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Residents opposing project mull options going forward
Martino’s 12-year run as Adirondack Park Agency’s top administrator coming to an end
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In the longer-term, the group recommends various ways to dilute the number of visitors at hotspots
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Indian Lake school superintendent David Snide. Photo provided. David Snide Age: 56...
Brittany Christenson plans to continue to serve on state road salt reduction task force
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