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Adirondack Author Sees Magic & Mystery Outside Her Door
Donna (D.M.) Green never intended to publish a book for the general public. “My first idea was just to write…
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New Adirondack Rail Trail App Launched
A new Adirondack Rail Trail App has been launched, a free mobile resource designed to enhance the visitor experience and…
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Woodstock Artists During The New Deal
At the height of the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal turned crisis into opportunity. Through unprecedented federal funding…
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Las Villas of Plattekill and Ulster County
Described in numerous news articles as the Spanish Alps, Las Villas, as they were collectively known, was a lively enclave…
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Barricades, Black Berets & Manhattan’s French Quarter
Every city has its own character shaped by a dynamic interaction of physical, socio-cultural, and historical features. As a “living, breathing thing,”…
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Old Fort Niagara Celebrating 300 Years June 5-7th
Three hundred years ago in June, 1726 French soldiers and tradesmen landed at the mouth of the Niagara River to…
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Climber Falls 30 Feet; 66-Acre Wildfire; Injured, Unprepared Hikers in Dix Range
New York State Forest Rangers recently responded to a 53-year-old Mohonk Preserve rock climber who fell 30 feet; a 66-acre…
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Lake George’s New Shepard Park Amphitheater Open for the Season
The new Shepard Park amphitheater in the village of Lake George, opening officially in late June, will not only anchor…
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Facial Reconstruction Brings Revolutionary War Soldier to Life
The New York State Museum has unveiled a facial reconstruction of a Revolutionary War soldier whose remains were recovered from…
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Daniel Talbot, New Yorker Films, and the Art of Cultural Courage
Daniel Talbot did not simply show movies. He helped teach America how to watch them. My father was born in…
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