Best Ghost Story From Cedarvale Road Halloween Tale
Readers are invited to share their own ghost experiences for a Halloween Lifestyle feature in the Syracuse Herald American. Include name, address, and phone number and mail to Lifestyle, Syracuse Herald American, P.O. Box 4915, Syracuse, NY 13221. The legend of the Ghost of the 13 Curves near Pumpkin Hollow is noted.
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Cedarvale Road
Onondaga
Pumpkin Hollow
Lifestyle
Syracuse Herald American
P.O. Box
Syracuse
N.Y
Leatherstocking fall foliage tours crown Mohawk region
Sonia Martinez of the Leatherstocking Tourism Bureau says peak color is arriving rapidly in Central Adirondacks with trees already brilliant and expected to peak within a week or two. The report area covers Fulton to Schoharie counties, with routes via Utica, Old Forge, Speculator, Cooperstown, Rome, and more, highlighting lakes tours, museums, inns, and dining options.
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Marguerite Drogo
Sonia Martinez
Leatherstocking Tourism Bureau
Mohawk
Martinez
Adirondacks
Fulton
Hamilton
Herkimer
Madison
Montgomery
Oneida
Otsego
Schoharie
Speculator
Old Forge
Utica
Fulton Chain of Lakes
Blue Mountain Lake
Adirondack Museum
Indian Lake
Zeiser’s Inn
Cazenovia
Syracuse
Cooperstown
Otesaga
Hickory Grove Inn
Farmer's Museum
Fenimore House
Cobbleskill
Howe Caverns
Bull’s Head Inn
Rome
Fort Stanwix National Monument
Erie Canal Village
Revereware Copper and Brass Factory
Conpeeve
Booneville
Hulbert
North Country Leaves Peak Early Along St. Lawrence River
A North Country foliage forecast notes an early fall across northern New York. High elevations are peaking now, with peak weekends possible this weekend or next. Readers are guided along Route 37 from Massena to Ogdensburg for museums, refuges, and scenic overlooks, plus stops at Black Lake, Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, and Fort Ticonderoga for views and activities.
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North Country
St. Lawrence River
Katie Simpson
New York State
Doug Paine
Cornell University
Byron Gale
St. Lawrence County
St. Lawrence
Gale
Massena
Ogdensburg
Remington Art Museum
Washington St
Wilson Hill Ee Ashery
Eisenhauser Locks
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin County
Akwesasney Indian Museum
Harg
Black Lake
Black Lake Road
Edwardsville
Gale Sagoon
Cranberry
Lake
Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
Cranberry Lake
Whiteface Mountain
Topridge
Marjorie Miller
Jefferson County
Adams
Thousand Island Bridge
Thousand Island International Council
Indian River Lakes
Crystal
Moon
Hyde
Butterfield Lakes
Burrville
Watertown
Talcott Falls
Essex County
Adele Raymaley
Advertiser
Lakelacid
Blue Mountain Lake
Tupper Lake
Raymaley
Lo Ok
Keene
Lake Champlain
Fort Ticonderoga
Taming a lion of a problem
A letter argues that women face a disadvantage in lion taming due to menstrual vulnerability. A female tamer asks her physician to remove her uterus, deemed a rare but genuine indication for hysterectomy, and she is said to be happily settling into her new profession.
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Medical Journal of Australia
Egypt Faces Plague of Termites Devouring Stores and Crates
The Paris based Jeune Afrique Economie reports termites in Egypt are consuming millions of dollars of food monthly. They attack wooden crates, dock furniture, and railway ties. No solution uses hormonal sterilization of queen termites.
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Egypt
Jeune Afrique Economie
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