NewYork

• ‘Hamilton’ Broadway Musical Debuts
• South St Seaport Named Endangered Place
• Hudson River School Exhibit Goes Online
• Climate Museum Planned For NYC
• Student Loan Company Accused of Fraud
• E. L. Doctorow Dies at 84
• Regents OKs Paul Smith’s Name Change
• ‘Kalmar Nyckel’ Sailing Into Newburgh
• Advocates Sought for Suffrage Centennial
• Report: DEC, APA Mismanging Adirondack Park

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• Advocates Sought for Suffrage Centennial
• Report: DEC, APA Mismanging Park
• Confederate Flag Taken Down In Newcomb
• Donor Seeks To Rename Paul Smith’s College
• Rolling Stones Visit Darwin Martin House
• Historic Utica Home Demolished
• Mohawk Valley Historic Sites Struggling
• Cuomo Signs College Sexual Assault Law
• Historic RR Line Being Torn-Up
• State Historian Stepping Down

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• Fold3’s Rev War Collection Free
• New Catskills Interpretive Center Opened
• Stonewall Inn Named Historic Landmark
• 2015 Common Core Conference Planned
• Champlain Rev War Artifact Headed To Navy
• DEC Commissioner Joseph Martens Resigns
• NPS Orders Removal of Confederate Flags
• Major Funding Rise For NYC Libraries
• National Comedy Center Planned
• Americans Celebrate After Rights Ruling

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