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A black-throated blue warbler. Photo courtesy of Larry Master Longtime bird enthusiast takes stock of sobering declines By John Thaxton My mother always assured me that what I worried about most would never happen,...
NYS Department of Health relaxes rules for consuming wild-caught fish from certain Adirondack waters
NYS DEC and APA have said little about what the decision means for tree-cutting projects.
Helicopters from the U.S. Army out of Fort Drum will travel from Aug. 8 through the 13th to...
Town of Webb officials look to regulate short-term rentals (STRs), while locals worry about Old Forge community becoming...
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Northern Forest Canoe Trail stewardship crew members spent part of...
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Mt. Marcy reunited a group of high school friends around...
Adopt-a-Lean-to coordinator says the mountains saved her, and renovating lean-tos shows her...
Dewey Brown, the first Black PGA member, bough Cedar River Golf Course in Indian Lake in 1947 and stayed there for the...
Renowned wilderness advocate and public health expert Aaron Mair will lead a new Adirondack Council campaign, “Forever Adirondacks.”
Jaime Parslow works for Hamilton County Soil and Water as a conservation technician.
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Lift a glass (of milk) in honor of National Dairy Month in...
A growing interest in reducing food waste leads to new business, nonprofit projects.
“Yaks are something people are kind of familiar with, but they’re also really unique.”
Mini Euromart brings hard-to-find continental cuisine staples to the Adirondacks.
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