• Many Recall Mohawk Chief’s Legacy
• Radio Legend Boom Boom Brannigan, 82
• Utica Museum Celebrates 50 Years
• Mohawks Stop Sharing Casino Revenue
• UAlbany Facing $12 M Shortfall
• New VT Native American Commission Meets
• Local College Degrees Below Average
• 2010 National Book Awards Announced

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• Michelangelo Work Was Behind Buffalo Sofa?
• The Whitney Trims Its East Side Holdings
• Ban on NY Indian Cig Tax Continued
• Erie Canalway Photo Contest Winners Announced
• Rare Vermont WWII-Era Film Restored
• Fire Towers Get Historic Designation
• VT Jewish Center Celebrates 100 Yrs
• Melinda Yates, Beloved State Librarian, 64
• APA Changes Fire Tower Stance
• Video Stores Are Becoming Extinct
• Saratoga Museum Featured on TV

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• Seaman’s Church Institute Leaving NYC
• Kennedy-Owned Emancipation Proclamation Being Sold
• John Lennon’s Fingerprints Seized by FBI
• Titanic Survivor Story published
• Rediscovered Pre-Revolution Artifacts
• Morse Code in The Age of IM
• UAlbany Cuts Five Departments
• Details of &#8216-Ground Zero Ship’ Revealed
• VT Creates Civil War Commission
• VIDEO: Ground Holds Albany History
• Man Who Built I-87 Twin Bridges Dies
• Study: Audio Materials Fading Fast

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• Historic Coolidge Tablecloth Surfaces
• NNY Museums, History Being Scaled Back
• Group: Fire Towers Resoration Costs Inflated
• Dredging of Utica Harbor to Begin
• SUNY Schools See Enrollment Boosts
• Major AIDS Crisis Collection Donated
• Lost World Series Film Found
• Upper Canada Land Petitions Now Online
• Footnote.com Acquired by Ancestry.com
• Cornell Creating New Digital Collections

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• Bronx School Highlighted in LoC Program
• Upper Canada Land Petitions Now Online
• Footnote.com Acquired by Ancestry.com
• Cornell Creating New Digital Collections
• Meryl Streep Calls for Women’s History Museum
• Relics Kept in Twin Towers Back in Iraq
• VT Arrested in Van Gogh Theft
• A Town’s Historic Buildings Double
• Nazi Items Pulled From Auction
• State Museum Gets Rotting Whales
• Crown Point Notes 100 Years

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• Cedar Grove: Another Building Was Here?
• Schenectady Co. Historical: USS Schenectady
• Adirondack Almanack: Paulist Fathers Ponder Future
• Slate: A History of Political Gay-Baiting
• WNYC: Some NYC History
• Virtual Dime Museum: The Belle of New York
• Mindful Walker: Trotters at Goshen’s Post Office
• Inside the Apple: The First New York City Marathon
• Clermont Historic Site: A Brief History of Sitting
• Travel Film Archive: Adirondack Holiday, 1960

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• Oscar Wilde Love Letters Discovered
• William H. Goetzmann Dies at 80
• Plagiarism Dispute Sparks Criminal Trial
• AHA 2011 Meeting Preregistration Open
• Tea Party Opposing Net Neutrality
• LoC Project Highlights World War II Women Pilots
• Volunteers Begin Indexing Free 1930 Census

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• Fort Ti Holding Big Season Finale
• New Crab Island Monument Unveiled
• First Ever US Female Cop Was Irish
• John Lennon’s Killer Denied Parole
• Reward Offered in Swastika Vandalism
• Historic NH Bridge For Sale
• Ti Heritage Museum Expands
• Portrayer of Tubman Dies at 73
• Final Resting Place for Farm Machines

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• NY Courier Loses $1.3 million Painting
• NY’s Oldest Car Dealership Celebrates 100
• Judge Blocks Part of Tribal Cig Tax
• Paterson Vetoes War of 1812 Commission
• NY’s First All-Girls Charter High School Opens
• Historic Gloversville Union Closes Doors
• Resistance Builds to Native Tobacco Tax

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• Bill Seeks to Force Open Gov Archives
• Major Finds at Civil War POW Camp
• NYC Sues For Return of Central Park Drawings
• Disassembled Genealogical Society Now on Ropes
• Lockport: Fight Over Civil War Medal of Honor
• NEH Awards 1st Bridging Cultures Grants
• History Organizations Fight For History Grants
• Ghost Story Leads to Mass Grave
• Whitehall Marina Criticizes Free Canal Docking
• NY Wins $696M Federal Education Grant
• Farm Preservation Funds Dry Up
• SUNY System Considers Cuts
• Schumer: Give Fed Conservation $ to State Parks
• WWII Pilot’s Remains Laid To Rest
• History Key to School’s Renovation

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