Finger Lakes Saturday Adventures
story and photo by Karen Shughart Ok, here we are. It’s January. And we have friends who just couldn’t wait to get out of…
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The Mystery of the Seneca Drums Persists
By Holly Hartigan, Cornell ChronicleOriginally published at news.cornell.edu Below the surface, Seneca Lake’s bed is a lunar landscape, with large pockmarks of unknown origin. And,…
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Saunders Finger Lakes Museum Program Reaches 35+ Classrooms with Haudenosaunee Storyteller
The Saunders Finger Lakes Museum in Branchport has partnered with Master Storyteller & Cultural Educator, Perry Ground, to enhance fourth-grade curriculum about the Haudenosaunee by…
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Explore the Finger Lakes with “Bluff & Vine”
Whether you’re a third-generation native or a seasonal visitor, you’ll find something to capture your imagination, if not your heart, in the ninth issue…
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Making History: A Century of Growth for the Cortland County Historical Society
By Tabitha Scoville, Director On May 13, 1925, the Cortland County Historical Society was summoned into existence like a genie from a bottle, and…
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Advancing large-scale solar boosts farmland prices
By Caitlin Hayes, Cornell ChronicleOriginally published at news.cornell.edu A new Cornell study finds that the legislative support for solar projects in New York state has…
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Turning apple waste into profit and protein
By Laura Reiley, Cornell ChronicleOriginally published at news.cornell.edu Every year, as the presses churn and the sweet smell of cider fills the autumn air, more…
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Robot matches humans in scouting for vineyard diseases
By Krishna Ramanujan, Cornell ChronicleOriginally published at news.cornell.edu The latest version of an autonomous robot that can scout for grape diseases in vineyards in near-real…
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Harriet Tubman & Women’s Rights Parks to Co-host Underground Railroad Week
Women’s Rights National Historical Park and Harriet Tubman National Historical Park will host a joint Underground Railroad special event week from September 16 to…
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Experiments in Seeing: Photographer Peter Sucy
Between Science and Art By George Cassidy Payne In the mid-1980s, while Kodak was still synonymous with film and chemical processes, one of its…
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