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From Halls of Montezuma to Floors of Albany, Something Went Awry
The best thing about spending time on the D-Day beaches in Normandy last week was that the cartoon antics that pass for politics in Albany appeared nowhere on our radar.
The scene: Food and restaurant events in and around Rochester
WILDFLOWERS & WINE Montezuma Winery is hosting its Sixth Annual Wildflowers & Wine on June 21.
Continue reading "Micro-distilling grows in the Finger Lakes region"
The Montezuma Winery & Hidden Marsh Distillery in Seneca Falls produces a line of vodka and brandy.
Micro Distilling in Central New York
The Montezuma Winery & Hidden Marsh Distillery is located on Routes 5 & 20 in Seneca Falls.
Wildflower walk at Audubon center
Jack in the Pulpit, one of the wildflowers to be seen at the Montezuma Audubon Center in Savannah.
Cookbook Just for brunch Pastry queen Gale Gand has just come out with Brunch! 100 Fantastic Recipes for the Weekend's Best Meal , written with Christie Matheson.
Riesling celebration to last a month
The New York Wine and Culinary Center will devote all of May to events and classes celebrating New York's signature varietal.
Hot barbecue, cool music on tap at Montezuma Winery
Montezuma Winery will hold its second annual Case Club Party for members from noon to 3 p.m. May 16.
State restores some funding to agriculture programs
Donna Lahr is promotions director at the Montezuma Winery in Seneca Falls. She is shown holding a bottle of the vintner's signature wine, Cranberry Bog.
Bird sightings near peak at Montezuma refuge
A great blue heron walks Monday along the Cayuga Seneca Barge Canal at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge.
Bird show is near its peak at Montezuma refuge
Five bald eagles sprang from the stand of hardwood trees at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge and spiraled overhead one morning this week.
This video shows the several types of birds that visit the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge each spring.
Cayuga County residents charged with Falcon Park break-in
Auburn police have arrested two people and accused them of breaking into a building at Falcon Park and stealing baseball equipment.
Canal Discovery: The Muskrat Breach
Navigation on the old Erie Canal fell prey to various maladies, much like today's modern transportation systems.
Small town officer stings Internet predators
From his laptop computer in Dumfries, Officer John Chapman has helped to arrest some of the country's most dangerous child sex offenders.
Bird lecture at Montezuma Audubon Center
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation senior wildlife biologist Jim Eckler opens the 2009 Bird-of-the-Month Lecture Series with a presentation on winter raptors that visit the Montezuma ...
FARLEY: Prime swamp land investment
Many have said that the key to success in any business transaction is good timing.
Birders find feathered friends
CAYUGA HEIGHTS - If you see a car full of mature women looking toward your house with binoculars, fear not - they're not crooks, they're birders.
Barrie Lyn Foster, the deputy town clerk of Aurelius, takes minutes directly into the computer at the town meeting in the town hall.
Auburn man says DNA could solve Monson murder
Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 5:29 p.m. The murder of Julie Monson remains a mystery after 27 years, but Robert Schillagi feels modern technology can finally solve this cold case.