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Courtney Potts

Jacksonville
As seen in: BMJ Open, Taylor & Francis Online, Royal Society of Chemistry, BioRxiv, Healio, The Observer-Dispatch, Rome Sentinel, LexBlog, Times Telegram
Former news editor. @Cornell and @NewHouseSU alum. Working on my next adventure.
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Day trip destination: Step back in time at Fenimore Farm & Country Village in Cooperstown

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By Courtney Potts
| Rome Sentinel Verified
COOPERSTOWN — Kids spending too much time on their screens? Try showing them what life was like before there were any screens at all. At Fenimore Farm & Country Village in Cooperstown, visitors step back in time into an upstate New York village from the mid-1800s.
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Day trip destination: Get ready to play at The Strong

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By Courtney Potts
| Rome Sentinel Verified
ROCHESTER — You’re never too old to play. That’s part of the message of The Strong National Museum of Play, where visitors of all ages can learn about the history and importance of play while also having fun themselves. “The Strong National Museum of Play, it’s completely unique in that it’s almost two museums in one,” said Shane Rhinewald, the museum’s senior director of communications. “We are a super family-friendly, interactive museum where kids and families can play together.
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The Busy Bee buzzing once more

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By Courtney Potts
| Rome Sentinel Verified
NEW HARTFORD – Amy and Evan Hanna opened The Busy Bee six months ago. But some of their customers have been eating there for decades. That’s because the Hannas’ The Busy Bee is the latest in a long line of restaurants to occupy the same Oneida Street location as the original The Busy Bee that started it all more than a century ago. “We get a lot of the nostalgia in here,” Amy Hanna said.
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