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As America nears its 250th birthday, relatives of the state's five Declaration signers grapple with pride, slavery's legacy, ...

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"He's kind of been forgotten. He was a pioneer." New York's first Black winery owner had ties to Corning and Prattsburgh.

When Will King was hired as director of the Finger Lakes Wine Museum five years ago, he took on the daunting and dusty task ...