Is Tree Removal Plan Flawed?
Following Hurricane Katrina and other severe hurricanes, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers revised its regulations for manmade flood control levees on both public…
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Is There Something In the Water?
So, what’s going on in Phelps? At a time when all you read about is how bad this is and how bad that is,…
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Harvest Season
The pumpkins on the cover of this issue remind me of the fruit of our labors. They showcase what we can achieve if we…
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Falconer On the Edge: A Man, His Bird and A Unique Sport
This story begins the afternoon my husband brought home a kestrel – America’s smallest falcon – in a paper bag. He carefully opened the…
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Canoes and Kayaks on Canadice
Canadice Lake may be the smallest of the eleven Finger Lakes, but it’s one thats huge presence suggests its undisturbed, primitive and pristine qualities….
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A Mecca for Antiquers
To say that Mike Watts is choosy is an understatement. The morning I went to visit his store, Antique Revival in Big Flats, he…
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A Clear Focus
Enter nearly any Finger Lakes winery, and one is bound to find an offering of 10 to 20 different wines for taste and sale….
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Waterfront Trams: A Step Above Stairs
One of the key features that defines the beauty of the Finger Lakes Region is the miles and miles of steep, cliff shoreline that…
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To Market, To Market
When Kirsti Marella, a Binghamton native who now lives in New Hampshire, returned to Central New York to visit her sister, the visitor, accompanied…
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The Winged Creature, Carved
Ever since his youth, Steven Fland has been enthralled with winged creatures that fly high above his head. Family trips to wild areas, parks…
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