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My Own Words A Little Variety Never Hurt Anybody It has been said that variety is the spice of life. If that’s a true statement, then this special issue of the magazine can be compared to a spicy hot tamale. We present stories from many different parts of the region, with subjects as diverse as they come for this 2012 Travel Guide. 2011 Photo Contest Winners |
Algal Bloom Research Helps Sodus Bay Natural Resource Managers and Marina Operators In August 2010, Sodus Bay, Lake Ontario, suffered from algal bloom (Microcystis sp.). Now, with New York Sea Grant (NYSG) funding, a team led by Dr. Gregory Boyer from the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, and Joseph Atkinson from the University of Buffalo, is developing a model to provide better understanding of the nutrient and algal dynamics of Sodus Bay. Read More Studying the Classics story by Dick Sherwood,
Letters to the Editor I enjoyed the four articles in your magazine in 2011 regarding eldercare. I was especially pleased to see a reference to the American Association of Daily Money Managers (AADMM) in the Winter 2011 issue. |
The Canandaigua Highlands by Andy Zepp, Finger Lakes Land Trust Canandaigua Lake was named “the chosen spot” hundreds of years ago by the Seneca Indians who resided in the area. Since then, it’s lived up to the name in so many ways. The highlands surrounding the south end of the lake, for example, have become a chosen spot for those who seek active, outdoor recreational pursuits. Read More
story by Hannah Kallet, photos by Nick Wickham Nearly 70,000 people are expected to attend the 79th annual Empire Farm Days, which kicks off its three-day show on Tuesday, August 7. An amazing 600 exhibits will be set up on the Rodman Lott and Son Farm on Route 414, south of Seneca Falls. Read More |
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