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Adirondack Park Agency’s Opposition to Public Hearings Violates its Mission

The bias of Adirondack Park Agency (APA) executive staff against holding public hearings is right out in public, again, thanks to a recent article by

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Witte Yard: Ship Graves On The Arthur Kill

At the southernmost point of New York City, a fleet of rusty tugboats, rotting wooden barges and skeletons of steam-powered ferries rests in the marshy

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The Mohawk & Hudson Railroad Route in Albany

The Mohawk and Hudson Railroad was the first passenger railroad built in New York State and one of the first in the United States. It

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Poetry: Nature’s Different Ways – New York Almanack

Nature’s Different Ways The wind purrs like a kitten or can howl like a lion,The sun shines when she’s smiling and the rain falls when

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A New York Almanack Update On Our Fundraising Woes

Spring has sprung! And so has New York Almanack‘s annual fundraising drive. It’s always a struggle, but for several months our Rally.org fundraiser has been

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Help Protect the Endangered Piping Plover

The piping plover, a small shorebird, is an endangered species that nests on Long Island‘s beaches. They typically arrive in early spring to breed, selecting

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State Grant Supports Follensby Clear Pond Invasive Species Management

A grant from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) will support the Upper Saranac Foundation’s (USF) efforts to remove aquatic invasive species

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Curating Controversy: Exhibiting Difficult Objects in Museums

Cultural shifts and updated curatorial standards have influenced current ideas about what is appropriate to discuss and display in museums and historical organizations. Increasingly, journalists,

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New York State 250th Commemoration Commission Update

The New York State 250th Commemoration Commission will be holding its first meeting on Wednesday, May 15th beginning at 10:30 am. The meeting is open

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The Comet Roller Coaster & Author Richard Matturro

For most people, a roller coaster is a roller coaster is a roller coaster. Fast, fun, terrifying, exhilarating! But for author and lifelong coaster enthusiast