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Adirondack Regional Theatre Presents The Play That Goes Wrong
Lights! Camera! Disaster? Adirondack Regional Theatre (ART) is kicking off its 25th season with a show full of belly laughs,…
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NYC’s Master Building: Art, Theater and Murder
The Master Building in Manhattan, formerly the Master Apartment Hotel, was created to celebrate and support Russian artist, philosopher and…
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Hanford Mills Museum Community Hit Hard by Trump Cuts
Hanford Mills Museum (HMM) in East Meredith, in Delaware County, NY, was informed this week that the Institute of Museum…
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The Old Mohawk Turnpike: New York’s Road West
The old Mohawk Turnpike between what are now Albany and Rome, NY, was originally an Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) trail used frequently…
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A History of Early Bridges Over Catskill Creek
During Theodore Burr and Jonathan Baldwin’s trek in 1792-1793 from western New England to Oxford NY, they arrived via a…
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State Offering Self-Assembled Erie Canal Exhibit
Completed on October 26, 1825, the Erie Canal transformed New York into the nation’s leading hub of international commerce, reshaping…
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Ed Kanze’s Nature of the Place Reflects on Adirondack Flora and Fauna
The Nature of the Place: On the Flora and Fauna of the Adirondacks (North Country Books, 2025) is Adirondack nature…
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Conservation Minded Design for Adirondack Subdivisions Still Rarely Employed
Ecologist and land use planner George Davis and his staff at the Commission on the Adirondacks in the 21st Century…
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Western NY’s Mid-Century Modern Round Banks
Rochester, NY was home to approximately 14 mid-century modern round banks built between 1968 and 1974. Characterized by traditional mid-century…
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The City Beautiful Movement & Audrey Marie Munson
An allegory is a narrative or visual representation in which symbolic figures and imagery are used to represent abstract ideas.…
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