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Mohawk Carpets and the Viking
Posted by bcudmore
For many years a fiberglass statue from Amsterdam’s Mohawk Carpet Mills was used to depict the mascot of Hudson Valley Community College in Troy. Hudson Valley sports teams adopted the Viking as a mascot some time after the college was created in 1953. No one knows why the Viking ...
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This dog's life explains a lot
Posted by judya
This blog is dedicated to a young dog (under a year) who's fallen on hard times.
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Dealing with a disconnect
Posted by eheld
Our Internet connection went down. I can’t handle the idea of being that isolated from the world.
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Thank you, Brian Williams!
Posted by LindaLeTendre
NBC's Brian Williams was first to report on the death of Michael Jackson, but where was he during the Supreme Court demonstration of January 2008?
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Eating green
Posted by mhartley
Good food comes from good, well nourished soil
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Woody Allen movies: love them or hate them?
Posted by eheld
I love Woody Allen movies, but I can understand why some people don't.
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Paul Keesler's Mohawk Valley
Posted by bcudmore
Relatives and friends of the late M. Paul Keesler have published the book that the late Mohawk Valley historian and outdoorsman was working on before his death. Keesler died of cancer in July 2005 at age 67. Keesler’s posthumously published book is “Mohawk—Discovering the Valley of the Crystals.” ...
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Finding our place
Posted by rsmalley
Native foods, natural vistas bring both peace and health
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Torture Accountability Action Day
Posted by LindaLeTendre
In order to enforce our laws and restore the free society that our forefathers envisioned, citizens must demand accountability for abuses of the laws pertaining to torture.
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Should I feel guilty for watching 'Jon & Kate Plus 8'?
Posted by eheld
I was one of the 10.6 million who watched "Jon & Kate Plus 8" on Monday night. I’m not proud of it.
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