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	Hancock, New York NY, village profile (Delaware County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		New York > All counties > Delaware County > Hancock
		Hancock is at the junction of the east and west branches of the Delaware River.
		Median rent in Hancock, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $329.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=805 (541 words)

	(Augusta) County jails filled to brim - News - VillageSoup
		Hancock is near capacity at its jail, which was built less than five years ago.
		Hancock County Jail Administrator Terry Robertson said the new jail, with a capacity of 54, usually has enough room to take five or six inmates from a neighboring county, but “our population is still rising.”
		The problem, corrections officials say, is the jail population is growing faster than people anticipated, in part due to the number of parole violators from the state prison who are returned to county jails to finish off their time.
	knox.villagesoup.com /news/Print.cfm?StoryID=58074 (773 words)

	The Official Graham Hancock Website: Newsdesk
		Citizens of Salima, a village located in upper Metn, have been calling on relevant authorities to save the Serail, which was built before the beginning of the 17th century and was restored in 1796.
		The new species, Turiasaurus riodevensis, measured up to 120 feet (37 meters) in length and weighed as much as 48 tons—equivalent to the weight of seven adult male elephants—the researchers say.
		The 150-million-year-old dinosaur is thought to represent a new type of sauropod, the group of long-necked plant-eaters with huge tails that were the largest animals ever to have walked Earth.
	www.grahamhancock.com /news/index.php (2591 words)

	Hancock Area Chamber of Commerce
		Known as "The Gateway to the Upper Delaware River," the village of Hancock is located at the edge of the famed Catskill Mountains in the Southern Tier of New York State.
		The village rests at the confluence of the East and West Branches of the Delaware River--where the Delaware River begins--on the border of New York State and Pennsylvania.
		Hancock is an Incorporated Village of approximately 1,500 people, surrounded by the Town of Hancock, which includes an additional 1,500 inhabitants, both of which lie within the bounds of Delaware County.
	www.hancockareachamber.com /history.html (677 words)

	History of Hancock, New Hampshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The new town was named for the famed American patriot John Hancock, who owned 1875 acres in the town and was one of the wealthiest men in America.
		The Meetinghouse and The Hancock Inn were built in 1789, the Titus house in 1790, the Marshall house in 1793.
		Hancock's appeal now was not its land but its friendliness and quaintness, its sense of history and community, its good schools and non-existant crime.
	members.aol.com /ilovet8r/wizzc.html (3825 words)

	Hancock
		Hancock is generally agreed to be one of the most picturesque quintessential New England villages.
		Its bell was cast in 1820 by Paul Revere and Sons and is #236 of the total of 398 bells cast by Revere.
		Between are numerous New England cottages, houses, and the odd mansion (all on the National Register of Historical Places) as well as the Hancock Inn (the oldest in the state), Hancock Market (one of the oldest around), Fiddleheads (a well-regarded cafe), the library, a video store in the old Post Office, and the Hysterical^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Historical Society.
	www.mv.com /ipusers/shrinkatron/hancock.html (419 words)

	Museum In New York, New York History Museum, Ticonderoga
		This imposing Georgian mansion is a replica of Thomas Hancock's (uncle to John Hancock) Beacon Hill residence built in 1737 and 1741, and demolished in 1863.
		The Hancock House was erected in 1926 and presented to the Association by Horace A. Moses, a native son of Ticonderoga, to further the interest of the people of northeastern New York and the Lake Champlain and Lake George valleys in history and the fine arts.
		John Hancock, the Revolutionary patriot, second president of the Continental Congress, signer of the Declaration of Independence and later Governor of Massachusetts, was a rich Boston merchant and his home was one of the finest of Colonial mansions.
	www.thehancockhouse.org /history.htm (899 words)

	The east and west branches of the Delaware River converge at Hancock from opposing directions at the base of Point ...
		In the 1960's, New York Route 17 was designated most scenic highway in the nation and thousands of people ventured to the Hancock area each year to marvel at the Autumn foliage which is usually is at its' peak around the first week of October.
		Spring finds the Hancock area golf courses in full swing with golfers converging from all parts of the world to play on either of the area's 2 public courses, one of which was designed by legendary golf course architect, Robert Trent Jones.
		Hancock is located only 2 1/2 hours from New York City, New Jersey and 3 hours from Philadelphia, making it a perfect summer or winter vacation retreat.
	www.hancocknewyork.com /hancockny.htm (677 words)

	hip online: artists: carl hancock rux
		Carl Hancock Rux is a grown man with grown-up views on race, sex and politics that burst out of his lyrics with humor, rage and angst.
		Carl Hancock Rux possesses an amazing voice: His dulcet basso profundo tones have been known to make wombs quiver and anxious men tighten their lock on their woman's waist as he gets to intoning his story-songs about ritual, abuse (sexual and substance), and redemption.
		Yet it is still not uncommon for Hancock Rux to show up at downtown New York venues to declaim a cappella his sometimes angelic, sometimes satanic verses.
	www.hiponline.com /artist/music/r/rux_carl_hancock/index.html (585 words)

