By David B. Caruso
New York, New York (AP)
Oriental Bittersweet was an exotic foreigner still found mostly in East Asia when the New York Botanical Garden planted its first specimen in 1897.
Today, it is everywhere. The shrubby vine is common in woodlands and fields...
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By David B. Caruso
New York, New York (AP)
Tucked away on just 55 acres in a nondescript Long Island suburb, the Poospatuck Indian Reservation is easy to miss on the long drive up the coast from New York City. But to anyone looking for cheap tobacco, the 60-mile haul is worth...04-15-2008, 04:55 PM -
New York, New York (AP)
A $630 million project to replace New York City’s Kosciuszko (Kuh-SHOOS’-koh) Bridge will include input from Native Americans in Wisconsin and Oklahoma.
Highway Administration spokesman Doug Hecox says New York state has notified federal officials...11-20-2008, 12:31 PM -
By Ben Dobbin
Rochester, New York (AP)
The Oneida Indian Nation is relocating a cigarette factory to its reservation in central New York as part of a broad effort to keep the state from collecting taxes on cigarettes sold by Indian tribes.
Oneida officials say the...09-01-2010, 05:07 PM -
By Deepti Hajela
New York, New York (AP)
For one Canadian native tribe’s members, the history they found at the museum was their own.
Members of the Tseycum First Nation visited the American Museum of Natural History in New York City during June to reclaim the...06-17-2008, 02:21 PM
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*Rose wakes Chuy up and chases him out in to the parking lot to see his new digs. She fires up the portable evaporative cooler next to the tables. *
Chuy, some iced tea, carne adovada, calabacitas, and sopaillas, please. It's so much fun to watch WD and BA chase their napkins in the...06-21-2021, 12:08 PM