York Harbor News Archives

October 28, 1886: President Grover Cleveland holds a dedication ceremony. In the struggle for autonomy, colonial America needed an ally.

"Truth is not introduced into the individual from without, but was within him all the time." -- Soren Kierkegaard, Danish philosopher On Oct.

The ocean will become a cleaner place thanks to some local kids, who are holding a fund-raiser for Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation on Sunday, Oct.

Scott Dunn captured this impressive aerial shot of the Statue of Liberty with his feet planted firmly on the ground.

The president of the New York Shipping Association has asked state lawmakers to give the industry back control of the 6,000 longshoremen, checkers, security officers and special craft workers in the Port of New York and New Jersey.

The cold weather may be welcome here, but biologists hoping to net a wayward manatee who has wandered 1,300 miles from home are crossing their fingers for some mild hours today in New York Harbor.

Harvestfest celebrates its 25th year this weekend as a community celebration and boon for tourism-related businesses.

The historical drama "Submit!" returns to York, Maine for three performances during Harvestfest weekend: Friday, Oct.

One of the most popular attractions of the Harvestfest Celebration is the food. From the delicious to the unique, there are foods to suit everybody's taste: festival favorites like Kettle corn, sweet potato fries and fried dough, apple crisp and fresh pies.

Imagine being locked up at a local inn and being forced to phone friends and family to post your bail.

US Products Outlook-NYH heating oil seen pressured >> Posted By STONERS 10 hours, 17 minutes ago in News Heating oil differentials in the New York Harbor are seen pressured this week by ample supplies and lower demand amid warmer-than-normal temperatures in the U.S. Northeast, traders said on Monday.

With a 3-D backdrop of New York Harbor and some sailing ships, there's something new afoot at the FamilySearch Center in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building.

Susan Froetschel, the author of three mystery novels, offers writing tips to would-be mystery writers in a Brown Bag Lunch program at noon Wednesday, Oct.