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Forgotten Founders: Free and Enslaved People of Color in Long Island History - Vimarsana News

Forgotten Founders: Free and Enslaved People of Color in Long Island History

David Rattray and Donnamarie Barnes, co-directors of the Plain Sight Project, have worked tirelessly since 2017 to bring light to the history of slavery on

Knowledge Friday with Donnamarie Barnes - Vimarsana News

Knowledge Friday with Donnamarie Barnes

Join us at The Church for this month’s Knowledge Friday with photographer and Sag Harbor native Donnamarie Barnes. A resident of Ninevah Beach in the SANS

Meet The Artists Of Eastville - Vimarsana News

Meet The Artists Of Eastville

The Arts Center at Duck Creek will present “The Artists of Eastville,” an hour-long talk with Nanette Carter and Donnamarie Barnes, on the occasion of the center’s current Frank Wimberley exhibition. The talk will take place on Sunday, May 15, at 2 p

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Column: The buried past eventually reveals itself - Vimarsana News

Column: The buried past eventually reveals itself

The grave marker for David Hannibal at Cutchogue Cemetery. (Credit: Steve Wick) In this column, I have previously written about different aspects of North Fork history. These stories have explored the fate of the Native people who lived here, the Revolution as it played out across the region, the role of local soldiers in the Civil War, the presence of the enslaved in our early homes and on farms and how the past informs the present. This last theme — and how events in history, even in the recent past, influence current events — is very much an ongoing discussion ac...

Column: The buried past eventually reveals itself - Riverhead News Review - Vimarsana News

Column: The buried past eventually reveals itself - Riverhead News Review

The grave marker for David Hannibal at Cutchogue Cemetery. (Credit: Steve Wick) In this column, I have previously written about different aspects of North Fork history. These stories have explored the fate of the Native people who lived here, the Revolution as it played out across the region, the role of local soldiers in the Civil War, the presence of the enslaved in our early homes and on farms and how the past informs the present. This last theme — and how events in history, even in the recent past, influence current events — is very much an ongoing discussion ac...