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The governor is optimistic Oneida and Madison Counties will go along with the deal he struck last week with the Oneida Indian Nation over casino...
Most of the time, Eric Andrus is a beef and rice farmer. But lately, he’s learning to be a boat builder. On this day, he’s in the barn, sanding the...
As more and more people become interested in trying to eat locally produced foods, New York state's farmers markets are also becoming more popular.
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