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Idea of the Day: Rethinking the Holocaust
Much more to it than Auschwitz. History Auschwitz and its gas chambers distort our vision of the Holocaust, Timothy Snyder of Yale says in a lecture adapted for the New York Review of Books.
ROY-HART: Bona to retire after 40 years in education
During his time as Royalton-Hartland superintendent, Paul Bona may not have always gotten along with the adults.
Tharp wins Walmart BFL event on Lake Champlain
Antipe earned $2,000 as the co-angler winner thanks to five bass weighing 20 pounds even.
The Fishko Files: Films of '59
In a few days, summer officially begins. That means large numbers of summer movies - 28 open in July alone.
How A Nation's Mind Can Change
Jack DuVall is the co-author of A Force More Powerful: A Century of Nonviolent Conflict.
Ithaca murder suspect waives extradition
ITHACA - Blazej J. Kot, the Cornell student accused of murdering his wife Caroline M. Coffey on a town of Ithaca trail, has waived extradition proceedings in Pennsylvania and will be returning to Tompkins County.
Slovakia's Surprising Financial Strength
Jan Rollo, CEO of Slovenska Sporitelna , Slovakia's largest bank, has a problem you don't encounter too much these days.
State Police in Herkimer County are investigating a fatal fire in the Town of Ohio.
Poland native ordained to serve Syracuse Diocese
The Most Reverend Robert J. Cunningham ordained his first priest, Lukasz Kozlowski, since he became the the Bishop of Syracuse, during ceremonies conducted at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Coception Saturday morning.
2 Oneonta men remain witnesses to D-Day, 65 years later
Click here for more D-Day coverage It has been 65 years since D-Day, but the memories haven't faded for two Oneonta men who fought in the invasion of Normandy, the Allied offensive that was a turning point in Europe during World War II.
Fourth case of swine flu confirmed in Poland
Tests showed a 35-year old Polish man was infected with the H1N1 virus after his trip to New York, the Polish Press Agency reported Wednesday.
Interfaith Understanding Wins Out, and a Plot Loses
For sure, no one believed that the world would cure itself of religious mistrust simply because Khulood Saleh brought along a copy of the Koran that once belonged to her Yemeni grandmother, or because Ben Davar came with a wine cup for Jewish rituals that his great-grandmother had bought in Russia long ago.
Springtime for 'The Producers' in Germany
Can Germans laugh at Hitler ? This country is so earnest sometimes that even the arrival, finally, of Mel Brooks 's slapstick musical adaptation of his cult classic film, "The Producers," has provoked newspapers here to rehash that eternal question.
Jewish childhood in Poland before the Holocaust
NEW YORK - Call him the Polish-Jewish Grandma Moses. Like the renowned American folk artist who launched her career in her 70s, Mayer Kirshenblatt didn't start painting until he was 73.
It goes by a single name, but the Cannes Film Festival is a hydra-headed beast. For most of the world it is a red-carpet event, a seductively foreign affair in which glamorous stars wave at the cameras on their way into films that, save for the larger studio releases, much of the world will probably never see.
On today's show: Frontline correspondent Martin Smith discusses his investigation into the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme.
DOT Holds Meeting on Bridge Replacement Project
An informational meeting will be held this Thursday night by the State Department of Transportation to discuss a proposed bridge replacement project.
CALL him Grandpa Moses -- Mayer Kirshenblatt didn't put brush to canvas until he was 73 years old.
Poland recorded its first case of swine flu after a 58 year-old woman returned from a trip to the United States, the daily Wyborcza reported Thursday.
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