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How Race Shadows the America’s Anniversaries
America, USA: How Race Shadows the Nation’s Anniversaries (Crown Publishers, 2026) details a heart-wrenching exploration of America’s legacy. It is…
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Conserved Wine Bottles Recall Fingers Lakes Black History
A farmer, community leader, and entrepreneur from Prattsburgh in Steuben County, NY, Raymond Fedderman established the Fedderman Wine Company in…
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New Community Forest Honors Black Civil War Veteran
A new community forest in Germantown, in Columbia County, NY, has been named in honor of Theodore Robinson, a local…
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2026 State of Lake Champlain Fisheries
The annual Lake Champlain Fish and Wildlife Management Cooperative State of the Lake meeting was held in March in Burlington,…
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Champlain Frontier Loyalists During the American Revolution
During the American Revolution, the Province of New York was a stronghold of Loyalism. While a difficult matter to estimate…
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Titanic Memorial Lighthouse Restoration Completed
The Titanic Memorial Lighthouse, erected at the corner of Fulton and Water Street, is a memorial dedicated to honor RMS…
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Henry Davis Minot’s Adirondack Warbler & ‘Diary of a Bird’
Henry Davis Minot was born near Forest Hills (part of the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston) in 1859, the sixth…
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Food History: Long Island’s Pickle Kings
Consider the pickle. Whether sour or sweet, sliced or speared, it’s a seasoned veteran vegetable with a story to tell.…
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John Peters: From 1st Continental Congress to Loyalist Leader
In 1774, John Peters (1740–1788) of Mooretown, Gloucester County, New York (then part of the New Hampshire Grants, now in…
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Mabel Allen: A 1908 Bridesmaid-To-Be
Alice Mabel Allen (1886-1976) grew up in the village of Adams in Jefferson County. In 1908, while attending Syracuse University, Mabel,…
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