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1955: The Day A UFO Buzzed Lake George
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‘In Wildness is the Preservation of the World’
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Sweet, Sweet Stevia: A Great Windowsill Garden Plant
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An Irish Wine Merchant & A Spanish Diva: How Manhattan Fell for Italian Opera
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Futuro: Lake George’s Flying Saucer Home
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Strange Inventions from Saratoga County
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Bobsledding History: A Mohawk River Community’s Experience
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