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1775 Articles of Association: One Long Island Community’s Experience
The residents of Huntington, on Long Island, were quick to react to the first battle of the American Revolution when…
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A Tiny King of the Winter Woods: Golden-Crowned Kinglets
The morning after a nighttime snowfall evokes feelings of newness and wonder. If the air is calm and the trees…
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Writing Submissions By North Country Teens Sought
The Adirondack Center for Writing (ACW) is seeking submissions for its fourth annual print publication of its Wild Words Adirondack…
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Curtain Calls: The Cliff Haven Stock Company
The Clinton County Historical Association’s portrait collection, of over 17,000 photos taken between 1890 and 1929, is a magnificent gallery…
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Eight Modern Songs of Black Solidarity & Resistance
Music has the power to bring people together in the name of solidarity. There have always been songs to aide…
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An 1805 Visitor to the Springs in Ballston and Saratoga
On Friday, August 30th in 1805, Matthew Prendergast set off on horseback from Sharon, Connecticut. Matthew was about 50 years…
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Anti-Science, Environmentalism and SUNY ESF
As anti-science sentiment grows and environmental problems intensify nationwide, institutions that anchor public science and environmental stewardship, like the State…
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Amy Godine: Racial Justice on the Adirondack Frontier
Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation will host independent scholar and author Amy Godine for a discussion of her book The Black…
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Flamenco Festival New York, February 25 to March 15
In New York City, where the streets pulse with a thousand accents, figures such as Trinidad Huertas ‘La Cuenca,” Carmencita,…
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Pride Flag Removed from Only National Park Dedicated to LGBTQ+ History
The Trump regime removed the Pride Flag flying at the first and only National Park dedicated to LGBTQ+ history. The…
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