Culture
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2026’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree joins others from Southern Tier
The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will be decorated with more than 50,000 multicolored LED lights and topped with a Swarovski star ahead of the annual tree-lighting ceremony on Dec. 2.
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The 8 weirdest roadside attractions in New York
Road tripping soon? Check out these weird roadside attractions in New York, from giant ducks to tiny churches, that will make your drive unforgettable.
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These billionaires with ties to New York are included on Forbes’ 400 list
But which of Forbes’ ultra-wealthy Americans are billionaires with ties to New York state, and how do they compare with others in their tax bracket?
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NY fall foliage report: These regions have peak colors now
Spectacular peak NY fall foliage can be found across much of New York this week, including the Capital Region, Niagara and the Hudson Valley.
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See the Orionid meteor shower peak over New York this week: Best viewing times
The Orionid meteor shower became active Oct. 2 and is expected to remain active through at least Nov. 7, peaking from Oct. 21-22.
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12 names of New York towns that will make you giggle
From a town that shares its name with a virus to a village that inspired formalwear, there are many New York towns with silly names. Here are 12 of our favorites.
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Adirondacks named best fall foliage destination in U.S. for 2026
Fall foliage in the Adirondacks earned the top spot in Priceline’s list of the 10 best destinations for autumn leaf-peeping.
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The 9 most haunted cemeteries in New York
Shadowy figures, unexplained noises, and cold spots are plentiful at these haunted cemeteries in New York. Grab your flashlight and get ready to explore.
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9 indie bookstores in NYC for horror fans, theater lovers, & foodies
From a Williamsburg horror haunt to a theater shop rescued by the ‘Hamilton’ team, discover the indie bookstores in NYC and fall reads that New Yorkers love.
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It’s nearly peak fall foliage. How long it will last in Hudson Valley
AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Tom Kines told us if you’re looking to do some leaf peeping, hop to it, because the fall foliage won’t last long.
