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A New Delaware & Hudson Canal Kids Book
On the first day of summer vacation, best friends Vivian and Aiden find a party hat on top of Vivian’s…
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Confiscation in the American Revolution
During the American Revolution, many revolutionary governments enacted confiscations, seizing property from Loyalists to raise revenue and punish those who…
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Irish American Photographer Anna Frances Levins
The March 2025 episode of the Crossroads of Rockland History podcast celebrates both Women’s History Month and Saint Patrick’s Day…
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EPA Begins Biggest Deregulation in History, Calls Climate Change A Religion
On Thursday, March 14th, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the agency will undertake 31 actions in…
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Dead Horse Bay: Polluted and Disgusting, but People Can’t Stay Away
A quick glance at Instagram shows some odd hauls from Dead Horse Bay. They’re not windowpane flounder or diamondback terrapins…
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Rescued Bald Eagle with Avian Influenza Euthanized
On Saturday, February 22, New York State Environmental Conservation Officers (ECOs) Franz and Radomski responded to reports of an sickly…
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Black History, Birthright Citizenship & Civil Rights
Very few protections existed under state laws for free Black people during the era of enslavement and their actions were…
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Adirondack Loon Center Unveils New Exhibit
The Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation (ACLC) has unveiled the first set of exhibits in the new “A Year in…
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State Parks History In the New Millennium
Over the past 25 years New York State Parks saw great diversity in its leadership. Following the resignation of Orin…
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Lake George Battlefield Park Historic Statues Being Restored
The 85-year-old bronze and granite monument to Father Isaac Jogues in Lake George’s Battlefield Park is being restored at a…
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