By NYSDEC, on August 13th, 2010%
Two weeks ago, thirty miles outside Rochester, I joined with dozens of government, community and environmental leaders to celebrate a great moment: the state’s purchase of Hemlock and Canadice Lakes, New York’s only undeveloped F… . . . → Read More: Paradise Preserved
By NYSDEC, on August 13th, 2010%
Two weeks ago, I joined with dozens of government, community and environmental leaders to celebrate a great moment: the state’s purchase of Hemlock and Canadice Lakes, New York’s only undeveloped Finger Lakes.As a result of this long … . . . → Read More: Paradise, preserved
By Jeff Green, on August 6th, 2010%
Like a traditional marathon, this “Food Marathon” is a personal challenge. One that asks individuals to consume exclusively locally and sustainably produced food during the month of September. While eating seems inherently easier than running 26.2 miles, discovering and trusting the source of the foods crossing your plate can seem more like an Ironman challenge! . . . → Read More: Statewide Local Eating Challenge Will Support NY Organic Farms
By Jeff Green, on August 5th, 2010%
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New Yorkers flock to parks
Whether it was the early summer-like weather or the threat of closure or just that New Yorkers know a good thing when they see it, between April and June, attendance at state . . . → Read More: Parks and Trail, NY Newsletter
The Ladies Doth Protest Too Much
Assemblyman Greg Ball, in the face of accusations that he groped an Albany waitress, has taken to outsourcing his defense to his ex-girlfriend (incidentally, his girlfriend on the payroll of his political ally, Assembly candidate Steve Katz, according to the Senate Republican Campaign Committee). It was novel the first time Ball trotted out his mother [...]
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