Nyack Charges Several With Disorderly Conduct

Last week's board of trustees meeting in Nyack , touched on a and grappled with .

Here's a look at the smaller proceedings and discussions from the Nov. 17 meeting:

• Seven individuals appeared in Nyack Justice Court on Nov. 17 to face disorderly conduct charges. Another woman was fined $50 for bringing her dog to a Streetfair.

• The village has sent out an invitation to possible bidders regarding a . The system would alert residents—either by phone, text and/or other methods—in the case of dangerous weather, bear sightings, etc.

• Nyack is inching closer to having its own Police Athletic League (PAL), said trustee and mayor-elect Jen Laird-White.

• The village will hold a public hearing on on Dec. 8. The issue in ongoing, and a "good neighbor" policy between businesses and police enforcement have proved ineffective.

• ? The Park Commission will discuss the possibility on Nov. 30 and pass a recommendation on to the village board.

• The old Burger Hop building on Route 59—the mostly-glass structure—is set to become a used car dealership.