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Hamlet in Manhattan: Relics, Bones & Skulls
Having been central to Catholic devotion for centuries, relics are physical remains of saints or holy figures, believed to be…
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Cecropia: A Big Moth On A Mission
My first sighting of a cecropia moth was from a boat. It was a sunny morning and I was paddling…
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New LGBTQ+ Exhibit ‘Power & Policy’ at the State Capitol
New York State Office of General Services (OGS) has announced the opening of “Power & Policy” at the State Capitol…
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Lafayette Visit Being Commemorated in Schuylerville Sunday
A new historical marker in Schuylerville, NY, will bring renewed attention to a largely overlooked moment in the early republic,…
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Massachusetts Moving to Restrict Genealogy Records
For the last two years, Reclaim the Records, a not-for-profit activist group of genealogists, historians, researchers, and open government advocates,…
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The Battle of Long Island Virtual Program on Sunday
August 27, 2025 marks the 250th anniversary of the largest battle of the American Revolution – the Battle of Long…
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New York’s Provincial Congress: From Association to State Government
The New York Provincial Congress on May 26, 1775, appointed a “standing committee of correspondence” and the next day ordered…
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Rangers Respond To Lost & Injured Hikers
New York State Forest Rangers recently responded to a lost hiker at Crane Mountain, a hiker with blisters on the…
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A WWII Landing Craft’s Transition to Lake George Tour Boat
Ticonderoga Town Historian and Lower Adirondack Regional Center for History (LARCH) President Bill Dolback will present “The 1085 Chronicle,” about…
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Sheep Returning to The Dell at Schenectady’s Vale Cemetery
After a hiatus in 2025, a flock of sheep are returning to Vale Cemetery today only, June 11th (sorry for…
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