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Mark Obbie
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Journalist, Freelance
Canandaigua, Rochester
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By Mark Obbie| gvpennysaver.com Verified What did the Bristol Hills and western Finger Lakes forests look like when white settlers began moving here in the late 1700s? A SUNY Geneseo geographer will present research that shows the significant role of Indigenous land management long before European-American settlement, and how legacies of their land use persist today, if you know where and how to look. SUNY Geneseo geographer Stephen J.
By Edward Kanze, Brian Mann Verified, Mary Thill, Mark Obbie| adirondacklife.com@ It was July 1973. Richard Nixon was trying to contain Watergate; Marlon Brando had just won an Oscar for The Godfather; I had completed my junior year of high school. That month found me catching bullheads with my grandfather on Adirondack Lake, in Indian Lake. I’ll never forget the horrifying news and the palpable tension. Robert Garrow was on the run. The 37-year-old who grew up in the Adirondacks hunting, fishing and trapping had left a trail of terror in the wilderness.
By Mark Obbie| gvpennysaver.com Verified What did the Bristol Hills and western Finger Lakes forests look like when white settlers began moving here in the late 1700s? A SUNY Geneseo geographer will present research that shows the significant role of Indigenous land management long before European-American settlement, and how legacies of their land use persist today, if you know where and how to look. SUNY Geneseo geographer Stephen J.
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