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- US Treasurer In Seneca Falls
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- 2015 NEH Grant Winners Announced
- Whitney Museum Gets $2 Million
- Lake George Dig Uncovers Fort Walls
- Smithsonian Welcomes New Secretary
This Week’s Top New York History News
- Plan to Curb Test Boycott Criticized
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- 2015 NEH Grant Winners Announced
- Whitney Museum Gets $2 Million
- Lake George Dig Uncovers Fort Walls
- Smithsonian Welcomes New Secretary
- NYU Expansion Plan Gets Final Approval
- NCAA Rule Change Costing Colleges Millions
- 20th Madison County Hop Fest Set
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- Lake George Dig Uncovers Fort Walls
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- RR Plans To Store Oil Tankers in High Peaks
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- Event Planned Marking Grant’s Death
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