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• NEH’s $4.9M Mid-Atlantic Awards
• Cornell To Digitize A Hip-Hop Archive
• Tate Puts Artists’ Artifacts Online
• Academic Journals Lead Way In Profits
• NYS Preservation Awards Announced
• GAO Finds Fault With Higher Ed Oversight
• NYS Requires Colleges to Report Crimes
• Oneida Building ‘Oz’ Themed Casino
• Replica Ship Half Moon Leaving NYS
• Jeff Co Museum Faces Financial Woes

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• Replica Ship Half Moon Leaving NYS
• Jeff Co Museum Faces Financial Woes
• Cuomo Challanges Teacher Evals
• Most NYS Teachers Rated Effective
• New Amsterdam Ordinances Online
• NY Funds Scenic RR Repair Facility
• Google Launches Museum Apps
• Clinton Community College Cuts Staff
• UAlbany Gets Largest Donation Ever
• Am Museum of Natural History Expanding

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• Harriet Tubman Park Nears Approval
• NEH Announces $17.9M In Awards
• DC Museums Advocacy Day Planned
• College Enrollments Fall For 3rd Year
• NY Ed Commish King Headed to DC
• 1795 Boston Time Capsule Unearthed
• Albany Icon ‘Nipper’ For Sale
• Historic Dolge Mansion Burned
• Landmarks Panel Drops Plan to Trim List
• Schumer Pushes Henry Johnson MOH

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• Gates Foundation Seeks Journals Access
• AHA Issues Concerns Over Regents Changes
• Nassau Adjunct Union Ousts Leader
• NYC Preservation Commission Cutting 96 Sites
• SUNY Unveils Campus Rape Policy
• Clarkson Seeks Spot On Historic Register
• Empire Passport Deal Crashes System
• Early Dylan Lyrics Going to Auction
• Harlem Hellfighters Records Being Digitized
• Gov Cuomo Seeks LGPC Head Ouster

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• VT Adjuncts Vote to Unionize
• New director For Ithaca History Center
• Virtual Secrecy In NYS Archivist Hiring
• P’burgh Stone Barracks Plans Announced
• Women’s History Month Honoree Named
• Jefferson-Signed VT Document Auctioned
• Gov Cuomo Seeks LGPC Head Ouster
• Syracuse Protesters End Sit-In
• DEC Misinformed Public On Rail-Trail
• Conference on NYS History Seeks Proposals

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• Syracuse Protesters End Sit-In
• DEC Misinformed Public On Rail-Trail
• NYS Hiring New State Archivist in Virtual Secrecy
• Conference on NYS History Seeks Proposals
• Researching New York Conference Held
• Statewide Underground Railroad Group Forming
• NYC ‘Evacuation Day’ Celebration Planned
• NLRB: Marist Interfered In Union Vote
• SUNY Approves Tuition Increase
• Upgrades at Saratoga Spa State Park

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