	Hancock Inn bed and breakfast - Hancock, New Hampshire. Hancock Bed and Breakfast Inns.
		Hancock Inn bed and breakfast - Hancock, New Hampshire.
		The Oldest Inn in New Hampshire SINCE 1789, the first year of George Washington's presidency, the Hancock Inn has been in continuous operation, hosting thousands of visitors, from cattle drovers and rum runners to aristocracy and a U.S. president.
		The result is a pleasurable retreat to an 18th century New England atmosphere, with all the modern conveniences of the 21st century.
	www.bedandbreakfast.com /new-hampshire-hancock-hancock-inn.html (630 words)

	National Initiatives: NEA Jazz Masters on Tour - Herbie Hancock
		Herbie Hancock's talent as a pianist was evident when, at age 11, he performed Mozart's D Major Piano Concerto with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
		His love of electronics led Hancock to be a pioneer in the use of electric piano, clavinet, and synthesizer in jazz.
		Hancock has won eight Grammy Awards in the past two decades, and continues to work as a producer and in both the electric and acoustic spheres of jazz.
	arts.endow.gov /national/jazz/artists_tour/hancock.html (481 words)

	Musictoday® -- Empowering Fan Connection
		Inevitably, Hancock's integration of styles and sounds have led the way for others to further push the boundaries of musical expression, creating such diverse genres as techno, drum and bass, hip hop, funk, jam-oriented rock, modern Ramp;B (in the last 30 years), and electronica.
		At the time, Herbie Hancock had not yet begun to imagine the life of a career jazz musician, such as the one that trumpeter Donald Byrd was leading.
		In 1961, Byrd invited a young Hancock to sit in with his band for a weekend, thus catapulting the pianist into the realm of professional musician and eventual canonization.
	www.musictoday.com /news/artist/herbie.asp (2046 words)

	Hancock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Hancock (Australian colonist), one of the first settlers at the Swan River Colony in Australia
		Clarence E. Hancock (1885–1948), politician of New York; U.S. Congressional Representative; namesake of the Syracuse Hancock International Airport
		Hancock's Half Hour, a British comedy programme that first ran on radio, then on television, and which name was eventually shortened to simply Hancock
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hancock (238 words)

	Hancock, Massachusetts 01237 - Berkshire County - The Berkshires
		Hancock, Massachusetts 01237 - Berkshire County - The Berkshires
		Asa served as head of the Local Committee of Safety during the Revolution and led a company of Militia at the Battle of Bennington.
		The E.S. Smith House, east of Lebanon Springs, was once connected by road to the North family of the Hancock Shaker Village on Route 20.
	www.berkshireweb.com /themap/hancock/hancock.html (242 words)

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	Our Town \| Ellsworth American.com
		When the New York Times carried a full-length feature about Hancock in a Sunday travel section last month, the focus was Hancock Point in summer.
		Hancock has an unusual history: For its first 39 years, the section then known as Skillings Neck, now Crabtree Neck, was part of Sullivan.
		His settlement predates the formation of Hancock by 60 years, as the area is considered within Sullivan.
	www.ellsworthamerican.com /ourtown/ot_hancock.html (332 words)

	Hancock rejects Bonacic’s Greenway
		HANCOCK, NY — If the Town of Fremont votes en rapport with the Town of Hancock against Senator John Bonacic’s Delaware River Greenway initiative, the self-described “sister towns” will form their second alliance in recent history opposing regional coordination.
		The Hancock Town Board drew a line between itself and southerly towns bordering the Upper Delaware River on June 2, taking exception to Bonacic’s proposal, which has been endorsed over the past month by five out of the eight river municipalities selected for inclusion in the greenway.
		Hancock and Fremont united against the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway in 2001, citing a concern about weakening home rule and a lack of documentation about the byway’s potential to encroach on bluestone and timber industry stability and growth, Hancock Supervisor Sam Rowe said.
	www.riverreporter.com /issues/04-06-10/head3-greenway.html (681 words)

	Utopian Socieites-The Amana Colonies National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary
		In addition to the religious revivals, new ideas on government and man's role in society began with the Enlightenment, an 18th-century European philosophical movement characterized by rationalism and a strong skepticism and empiricism in social and political thought.
		The Hancock Shaker Village was considered the center of Shaker authority in America from 1787 until 1947, and is today designated as a National Historic Landmark.
		Four other Shaker Village have also been designated as National Historic Landmarks: Shakertown at Pleasant Hill Historic District (Harrodsburg, Kentucky), Canterbury Shaker Village (Canterbury, New Hampshire), Mount Lebanon Shaker Society (New Lebanon, New York) and Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village (New Glochester, Maine), the latter is the sole surviving Shaker community.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/amana/utopia.htm (2813 words)

	village voice > theater > by Alexis Soloski
		Prophesying the demise of New York theater continues to be a popular pastime.
		Todd London, the artistic director of New Dramatists, can speak eloquently about the despair writers feel, but he cites these venues and their seasons as encouraging.
		Copyright © 2006 Village Voice LLC, 36 Cooper Square, New York, NY 10003 The Village Voice and Voice are registered trademarks of Village Voice Media Holdings, LLC.
	www.villagevoice.com /issues/0321/soloski.php (1235 words)

