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Project Rearing Atlantic Salmon for the Saranac River Enters Final Year
A five-year project experimenting with raising Atlantic Salmon in Lake Champlain on the Saranac River estuary is entering it final…
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Critical Conversations at the Sanctuary of Independent Media in Troy
The Sanctuary of Independent Media‘s Critical ‘Conversations’ is a series in which guest facilitators lead an intimate discussion on a…
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Harriett Tubman Removed from NPS Underground Railroad Page
The National Parks Service (NPS), under orders to remove diverse, equal and inclusive language from its websites by the Trump…
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A History of Education in New York: Twentieth-Century Trends
A major educational development of the early twentieth century was the rise of high schools. Public high schools gradually replaced…
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Scottish Daredevil Donald Campbell & The World Water Speed Record
Donald Campbell (1921–1967), a flamboyant and superstitious Scot, already held three-world records piloting a speedboat. Nonetheless, in 1957, he visited…
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The Stockbridge – Munsee Community in New York State
Most readers well be familiar with Oneida people occupying major parts of Oneida County in the colonial period and up…
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Chautauqua County Pottery Exhibit and Lecture Apr 9th
The Fenton History Center’s 2025 lecture series kicks off on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at 1 pm with Vince Martonis,…
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Eastern Phoebes: The Early Bird Gets the Nest
As the frost line retreats northward in the early spring, its withdrawal is often closely followed – and occasionally preceded…
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Confederate Flag Captured by Vermonters Being Sold At Auction
A rare Confederate flag, captured by Vermont soldiers during Pickett’s Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg, is being sold at…
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New York’s Scows: Workhorse Watercraft
The wooden a freight-carrying scow was the most ubiquitous vessel in the waters of the New York, and played a…
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