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A new exhibition explores the outsized legacy of the late photographer, who got his start at Harper’s Bazaar.

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The current Commander SK Stuart W. Card had taken historic relics to a nearby chapter in Newport on Tuesday evening, including the Templar's 200 year old charter document, and following the celebration, he loaded them into his car for a trip to the next stop in Vernon. Once arriving at his destination, he discovered he had made a horrible mistake.

The current Commander SK Stuart W. Card had taken historic relics to a nearby chapter in Newport on Tuesday evening, including the Templar's 200 year old charter document, and following the celebration, he loaded them into his car for a trip to the next stop in Vernon. Once arriving at his destination, he discovered he had made a horrible mistake.

The current Commander SK Stuart W. Card had taken historic relics to a nearby chapter in Newport on Tuesday evening, including the Templar's 200 year old charter document, and following the celebration, he loaded them into his car for a trip to the next stop in Vernon. Once arriving at his destination, he discovered he had made a horrible mistake.

Two hundred years after De Witt Clinton, then governor of New York, put his pen to the parchment decree creating the Knights Templar of Utica.

I was sad to read of the passing of Anthony D. Lanzi, who taught for the Rome School District for 40 years at Dewitt Clinton and Staley Upper Elementary Schools.

When Ronald Reagan called the United States a "city on a hill," in 1974, it encapsulated an expansive, optimistic vision of America.

The waterway opened up the heartland to trade, transforming small hamlets into industrial centers

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