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GUEST COLUMN: The Fighting Snells - Vimarsana News

GUEST COLUMN: The Fighting Snells

On a hot early August morning in 1777, the Snell brothers and cousins slung their rifles over their shoulders, kissed their wives and children goodbye and left their farms to

New York sisters' search for their family's history leads to Black Revolutionary War soldier - Vimarsana News

New York sisters' search for their family's history leads to Black Revolutionary War soldier

Historians estimate that between 5,000 and 8,000 men of African descent served in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and thousands more served in state militias and at sea. Henry Bakeman was one of them.

300-year-old family-run Palatine dairy farm to be preserved | therecorder - Vimarsana News

300-year-old family-run Palatine dairy farm to be preserved | therecorder

Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy (MHLC) has been awarded a $326,321 Farmland Protection Implementation Grant by the state Department of Agriculture and Markets in order to purchase the development rights for the 186-acre farm.

Focus on History: Jacob Snell loved an election - Vimarsana News

Focus on History: Jacob Snell loved an election

Jacob Snell was “unceasing and unrelenting” on behalf of the Republican Party. The Canajoharie Courier wrote, “A campaign once begun was waged until the polls were closed on Election Day,

One Woman Takes A 'Wayward' Approach To Menopause In This Smart New Novel - Vimarsana News

One Woman Takes A 'Wayward' Approach To Menopause In This Smart New Novel

One Woman Takes A 'Wayward' Approach To Menopause In This Smart New Novel   Dana Spiotta's new novel, Wayward, is about a 53-year-old woman named Samantha — Sam — Raymond, who's going through menopause and becomes a little unhinged. She leaves her husband and her teenage daughter in the suburbs of Syracuse and impulsively moves into a dilapidated Arts and Crafts-style bungalow in a crumbling downtown neighborhood of that city. If this premise sounds melodramatic, that's not the kind of writer Spiotta is. As a long-time fan, I went back and looked at the reviews I've written of Spiotta's...