Open in NewsBreak

Haskell

See all locations
Customize your news
48°F
publisher avatar

Arts & Culture

newyorkalmanack.com

website

Culper Spy #355 Brought to Life

The ring was a network of spies active during the war, organized by Major Benjamin Tallmadge and General George Washington to provide information on British Army operations in the city of New York, the British headquarters. Its members operated mostly in New York, Long Island and Connecticut between late October...

New York · 11-14
article img

newyorkalmanack.com

website

The Ecological Impacts of 200 Years of Hudson River Dredging

More than 85% of the river’s islands have been eliminated and most of the river’s side channels have been filled in. About half of the river shoreline between Troy and the Mario Cuomo Bridge (formally Tappan Zee) has been engineered. For thousands of years the Hudson River has...

New York, NY · 11-13
article img

New Jersey 101.5

partner publisher · 123.5K followers
article img

You Can Still See America's First Traffic Light in Upstate NY

You can thank two Upstate NY cities for making sure your drive goes smoothly.

New York · 2025-11-09

norwoodnews.org

website

Op-Ed: Creative Arts Therapy, A Lifeline for New Yorkers in Crisis

As a social worker working on an acute psychiatric unit in The Bronx, I see every day how creative arts therapists make a profound difference in the lives of some of our city’s most vulnerable residents. It’s time for New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to make creative arts therapy accessible outside of the hospital, too, by signing S1001/A3391 into law [https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/S1001].

New York · 2025-10-31
article img

WIBX 950

partner publisher · 38.5K followers

Decades of Slopes & Snow Tubing Come to an End in Central New York

After 60+ years, Four Seasons Golf & Ski Center in Fayetteville is closing Nov. 15, ending decades of skiing, snowboarding, mini-golf, and family fun in Central New York.

Central New York, NY · 2025-10-28

cityandstateny.com

website

The 2025 Trailblazers in Arts & Culture

New York’s arts and culture scene is made up of world-class museums, renowned theater productions, unparalleled music and dance performances, and treasured green spaces. It features venerable institutions – the American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and The Juilliard School, to name a few – as well as attractions established in more recent decades, like the High Line.

New York, NY · 2025-10-27

Mix 103.9

partner publisher · 4.8K followers

Buried In Upstate New York. Do You Know Their Incredible Stories?

This gallery tells the amazing (and little known) stories of 9 Americans buried in Upstate New York

New York · 2025-10-26

Democrat and Chronicle

partner publisher · 32.1K followers

The Erie Canal is a highway for invasive species. They're threatening NY's waterways

The opening of the Erie Canal was touted as an incredible achievement of human ingenuity, a 363-mile engineering marvel built 200 years ago. When Gov. DeWitt Clinton completed his journey from Buffalo to New York City on Oct. 26, 1825, the ceremony featured a “comingling of the waters” between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean. The lake water poured from a small keg made plain a new truth — the lakes would never be the same again. Clinton was himself a bit of a naturalist, spending time observing birds and fish in a way that sometimes upset his colleagues, said Christine Keiner, chair of the Department of Science, Technology and Society at RIT. Keiner recently wrote a piece on the Erie Canal’s environmental impact in The Conversation. Her interest in environmental history grew out of her Ph.D. in the history of science and technology; she has written two books on the subject. Clinton predicted, accurately, that eastern fishes would move into those western waters, but he thought it would be a good thing, creating new fishers and commercial opportunities. This comingling well predated the field of invasion biology; it didn’t become professionalized until the 1970s and 1980s. “It’s definitely

New York · 2025-10-27

Broadway World

website

MAMMA MIA! to Present Girl Scouts Day on Broadway

Mamma Mia! will present Girl Scouts Day at the upcoming Sunday, November 16th 1:00pm matinee performance at the Winter Garden Theatre. Girl Scouts of Greater New York and beyond are invited to enjoy the musical through a variety of special ticket offers and more. Girl Scouts and their families who...

New York Metropolitan Area, NJ · 2025-10-24

PIX11

partner publisher · 146.9K followers

Kaity Tong, legendary PIX11 anchor, receives prestigious Hall of Fame recognition

NEW YORK (PIX11) – PIX11’s very own legendary anchor, Kaity Tong, was inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame class of 2025 on Wednesday.  The Hall of Fame honors professionals from across the state of New York who have dedicated their careers to local communities. The ceremonial luncheon took place at […]

New York, NY · 2025-10-23

WNYT NewsChannel 13 Albany, NY

partner publisher · 22.6K followers

Bob Kovachick inducted into NY Broadcasters Hall of Fame

New York, NY · 2025-10-22

cnycentral.com

website

News Anchor Matt Mulcahy inducted into NYSBA Hall of Fame

NEW YORK — CNY Central News Anchor and Managing Editor Matt Mulcahy was inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame on Wednesday. The induction ceremony was held in the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center in New York City. The NYSBA honors television and radio professionals...

New York, NY · 2025-10-22

New York State News

partner publisher · 8.3K followers

New Netflix Documentary Explores Haunting of Hudson Valley Man

Christopher DiCesare, a Valley Central graduate, is at the center of Netflix new documentary series True Haunting.

New York, NY · 2025-10-09

theexploreist.com

website

The Biggest Cheese Festival in New York Is Happening This Saturday With Over 120 Kinds of Cheese, Live Music, Local Food, and More

🧀 New York’s biggest cheese festival returns to Little Falls on Saturday, October 4th, with over 90 vendors and more than 120 varieties of cheese, celebrating its 10th anniversary. 🍯 In addition to cheese, festival-goers can enjoy gourmet foods, craft beverages, artisan goods, live music, and local brews...

Little Falls, NY · 2025-10-02

alreporter.com

website

Opinion | Promoting infrastructure in early America

Two hundred years ago, the Erie Canal was finally completed, and to celebrate the achievement, the Governor of New York and other local elected officials engaged in a progressive celebration. They sailed from Lake Erie to New York Harbor with stops at communities along the way. It was like a...

New York · 2025-10-02