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Eagle columnist Lauren R. Stevens writes: "Remembering that the Mohawks were only travelers through this area, we might want to name it for the Native Americans whose land the trail
Legend has it that if you drink or eat from a Holy Grail, or even just touch it, its power will enter you and initiate a process that will subsequently heal you, enlighten you, and possibly even make you immortal.
Cudmore: Singing in the St. Ann’s choir in Amsterdam | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Emily Vandermeer Youngs Devendorf wrote poetry and music and was active in Amsterdam’s community life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Emily’s husband was G. Smith Devendorf, an attorney with an office at 45 East Main Street. The Devendorfs had no children and lived at 40 Division Street, near St. Ann’s Episcopal Church where husband and wife were in the choir. G. Smith directed the group; Emily sang and composed music for the choir, including an Easter anthem privately published in 1876. I...