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No one wants to sacrifice the things they love in the name of frugality. But there are ways to spend less that can be enjoyable and become a part of your lifestyle.  What Is the 75/15/10 Rule? A...

January Programs at the Museum Focus on African American Cultural Celebration, Dressing the Abbey Extended Hours For images, follow this Dropbox link. Captions and credits...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation partnered with Saratoga County Historian Lauren Roberts recently for a Zoom presentation on Saratoga’s Role in the American Revolution. Along with the historical insight, Roberts also provided more knowledge about the upcoming plans for the 250th Anniversary Celebration of the Battles of Saratoga, which will be […]

The American Museum of Natural History in New York City is closing exhibits with Native American objects due to new federal regulations. The president of the museum, Sean M. Decatur, sent a letter to staff members in which he noted new regulations that include “expanded requirements for consultation and consent for the exhibition of and […]

I must have missed the part in Revelations about vigilantes in 18-wheelers.

New regulations from the Department of the Interior have aimed to hasten the repatriation of human remains and other cultural objects to Indigenous groups.

We are a society that loves looking ahead toward the future. It is good and ambitious, after all, to strive to reach new heights, to move ahead in life, to

Smithsonian Gardens and the United States Botanic Garden present “The Future of Orchids: Conservation and Collaboration” now through April 28, filling the entire Kogod Courtyard of the Smithsonian American Art

After stopping in Wiggins, Brookhaven and Marks, a Smithsonian Institution exhibition is about to be on the road to West Point.

TRIP PART 5: We’re coming to the end of the explanations of the trip to D.C., all of which were written and submitted by Jack McDowell.