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On September 10, 1881, two National League baseball teams, the Troy Trojans and the Worcester Worcesters, played against...

A new documentary by filmmaker Deke Richards spotlights the little-known story of American and Canadian exiles sent as...

The Hudson River is not a place that’s conducive to a leisurely scuba dive. The water in the...

New York saw its fair share of military action during the American Revolution. This spring, Dr. Daria Merwin,...

It was July 12, 1886, and the Glens Falls Post-Star newspaper published a story entitled “Stop the Vandals.”...

Thanks to a $4 million award from New York’s Environmental Bond Act, nine and a half miles of...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has announced it will shut down. The move follows the Republican Party’s...

Sugarbaker is a relatively common name that began to appear in American censuses from the 1830s onward. As...

The first set of individual sketches under the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society‘s New Netherland Settlers initiative...

With gratitude and no small amount of regret, we mark the retirement of Assemblyman Billy Jones (D-Chateaugay Lake)....