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Walter Lippmann’s Stereotype: From Printing to Politics
William Bradford (1663-1752) was born in village of Barwell, Leicestershire, where his father was a printer and a member of…
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Exhibit Highlights Photographer Consuelo Kanaga (1894-1978)
The Brooklyn Museum will present “Consuelo Kanaga: Catch the Spirit,” a new exhibit opening March 14, 2025. The canon-expanding exhibition…
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Adirondack Loon Center Hires Dorothy Waldt as New Executive Director
The Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation (ACLC) in Saranac Lake, NY, has announced the appointment of Dorothy Waldt as Executive…
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Summit to Shore: The Lake Champlain Basin
A new video series launched by the Lake Champlain Basin Program in partnership with Peregrine Productions and NEIWPCC celebrates the…
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The Lives of Lake Ontario: An Environmental History
Lake Ontario has profoundly influenced the historical evolution of North America. For centuries it has enabled and enriched the societies…
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Schuyler House: A Tale of Destruction and Rebirth
As the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Saratoga approaches, the story of General Philip Schuyler’s house stands as a…
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A History of Segregation in NYC Public Schools
The first schools in New York City were established in 1805 as the Free School Society, run by Quakers, and…
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National Archives Uses AI To Advance Revolutionary War Service Records Access
The National Archives, through a partnership with FamilySearch, has used AI to extract text for all 2,322,137 pages of the…
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DEC Rebuilds Damaged Boquet River Fishing Access Site
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in Region 5 recently coordinated with the Town of Willsboro (with assistance from…
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State Parks’ Reduced Mowing Program Boosts Nature
Through the ongoing implementation of the Reduced Mowing Policy — part of the New York State Pollinator Protection Plan —…
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