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2005 News Headlines

Completion Of Nine-Mile Canalway Trail Segment In Monroe County 10/21

Transfer 719 Acres In Adirondacks To Dec 10/20

Increase In Recreational Use Of Canal System 9/27

Transfer Of Historic Tug Buffalo To Town Of Waterford 9/8

Protection Of 2,500 Acres In Otsego County 7/30


2004 News Headlines

2004 NYS Canal Conference To Cruise Into Glens Falls, NY 9/16

Hiker-Kayaker Completes 700 Mile Journey Via Historic NYS Canal System 9/15

$2.65 Million For Recreation, Preservation And Waterfront Revitalization Projects 7/26

Draft Implementing Agreements For Protection Of Great Lakes Water Resources 7/19

Two Million Dollars For Hudson Cleanup 7/15

New Natural History Museum Of The Adirondacks 7/11

Parks And Preservation Grants For The Hudson Valley 7/9

I Love New York 2004 Fall Tourism Campaign 8/26

Repair Plan For Spencerport Lift Bridge, Monroe County 6/30

Tug Urger's 2004 Summer Events Program Announced 6/29

NYS Canal Corp. Announces New Land Management Policy 6/24

Preservation Grants For Genesee Valley 6/23

EPF Awards To Control Milfoil In Lake George 6/19

New Underground Railroad Heritage Trail Sites 6/18

Understanding To Settle The Cayuga Indian Land Claim 6/10

Formation Of New "Hudson River Caucus" 6/7

Bike Route 5 Celebrates 10th Anniversary 6/7

$2.54 Million For Adirondacks, North Country 5/28

Bill To Create Niagara River Greenway Commission 5/16

NYC Recreation And Preservation 5/14

Commercial Shipping Kicks Off 2004 Canal Season 4/28

Dewatering Facilities in Hudson River Cleanup 4/28

Recreational Pass Applications Are Now On-line 4/26

Catharine Valley Trail Pedestrian Bridge 4/26

Extended 2004 Season 4/22

Preserve Nearly 260,000 Acres In The Adirondacks 4/22

Preliminary Design for Hudson River Cleanup 4/20

Extend Wine Trail To Niagara Falls 4/19

Easement For Handicapped Access, Rec. Opportunities in Adirondacks 4/5

$6 Million To Protect NY's Waterways 3/22

Buffalo Harbor Site For State Park 3/4

Hudson Valley EPF Grants for 10 Waterfront Projects 2/14

2001 News Headlines

Tugboat Nominated To Registers Of Historic Places 9/ 7

NYS Canal System opens 5/7

Plan To Revitalize NY Canal System 1/12

Funding To Preserve New York's Heritage 1/12

$1.3 Billion For NYS Environment, Parks 1/10

Preservation of 26,000 Adirondack Acres 1/4

2000 News Headlines

Lake Champlain Management Plan 12/15

Trail Segment Open in Oriskany Area 11/16

NYS to Promote Tourism 11/13

Rehabilitate Buffalo Inner Harbor 10/26

Revitalize Albany Waterfront 10/2

Canal Corp. Luanches Biz Site 9/13

Port Of Albany Upgrade 9/11

Trail Segment Open in Canajoharie 8/17

State Police Open Waterford Office 7/10

Inn to Inn Bicycle Guide 6/9

Monitor Hudson Estuary 6/6

$500K Visitor Center in Montezuma 5/5

$1.2 Million For Hudson River Comm. 5/26

Documentary on Erie Canal 5/17

Hudson River Project 5/31

Canal Season '00 Opens 4/19

Canal Cruise and Trail Trek 4/19

Statewide Online Fishing Directory 3/31

Improved Fishing Access Oneida Lake 3/31

Millions to Enhance Recreation, Tourism 3/23

State to Aquire Hudson River Shore Lands 3/27

Improved Access to Hudson Albany, Troy 3/21

$4.5 Million to Protect Waterways 2/28

1999 News Headlines

Cayuga Indian Land Claim 8/27

Historic Preservation Grants 8/26

Verona Beach Dock Wall 8/5

Billions For NYS Enviro 8/3

Route 90 Scenic Byway 7/30

Fish And Wildlife Legislation 7/28

State Police Marine Patrol 5/25

Rehab of Route 103 Bridge 5/3

Newburgh Boat Launch 4/30

Lou Tomson to lead Thruway Authority 4/29

Hudson River Fishing/Recreation Trail 4/22

Hudson River a 'No Discharge Zone' 4/22

Canal Corp. Photo Contest 3/1

Rehabilitation Of Locks 34 and 35 1/14



1998 News Headlines

Hudson River Almanac Vol. IV 12/2

Impoved Trails in Monore County 11/4

Hudson River Park 10/22

Harbor Project In Whitehall 10/21

Environmental Projects Champlain Counties 10/19

Protection Of Land Along Hudson River 10/15

Increased Fishing, Recreational Access 10/10

Adirondack Jobs, Lands 10/8

Yonkers Waterfront Revitalization 10/2

$4.2 Million Tourism Matching Grants 9/30

Waterfront Revitalization For Lake Champlain, Lake George 9/27

$6 Million For Erie, Niagara Counties 9/25

Finger Lakes Environment 9/25

Public Help In Hudson River Study 9/23

Catskill Stewardship 9/22

Jane Daniels To Hudson River Greenway 9/15

Hudson River Park 9/8

Heritage River Designation 8/5

Falcons Nesting in Hudson Valley 7/13

Land Acquisition At Moreau Lake State Park 6/23

Herkimer Home Trail Link 6/18

Thruway Travel Plazas 6/5

Little Falls Trail 6/5

Orleans County Trail 5/28

State Police
Patrol Canal 5/26


Finger Lakes
Improved Access 5/17


Canal System Opens 1998 Season 4/28

Cortlandt Waterfront 2/3

Grants For Waterfront Communities 2/3

Boating Safety Tips 1/9


Canal Corp. Schedules Opening of 2001 Navigation Season

Beginning May 7, the following hours of operation for the New York State Canal System will be in effect for the 2001 navigation season:

For the entire Erie Canal , Cayuga/Seneca, Oswego and Champlain Canals:

May 7 to May 23 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
May 24 to October 3 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
October 4 to October 27         8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
October 28 to November 4 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Boat Length Two-Day Pass Seasonal Permit
Less than 16 feet $5 $ 25
16 ft. - under 26 $10 $50
26 ft. - 39 ft. $15 $75
Greater than 39 ft. $20 $100

For information on Canal System tolls and pass/permit vendor locations, or to obtain a pass/permit application by mail, recreational boaters should call (518) 436-2894. Commercial vessel operators should call (518) 471-5016. Boaters may also obtain information from the Canal Corporation's web site.

The New York State Canal System is comprised of the legendary Erie Canal and the Champlain, Cayuga-Seneca and the Oswego canals. The inland waterway connects the Hudson River with Lake Champlain, Lake Ontario, the Finger Lakes and the Niagara River.

The New York State Canal Corporation, which maintains and operates the Canal System, is a subsidiary of the New York State Thruway Authority.



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