Senate Resolution 251 commemorates the 195th anniversary of the Town of Diana, New York, honoring its history and contributions.

Senate Resolution 251 commemorates the 195th anniversary of the Town of Diana, New York, established in 1830 and named after the Roman goddess of the hunt. The town, home to about 2,500 residents, is located on the northeastern border of Lewis County and includes part of Fort Drum Military Reservation. Notable features include the Indian River, part of the Oswegatchie River watershed, and Lake Bonaparte, named after Joseph Bonaparte, the elder brother of Napoleon, who lived in exile in the town.

Senate Resolution 251 commemorates the 195th anniversary of the Town of Diana, New York, honoring its history and contributions.

Senate Resolution 251 commemorates the 195th anniversary of the Town of Diana, New York, established in 1830 and named after the Roman goddess of the hunt. The town, home to about 2,500 residents, is located on the northeastern border of Lewis County and includes part of Fort Drum Military Reservation. Notable features include the Indian River, part of the Oswegatchie River watershed, and Lake Bonaparte, named after Joseph Bonaparte, the elder brother of Napoleon, who lived in exile in the town.