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The New York State Canal Corp. is sending one of its retired canal work boats, Tender 4, to be displayed in the City of Amsterdam’s Riverlink Park as part of

The New York State Canal Corp. is sending one of its retired canal work boats, Tender 4, to be displayed in the City of Amsterdam’s Riverlink Park as part of

Railroads did not exist in the eastern United States during the first five decades of the 19th Century. Readers have often asked me how did people who lived in Vermont

Speed skating champion Ted Ellenwood, Jr., 27, died instantly on June 11, 1946 when struck by lightning while golfing. A […]

Speed skating champion Ted Ellenwood, Jr., 27, died instantly on June 11, 1946 when struck by lightning while golfing.

When Credibility Matters

Before his disastrous invasion of Russia, Napoleon Bonaparte said, “Geography is destiny!” And even today, this assertion prompts useful thinking about how geography influences development of economies over time and why apparently similar countries can have quite different outcomes. Such effects can be very broad, as on settlement or cropping patterns, but also on very […]

New York State Canal Corporation has donated one of its retired workboats to be displayed as part of a new educational exhibit…

SAINTS & ART: Steeled by the example of these great saints, let us not be ashamed of proclaiming the name of Jesus in the public and private lives of Canada a...

The upstate New York shrine is a place not just to reflect on the gift of the Holy Eucharist, but also on our response to that gift.