	village voice > art > Trenton Doyle Hancock at James Cohan Gallery by Karen Rosenberg
		In the earlier show, his first solo outing in New York, Hancock mythologized the misadventures of furry, fl-and-white-striped creatures called Mounds.
		"Ya' see," Hancock tells us in a colloquial text painted in sloppy curves along the wall, "Homerbuctas has a knack for turning impulsion into compulsion." This unfortunate trait leads the ape to indulge an unholy affection for flower beds, siring hundreds of Mounds and ultimately estranging his wife and children.
		Hancock's brand of storytelling has its own convoluted genealogy, counting William Blake, Henry Darger, and Philip Guston among its ancestors; the artist cites Cy Twombly as another important, if unlikely, influence.
	www.villagevoice.com /art/0312,rosenberg,42635,13.html (436 words)

	Education & Municipal - Hancock & Estabrook
		Hancock and Estabrook delivers a full range of legal services to educational institutions from small school districts to large universities.
		Hancock and Estabrook represents institutions in all areas of education and employment law, defending their interests in federal and state court, and before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), New York State Division of Human Rights (NYSDHR), New York State Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), Workers' Compensation Board and the State Department of Labor.
		Hancock and Estabrook represents states, counties, towns, villages, public authorities and fire districts in all aspects of municipal law.
	www.hancocklaw.com /practiceareas/showPA.cfm?pa=4 (736 words)

	Faculty - LynNell Hancock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		LynNell Hancock is a reporter and writer specializing in education and child and family policy issues who has taught journalism at Columbia J-School since 1993.
		In addition to contributing to Newsweek, Columbia Journalism Review and The New York Times she covered education for The Village Voice, the New York Daily News, and Newsweek, and has served on the National Advisory Board for Journalism Fellowships in Child and Family Policy.
		Hancock holds an M.A. in East Asian Languages and Literature and and an M.S. in Journalism, both from Columbia.
	www.jrn.columbia.edu /faculty/hancock.asp (167 words)

	Our Town \| Ellsworth American.com
		Among other charms, Hancock Point has the chapel, the library, the wharf with sailing lessons, tennis courts and tennis tournaments for families belonging to the Hancock Point Village Improvement Society.
		To be honest, Hancock Point, five miles down Point Road from the town office, doesn’t even enter into the daily lives of many of Hancock’s 2,147 residents.
		In the meantime, the rest of Hancock is growing.
	www.ellsworthamerican.com /ourtown/hancock/ot_hancock1_08-15-02.html (456 words)

	Northeast Tallies $11.7 Million In Three Days Of Sales
		Shaker experts John Keith Russell and Doug Hamel agreed that the price of this birch and cherry Shaker drop leaf table, probably from Hancock Village in New York, could have gone higher had the table not been warped.
		Experts in New Hampshire furniture experts thronged to a Hepplewhite serpentine front mahogany sideboard with distinctive satinwood inlays simulating columns and inverted bellflowers.
		Another New Hampshire item of note was a Levi Hutchins of Concord banjo clock that sold to an absentee bidder for $69,900 ($25/30,000).
	antiquesandthearts.com /2006-08-29__11-58-40.html (1176 words)

	Hancock Shaker Village (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hancock Shaker Village is located at the junction of Routes 20 and 41, five miles west of downtown Pittsfield.
		It is one hour from Albany, New York and three hours from Boston and New York City.
		Route 20 (east) into Massachusetts, entrance is on right approximately 6 miles from New York/Massachusetts border.
	www.hancockshakervillage.org /direct.html (302 words)

	Philadelphia News - Topix
		Local news for Philadelphia, NY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
		A destroyed tow truck sits in a hole in the ground at the site of an underground steam pipe explosion 19 July 2007 in New York.
		Ask actress Kim Delaney her first memory of being a teenage model, and it's the train ride she'd take from Philadelphia to New York.
	www.topix.net /city/philadelphia-ny (658 words)

	About Hancock Shaker Village (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hancock Shaker Village is an outdoor history museum of Shaker life on 1,200 acres in the scenic Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts.
		Its twenty original buildings and historic working farm and gardens preserve and interpret the life of America’s most successful communitarian society.
		The third of 19 Shaker communities established in New England, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Hancock was home to members of the communal, religious society from 1783 to 1960.
	www.hancockshakervillage.org /old/about.html (130 words)

	CalArts - News and Events: Press Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"Carl Hancock Rux is a remarkable representative of a new generation of artists, equally comfortable writing or performing, relying on words, music, or both, in dramatic form or in fiction," said Lavine.
		In 1994, he was selected by the New York Times Magazine as "One of Thirty Artists Under The Age of Thirty Most Likely To Influence Culture Over The Next Thirty Years." Since then, he has fulfilled that prediction.
		Rux is the author of the critically acclaimed novel, Asphalt, the Village Voice Literary prize-winning collection of poetry, Pagan Operetta, and the OBIE award-winning play, Talk.
	www.calarts.edu /news/pressrelease/2006/8.2.06rux.html (598 words)

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