Behind the Wheel – Classic Car Enthusiasts
Behind the Wheel First in a series from Classic Car EnthusiastsEveryone has a dream. Some dream of soaring through the skies, while others long to explore the depths of the sea. For me, the dream was always about vintage and antique cars. Ever since I could remember,...
Greetings From NY
Greetings fromNew York by Ben Coleman They say that New York was recognized for its resources. But the real resource isn’t land or water, the true resource is the character and patriotism of New Yorkers. New Yorkers have been the prime example of how...
The Power of Will by Louise Vallone
Age is Just A NumberThe Power of Will Triumph Over Doubt by Louise Vallone Let me tell you something: I’m 90 years old, and I’ve spent the last few decades hearing some doctor’s and other strangers tell me what I can’t do. “You’re too old for that.” “You need to slow...
Behind the Wheel – Classic Car Enthusiasts
Behind the Wheel First in a series from Classic Car EnthusiastsEveryone has a dream. Some dream of soaring through the skies, while others long to explore the depths of the sea. For me, the dream was always about vintage and antique cars. Ever since I could remember,...
About Louise’s family
Louise Vallone is one of our most popular columnists. People love reading her stories because they know they come from her heart and her real-life experiences throughout her amazing life. About Louise’s family Louise’s family hails from Czechoslovakia and Hungary and...
Immigrants from Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Slovakia
At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a tide of immigrants from Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Slovakia embarked on a journey across the Atlantic Ocean. Driven by dreams of prosperity, freedom, and opportunity, these brave souls left behind their homelands to seek a brighter future in America.
These immigrants settled all across the United States, bringing with them their unique cultures, traditions, and customs. Many found their new homes in bustling urban centers such as Chicago, New York City, and Cleveland, where they established vibrant communities that preserved their heritage while embracing the promises of their adopted homeland. Others settled in farming communities or less urban areas such as Broome County.
Dr. James Caleb Jackson: The Manlius Native Who Revolutionized Breakfast with “Granula”
DID YOU KNOW? Dr. James Caleb Jackson: The Manlius Native Who Revolutionized Breakfast with "Granula" Introduction The story of breakfast cereal is a tale of innovation, health consciousness, and a quest for convenience that changed the way we start our day. While...
Play Nice by Louise Vallone
We Are All Americans Louise Vallone is a community activist, author, and grassroots organizer who has worked diligently to protect the environment and educate voters on issues - including those involving health and wellness. She has received various awards and...
Lobbyist Spotlight: Brown & Weinraub
Lobbyist Spotlight:David Weinraub Co-Founder and Managing Partner76 N. Pearl StreetSuite 3Albany, NY 12207Brown & Weinraub Every lobbying group has a reason why they entered into this growing sector. For Brown & Weinraub their reason was simple. They saw the...
We Are All Americans by Louise Vallone
We Are All Americans Louise Vallone is a community activist, author, and grassroots organizer who has worked diligently to protect the environment and educate voters on issues - including those involving health and wellness. She has received various awards and...
Bill Clark
What Connections Have You Made with Your Government Today?Bill Clark is a World Champion and professional athlete, motivational speaker and strongman, Guinness Book of World Records Title Holder, World Challenge Title Belt Holder, strength and 5th degree black belt...
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the Drone photography of Likid Keomany
The Drone photography of Likid KeomanyLikid Keomany was born and raised in Binghamton. He bought...
SPOTLIGHT Veteran Owned: NEW SCOTLAND SPIRITS
SPOTLIGHT on Veteran Owned Businesses in Upstate NYNEW SCOTLAND SPIRITS founded in 2016 this ...