State officials have big plans, but a tree-cutting decision could cause hiccups.
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DEC finds Eastern larch beetles are now attacking healthy trees
APA approves updates despite invasive species concerns.
APA approves 20 MW solar project amid planning discussion
Representing two centuries of engineering history, sixteen of the Ausable River’s bridges are listed on the National Register...
DEC installs charging stations at 2 Adirondack facilities, with more to come
Officials answer more questions about a new hiking reservation system for a popular Adirondack Park gateway.
Champlain Valley’s dirt roads, scenic views provide many ride options
Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions
New trail in town of Chesterfield highlights progress toward creating...
Adirondack Rail Bike Adventures, operating out of the train station...
Three generations of hikers take their place among the High Peaks finishers
For author, who has ALS, backcountry access is true independence
Native Adirondacker cut his teeth telling tall tales from Inlet and beyond
Accessible recreation isn’t just for adults.
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Vermontville gardener switches from selling vegetables to fresh-cut flower bouquets.
How a woman-owned Keene business Small Town Cultures is taking its plant-based probiotics and fermented foods nationwide
Lift a glass (of milk) in honor of National Dairy Month in June.
A growing interest in reducing food waste leads to new business, nonprofit projects.
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