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Harry Belafonte Early Career in Greenwich Village
In 1951, Harry Belafonte decided he was finished with singing. For the past few years, he had been taking acting…
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Nathaniel Lawrence: Rev War POW Turned NY Attorney General
New York State’s fifth Attorney General Nathaniel Lawrence was born on July 11, 1761, in Queens County. He had a…
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Veteran AP Reporter Chris Carola Talks About History
Former Associated Press reporter and Lake George Battlefield Park Alliance member Chris Carola is the guest on the Lake George…
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Grounded in Long Island History: Jen Calonita’s Middle Grade Novel ‘Isle of Ever’
Isle of Ever is Jen Calonita’s newest middle grade novel, a story grounded in the history of Long Island’s North…
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Eliza Jumel’s 250th Birthday Celebration at the Morris-Jumel Mansion
Eliza Jumel had a taste for poetic justice. So did she really hire Alexander Hamilton’s son as her lawyer when…
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How Winter is Changing in the Tug Hill Region
In Harold Samson’s book Tug Hill Country; Tales from the Big Woods (1971) he wrote “Tug Hill is, and always…
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75% of Scientists Polled by Leading Journal Considering Leaving US
Massive changes brought by the Trump regime in United States research institutions along with the fears of foreign-born and American…
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Crown Point State Historic Site Spring Events Announced
Crown Point State Historic Site on Lake Champlain will host several special events and programs at the site this spring.…
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When the Parade Passes By: A Saranac Lake & APA Commentary
Like a slow-moving homecoming parade, the process begun three years ago to relocate the Adirondack Park Agency’s headquarters from Ray…
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Education in New York: Academies & Common Schools
New York State’s first governor George Clinton was not alone in believing that a revolutionary republic had to assume increased…
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