When flipping back through the album of childhood memories, sometimes a seemingly meaningless mental photograph gains focus. With sudden clarity, your brain has an “Ah ha” moment recognizing how a small event significantly shaped your person. Second grade looked promising: We would ...

There are only a few weeks left to visit the enormous bronze statue of Harriet “Moses” Tubman overlooking the Adirondack Mountains at the John Brown Farm Historic Site. The Wesley Wofford sculpture, “Harriet Tubman Beacon of Hope,” is part of a national tour and leaves the area on Sept. ...

For many years it has been a violation of New York state Vehicle and Traffic Law, section 402, to cover a vehicle’s license plate with basically anything, including a clear plastic cover. Effective Sept. 1 of this year, this section and subsections of VTL have been revised to increase ...

Today is Mexican Independence Day — commemorating independence from Spanish rule in 1810. Today, it is also also known as guacamole day. Avocados are native to south central Mexico, and the first guacamole recipes — though a bit different than what Americans consume today — were ...

In a tabloid format, the Enterprise staff, of which I was a member, cranked out a special edition of the newspaper on Friday, Sept. 29, 1959. Page one carried a boxed notice highlighting the weekend program beginning Friday night at 9 with an “Open House” at the Elks Club. On Saturday ...

I find it anything but depressing when parents ask me about how to help them recognize that their teen may be having a mental health problem - so let me provide some information on this important topic. First, is it any wonder our teens are struggling with mental health concerns? Think of ...