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This Weekend’s Medina Triennial Celebrates Art & History
This weekend is the inaugural Medina Triennial, a contemporary art exhibition around the landscapes and histories of the community of…
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‘Victory Trail’ Opens at Bennington Battlefield Historic Site
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (State Parks) has announced the completion of the Victory…
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New York’s Revolutionary Committee Records: Correspondence, Safety & Conspiracies
For a century and a half prior to the American Revolution the people of New York had been accustomed to…
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St. Vincent’s Hospital: New York City’s Other ‘Ground Zero’
St. Vincent’s Hospital in Greenwich Village began in 1849 with a simple, but radical mission: to care for all those…
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1925 Radio News from Northern New York
It was said to be the closest thing to actually being in the grand stand at Forbes Field for the…
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First Houses: Celebrating 90 Years of Public Housing
The First Houses were built in 1935-36 under the direction of architect and housing reformer Frederick L. Ackerman for the…
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The Killing Fields of East New York
On a warm summer evening in 1991, seventeen-year-old Julia Parker was murdered in the Brooklyn neighborhood of East New York.…
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Clint Wescott: ‘Bum with a Bank Account’
$20,000 in 1968 is estimated to be worth about worth about $190,000 today. Would you pass that up if it…
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Poachers Caught With 10,000 Illegal Fiddleheads
New York State Environmental Conservation Officer (ECO) Lieutenant Steven Bartoszewski reported that they responded to a report of illegal fishing…
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Love Your Lakes and Lands Event at Dewey Mountain, Saranac Lake
Local environmental organizations have banded together to kick off summer with an afternoon of interactive learning about how to responsibly…
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