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727:Brick-making capital of the world
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2604:"All Zip Codes in Haverstraw NY"
2420:95th Infantry Regiment Civil War
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1777:Haverstraw's U.S. Post Office
1112:Bank Corner - downtown center
869:U. F. Washburn & Co. – 11
713:Battle of the Weldon Railroad
446:, and the downtown hosts the
435:, the population was 12,323.
3515:Villages in New York (state)
3457:St. John's in the Wilderness
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2535:United States Census Bureau
2464:deNoyelles, Daniel (1982).
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1615:West Point Military Academy
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1577:Port Authority Bus Terminal
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1479:Some Other Race alone: 0.1%
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892:Front Street from the river
847:Shankey & Morrissey – 4
801:F. Brophy & Brother – 3
779:D. Fowler Jr. & Co. – 5
767:B. J. Allison & Co. – 7
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1931:Ice skating on Peck's Pond
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782:DeNoyelles Brick Co. – 13
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860:T. Shankey & Son – 4
857:T. McGuire & Son – 4
788:E. N. Renn & Co. – 4
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693:Battle of the Wilderness
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1107:Downtown Haverstraw, NY
1020:Orange County, New York
838:Reilly & Tanney – 2
832:Morrissey & Co. – 5
819:Lynch & O'Brien – 2
798:Excelsior Brick Co. – 7
717:Battle of Hatcher's Run
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2190:Hudson Valley portal
2034:Michael A. Donaldson
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930:Cleary-Newman murder
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829:Malley Brick Co. – 7
804:Fowler & Son – 6
681:Battle of Gettysburg
294: • Density
125:Haverstraw, New York
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2158:U.S. Representative
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3254:Upper Nyack
3150:Stony Point
3105:County seat
2824:November 4,
2815:"Commander"
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2588:January 31,
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2405:October 28,
2374:November 7,
2334:November 5,
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2046:World War I
1972:San Antonio
1964:Puerto Rico
1723:Robert Owen
1555:Metro-North
1535:NY Waterway
1432:other races
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673:Edmund Rice
587:during the
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495:sailed the
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421:Garnerville
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3447:Sandyfield
3427:Middletown
3397:Doodletown
3367:West Nyack
3322:Orangeburg
3239:Sloatsburg
3219:New Square
3209:Montebello
3194:Haverstraw
3140:Orangetown
3135:Haverstraw
3130:Clarkstown
3022:Haverstraw
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2784:(5): 40–41
2632:August 31,
2476:B0006EAXHA
2216:references
2197:References
2138:Kurt Weill
2128:Tony Award
1668:West Point
1660:John André
1658:met Major
1619:Gran Fondo
1567:, part of
1565:Short Line
1517:New Jersey
1064:41°11′47″N
974:vaudeville
737:brownstone
719:, and the
701:North Anna
630:West Point
619:John André
508:Orangetown
504:Haverstroo
419:, east of
405:Haverstraw
393:Haverstraw
373:feature ID
281:Population
215:Government
147:41°11′47″N
3437:Palisades
3422:Ladentown
3387:Centenary
3307:Mount Ivy
3297:Hillcrest
2541:April 23,
1996:patrolman
1853:Commander
1712:Babe Ruth
1569:Coach USA
1410:, 12.07%
1067:73°58′0″W
1026:Geography
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942:Babe Ruth
925:landslide
910:Dominican
677:first day
600:Long Path
557:chestnuts
361:FIPS code
349:Area code
303:Time zone
273:Elevation
150:73°58′1″W
3337:Sparkill
3317:New City
3287:Blauvelt
3282:Bardonia
3229:Piermont
3199:Hillburn
3171:Villages
3112:New City
2954:Archived
2858:June 17,
2241:May 2009
2176:See also
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1923:Landing.
1728:Site of
1710:Site of
1654:, where
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1589:Newburgh
1543:Ossining
1436:Hispanic
1426:, 0.13%
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902:Hispanic
707:and the
596:High Tor
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365:36-32754
337:ZIP code
199:Rockland
188:New York
98:New York
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2563:June 4,
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1960:Germany
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1625:Tourism
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989:tunes.
979:ragtime
933:River.
679:of the
626:Vulture
602:hosted
581:British
471:Before
454:History
413:Congers
397:village
381:Website
376:0952388
175:Country
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3312:Nanuet
3302:Monsey
3234:Pomona
3145:Ramapo
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1936:Sports
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1813:Psycho
1599:US 202
1521:Albany
1440:Latino
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1374:11,910
1359:10,117
1154:Census
715:, the
691:, the
545:Ramapo
512:Tappan
485:Lenape
289:12,323
194:County
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3224:Nyack
3204:Kaser
3122:Towns
1424:Asian
1412:black
1408:white
1379:17.7%
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1329:8,800
1319:42.1%
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1199:44.6%
1194:5,070
1179:3,506
733:brick
549:Nyack
473:Dutch
395:is a
342:10927
331:(EDT)
329:UTC-4
308:UTC-5
184:State
3274:CDPs
3026:ISBN
2910:ISBN
2860:2009
2826:2010
2790:2014
2753:ISBN
2734:2010
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2662:2010
2634:2021
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2565:2015
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2472:ASIN
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1163:Note
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