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Haudenosaunee gather for cultural dance competition (opens the original)
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A thick curl of dust rises from a corner of the Haudenosaunee Wooden Stick Festival at Lake Front Park in Liverpool. The festival, a celebration of the Haudenosaunee’s spiritual connection to the ancient game of Lacrosse, is more than just the title suggests. As the Randy Hall Masters tournament (an old timers tournament played with wooden sticks) rages behind them, members of the assorted Haudenosaunee nations saunter on stage. They are dressed in their finest, their feathered headdresses stand
Herkimer Diamond Mine is a quintessential Labor Day tourist attraction with a geological quirk (opens the original)
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As Interstate 90 gives way to State Route 28, the road winds through the glacial hills of Central New York. The Italian restaurants and parkways of Utica give way to a rural landscape of farms, homes and open fields once owned and mined by the Mohawks. A little boy stares widely at the rock he’s just pulled from the mine wall. It’s a Herkimer diamond; a clear quartz crystal prized for its natural shape and clarity. Ezekiel Sehmoyeo says it’s one of the biggest he’s ever found. “If you're not tal
The 1777 Seige at Fort Stanwix is approaching its 250th anniversary in Rome, NY (opens the original)
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In the afternoon of August 8th, 1777, 28-year-old Colonel Peter Gansevoort stood on the North Wall of Fort Stanwix. Through his spy glass, he could see the cannon of King George III setting up at a redoubt 600 yards away. The young colonel, descended from the old Dutch aristocracy that had settled New York over 100 years earlier, had been offered surrender just hours earlier. Gansevoort had turned the offer down. At that moment, the artillery pieces were touched off beginning the siege of Fort S
The Strait of Hormuz' standoff half way around the world has pushed CNY gas prices to $4.25 a gallon (opens the original)
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Renewed hostilities shutting down the Strait of Hormuz have triggered another sharp jump in gas prices at the pump. In Central New York, drivers are paying well over $4 a gallon, which is 14 cents over the national average. In Syracuse, a gallon of regular gas now costs $4.25. That's nearly a dime more than a gallon of gas cost last week. Analysts with AAA say the temporary ceasefire had stabilized gas prices as shipments of crude oil once again began cruising through the Strait. But that was sh
What you can do to guard against summer surge in car thefts in Syracuse (opens the original)
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Summer can mean many things, sun, vacations, time outdoors, it also means an increase in car theft. Data from AAA shows that a car is stolen every 48 seconds in urban areas. Syracuse is one of the highest risk cities in the state, with city data showing that more than two car thefts a day have occurred in the Salt City in the past 16 weeks. As part of the month-long initiative, AAA insurance shared tips for drivers to protect themselves from thieves. AAA recommends parking in well-lit areas and
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