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Wherever you find an old homestead—a house and barn with a little bit of land that has stood from sometime in the 1800s or early 1900s—you’ll find an

In the early days of American horticulture, the quince was a celebrated backyard fruit tree found throughout the colonial farmsteads and orchards of New

John Bunker WHITEHALL, NY — John “Jack” Allen Bunker, 86, of Whitehall passed peacefully into the arms of our Lord Wednesday morning January 10, 2024, at the Washington Center in

Also, local restaurants and food businesses pledge donations for Lewiston; and the Downeast Cider + Cheese Festival returns to Ellsworth for a 6th year.

WILTON - Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 12th at 6:30 PM for a presentation, “Apple History of Wilton,” by John Bunker, an expert on American apples and their history. Bunker has authored a book called “Apple and the Art of Detection.” Bunker is the founder of the cooperative Fedco Seeds and more recently in 2012, the founder

Once, the fruit came in thousands of varieties. Most of them have vanished or will be gone soon — unless John Bunker can track them down.

Nationally renowned, and Palermo’s own, heritage apple expert, John Bunker, will discuss his apple origin story as well as the different types of apples and how they’re used at the

Among the 53,000 Americans killed in World War I was Joyce Kilmer, a distinguished poet and essayist who died in battle at the age of 31.

Take a look at this years class of the South Dakota Rock & Rollers Hall of Fame.

Douglas Latchford marketed stolen Cambodian art for decades. And he couldn't have done it without Denver Art Museum consultant Emma Bunker