MARATHON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Hundreds of visitors traveled from far and wide for the 54th annual Central New York Maple Festival ...

Robert J. Lister Academy students will plant sugar maple trees for Portsmouth's Arbor Day, showcasing their Maple Syrup ...

A new study finds that maple sugaring operations can adopt biodiversity-friendly practices without impacting production or ...

From encouraging athletes, treating cuts and always having bandage wraps handy, Maple Shade High School athletic trainer Liza Sylvia says it's a privilege of a lifetime to serve her student-athletes. ...

New York State Maple Weekend is such a big thing that it takes two weekends: March 21 and 22, and March 28 and 29; several local producers are participating. That includes the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill ...

Steam rises from an evaporator at the Branon Family Maple Orchards sugarhouse in Fairfield on Dec. 20, 2024. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger This story by Joslyn McIntyre was first published in ...

HIGHTOWN, Virginia — The woodpecker was the first sign of something strange underway. Ronnie Moyers heard the bird hammering in the woods one morning in late February, several weeks before the species ...

CASTILE, N.Y. — At Letchworth State Park, maple season is underway, and visitors will be able to get a firsthand look at how one of New York’s most iconic products is made. Maple Weekend is held ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Maple farms across Western New York are preparing for New York State’s annual Maple Weekend, celebrating the best of the region’s maple confections and sharing a ...

Rising March temperatures threaten New York's maple syrup industry by causing sap to spoil. Cornell University researchers have developed a low-cost, DIY solution to keep maple sap chilled. The new ...

The Maple Leaf is a 544-mile rail journey between New York City and Toronto that passes through the Hudson River Valley. the Finger Lakes Region, and Niagara Falls. It stops at several smaller cities ...

SCHENECTADY — “You are officially maple farmers!” proclaimed Rebekka Henriksen to a group of kindergarteners gathered in front of two maple trees outside Woodlawn Elementary School on a windy morning ...