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AUBURN - What's in a name?
The Cayuga Museum of History & Art has several answers to the question in the “The Streets Where We Live” exhibit, which opened Friday night.
“A lot of them are named after (William H.) Seward's relatives,” Gail Schult said while looking over a list of streets and namesakes.
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