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Think about truman for a minute. Truman was an oldfashioned democrat who belong to every known club in the home town in missouri. He was a back slapper. He despised harry truman. John Kenneth Galbraith despised harry truman. They wanted him off the ticket in 1948. Even though they had no idea what eisenhower represented, but he wasnt truman. Truman was normal and they didnt want that. Kennedys father hadnt been very pleasant in world war ii. Robert kennedy worked for joe mccarthy. So what was so...

8:45 -- COUCH – Geared for Growth - Hillary Olson, President & CEO, Rochester Museum & Science Center - with a focus on the Eclipse.

Less than one week from the April 8 solar eclipse. Still looking for a place to view it? Check out our neighbors down the thruway in Rochester.

Rochester, New York is the largest city on the eastern part of the path of totality. To celebrate, Rochester is hosting a three-day “ROC the Eclipse Festival.

Rochester, New York is the largest city on the eastern part of the path of totality. To celebrate, Rochester is hosting a three-day “ROC the Eclipse Festival.

A museum in Rochester, New York, returned ancestral remains of 19 Native Americans and funerary artifacts to the Oneida Indian Nation on Wednesday, striving for a “small step in the

A museum in Rochester, New York, returned ancestral remains of 19 Native Americans and funerary artifacts to the Oneida Indian Nation on Wednesday, striving for a “small step in the service of justice.” The remains of Oneida ancestors include those of five men, three women and two adolescent girls who lived sometime between 200 to 3,000 years ago. A mix of pottery and other items traditionally buried with the dead were also returned, as required by federal law.

The Rochester Museum and Science Center in New York state has returned the ancestral remains of 19 Native Americans to the Oneida Indian Nation. This marks the second repatriation from

The Rochester Museum and Science Center returned the remains of 19 Native Americans and funeral artifacts to the Oneida Indian Nation on Aug. 2, 2023.

The Oneida Indian Nation joined the Rochester Museum and Science Center in a ceremony Wednesday to repatriate the remains of 19 Oneida ancestors.