by Chris Clemens In 1941, the United States government took control of a swath of land in the Finger Lakes right between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. As the property would soon house one of the largest collections of ammunition in the country, a secure border fence was installed. That fence would ensure that no human […]
by Chris Clemens I published the Finger Lakes NON-Wine Trail last April with the intention of highlighting some of the region’s non-alcoholic craft beverages. There were a number of spots on the list that only had items available near the grape harvest in autumn so I’ve been circling back around to revisit a couple. Now […]
Since this writing was first published, the author has created an entirely new website dedicated to finding nonalcoholic options in the Upstate New York region. For more nonalcoholic options in the region checkout nonrocaholic. For the most updated list and a map around Seneca Lake visit the Seneca Lake Nonalcoholic Trail. by Chris Clemens Seneca […]
Since May 2014 the FLX Wienery has provided a quick, casual option for farm-to-table sausages. by Chris Clemens One of my favorite activities is to take roads in New York I’ve never driven. I turn up the music and put all the windows down while putting forth my best effort to get lost on purpose. […]
by Michael Brewster Because only one battle and a handful of skirmishes were fought in the Sullivan-Clinton Campaign of the American Revolutionary War, it is relegated to the dusty backrooms of history by most historians and school textbooks. However, over two centuries later, the events of the Summer of 1779 echo across the lives of […]