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Mary Jemison: ‘The White Woman of the Genesee’
Consider the story of Mary Jemison. She was born in 1743 aboard a ship as her Scots-Irish family journeyed from…
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New Study: Adirondack Brook Trout Recovering After Acid Rain Reductions
A new study by the US Geological Survey shows that a nationwide effort to control acid deposition by reducing sulfur…
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State Parks Outlines New Investments Hoped for 2026
In support of the goals outlined in Governor Kathy Hochul’s State of the State and executive budget, New York State…
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5th Annual Lake Champlain Virtual Archaeology Conference Feb 12th
Each year, archaeologists come together with the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum to share new research, developments, and discoveries from their…
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Effort to Sanction SS United States Preservation Attorney Fails
A U.S. Magistrate Judge in the Federal Court for the Northern District of Florida has rejected a motion by attorneys…
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The Little Falls Textile Strike: New Scholarship Brings A New Book
J.N. Cheney, an independent historian focusing on the labor movement, radical politics, and community action where he lives in the…
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Another Landmark Left Exposed: West Park Presbyterian Church
When wet snow falls windows along the front facade of the 136-year-old West Park Presbyterian Church stand open to the…
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Five Paddlers Completed 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail in 2025
Northern Forest Canoe Trail (NFCT) has announced the latest additions to its roster of official thru-paddlers. Five paddlers completed the…
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Seven Wonders of the Erie Canalway Trail
When a couple of baby boomers commenced walking across New York State between Albany and Buffalo on the Erie Canalway…
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The Schaghticoke Tree of Peace and Welfare
During the Beaver Wars the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), supplied by Dutch weapons, decimated the Mohican along the Hudson River. A Mohican…
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