Andrew Isles
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Mary J. Blige: The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul from Yonkers, New York
Yonkers-native Mary J. Blige established herself as an iconic figure in the music industry with her powerful vocals and soulful performances.
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The Tappan Lenape Tribe of the Hudson Valley
The Tappan Lenape indiginous tribe of the Hudson Valley region had a rich culture that we honor and preserve today.
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St. John’s Church Represents Faith to Some, but History to All in Yonkers
St. John’s Church is a cornerstone not only representing faith, but also the character of Yonkers, New York.
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Adriaen Van der Donck Was More Than Just a Name for Yonkers
The usual name, Yonkers, comes from a derivation of a Dutch name referencing this colonial founder, Adriaen Van der Donck
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Edith P. Welty, the First and Only, but Not Last, Woman Mayor of Yonkers
Edith P. Welty was the first woman to be Mayor of the City of Yonkers. Her independence and vision reshaped government and could do so again.
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The Trevor Mansion is a Cornerstone of Architectural History in Yonkers
The Trevor Mansion in Yonkers, New York is an architectural gem that has a rich history and cultural significance to the region.