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Nancy Bernstein has drawn a lot of maps in her life— hundreds, maybe more than a thousand. Her work has been featured in the Adirondack Explorer magazine for

Nancy Bernstein has been drawing maps for the Adirondack Explorer magazine for 30 years. Art is just one of many skills Bernstein has developed over decades.

If youve ever read the Adirondack Explorer, or many other publications about the Adirondacks, youve probably seen Nancy Bernsteins distinctive maps. A profile of a woman with many distinctions across years of illustrating the geography of the...

Women in Denver who support Israel are set to gather at Infinity Park Event Center on Wednesday, December 7, 2022, at 11:30 am to hear from Dr. Rachel Fish, Co-Founder of Boundless Israel Inc., regarding the rise in antisemitism and why the Jewish community and the land and people of Israel’s best days are ahead.

A new report finds that climate change will lead to shorter, milder winters in the Adirondacks and may have the greatest impact on communities in the park.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced agreements on two municipally-owned sites for potential renewable energy development.

‘I call him the Jewish Shontel Brown,” one supporter said of Steve Irwin, who is facing off against progressive state Rep. Summer Lee in Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District

The University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance (SMTD) will host a showcase to formally launch a new program that broadens the school's offerings: the Carole Caplan Lonner Musical Theatre Writing Program.

Managers at Franconia Notch State Park and Acadia National Park expand parking and shuttles to deal with busy hiking destinations.

Norman Bernstein, D.C. real estate developer and philanthropist, dies at 100 Harrison Smith Norman Bernstein, a Washington real estate developer and philanthropist who championed Jewish causes and housing desegregation, encouraging local property owners to open their apartment buildings to African Americans in the early 1960s, died July 5 at his home in the District. He was 100. The cause was pneumonia, said his son Joshua Bernstein. A son of Jewish immigrants from prese...