Aug 01, 2014
Eat Like a Local: Spiedies in the Southern Tier
“Most people from out-of-town don’t know what a spiedie is or how to pronounce it,” says Dave Pessagno, event coordinator for the annual Spiedie Fest...
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Jul 29, 2014
Digging Up New York's History: Fossils in Western NY
If you’re interested in digging into — quite literally — New York State’s history, there’s no better place to explore than Western New York’s Penn...
Jul 28, 2014
Ganondagan: Preserving a Past, Providing a Future
About 20 miles southeast of Rochester, nestled deep in the hills of Victor, N.Y., is Ganondagan (pronounced “Gah-non-dah-GAN”). The 4,500 inhabitants of this vibrant Seneca...
Jul 25, 2014
NYC's Acronyms, Abbreviations and Portmanteaux: A Transplant's Take
Having recently made the move from the relative simplicity of Seattle, WA to the multifaceted, complex world of New York — first upstate at Hamilton...
Jul 10, 2014
The (Native) Book of Mormon in NY: The Hill Cumorah Pageant
When hearing the words Mormon and theater, for many, the first thought is likely the Broadway smash hit “The Book of Mormon.” But every summer,...
Jul 03, 2014
Wild Earth: Happy Campers in the Elements
In an ideal world, summer camp is an escape from school-year monotony into the woods — a time for children to run free and tap...
Jun 30, 2014
THE JULY ISSUE: SEEKING IDENTITY
Native: A word loaded with implications. Through the lens of varying perspectives, and in an array of contexts, the semantics of "native" convey a range...