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A Super Strength El Nino Brewing? Here’s What to Expect
El Niño is a natural climate pattern characterized by warmer than average sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern…
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Land, Liberty and Loss: Echoes of the American Revolution
Dr. Melissane Schrems will present a talk at Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site exploring the nation’s founding, and the…
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Memories of Old Put: NY Central Railroad’s Putnam Division
Just after sunset on a toasty evening in May 1903, a two-year-old trotting horse named Princewell, startled by “a noisy…
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Accessible Adirondack Campground Plagued With Closures
John Dillon Park, the Adirondacks‘ only completely accessible campground for people with disabilities, will not open for the summer 2026…
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Woodstock Publisher Geddy Sveikauskas: A Historical Perspective
Geddy Sveikauskas founded the Woodstock Times as a bi-weekly newspaper in 1972. Shortly after that it became a weekly and…
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A Bizarre Trump Legal Filing In National Trust Lawsuit
What follows is a motion filed Monday, April 27, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia…
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Revolutionary, Military & Political Leader Nicholas Fish Focus of New Exhibit
In April 1775, when news of the Battle of Lexington and Concord reached New York, Nicholas Fish, born in Newtown,…
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1827: An Old Cannon from Bloody Pond Explodes in Glens Falls
July 4, 1827 was a special day in New York and certainly one for celebratory events around the state. It…
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The Lostkills: Bushwhacking and Hiking the Lesser-Known Catskill Peaks
The Lostkills:Bushwhacking and Hiking the Lesser-Known Catskill Peaks (SUNY Press Excelsior Editions, 2026) introduces readers to a mostly unknown group…
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Seth Concklin: A Daring, Dedicated New York Abolitionist
Many New Yorkers before the Civil War contributed to the abolition of slavery, and the dangerous work of helping enslaved…
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