One frigid day in the winter of 1965, Don Therre, 11, trudged alone across the frozen surface of Oneida Lake, dragging behind him a heavy steel bar that ice anglers call a spud. Toes growing numb ...
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From $12 room to published author: After 50 years, Jack Henke is still digging into Oneida Lake’s history
Every community has its chronicler, someone who makes it their life’s mission to weave together the forgotten history of a place into a coherent story. For Oneida Lake, that person is Jack Henke. Over ...
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