Sifting Through the Sands of Time
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100 Years Ago 2 May 13, 1910 A Meteoric Stone
Hopewell Junction, Tuesday.— The supposed meteoric stone said to have fallen in a field belonging to Dr. Schriber, commonly known as the James Beveraux place, is just a common little boulder, that came from another field nearby. Full Story
What’s for Dinner?
Cooking Seasonally For The Most Sumptuous Flavor
(NAPS)—There’s a growing interest in the idea of cooking seasonally, making the most of delicious fruits and vegetables when these foods are freshest and most flavorful. While you can get most foods throughout the year, paying attention to the growing season can pay a flavor dividend. Full Story
WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
Keeping an Eye on Our Representatives in D.C.
Schumer Security Plan Full Story
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