Wolf advocates push for canid protections
By Mike Lynch
Wolf advocates continue to lobby the state for protections of canids and wolves that may disperse to New York.
Stories
Libraries adapt to meet changing needs
This combination of fun, learning and aid is typical of libraries in the 21st century.
Funding questions come with electric school bus mandate
A full transition from diesel to electric school buses is expected by 2035.
Fall color unfolding across the Adirondacks
Send us your photos of fall foliage in the Adirondacks
State’s first “Build-Ready” renewable energy project seeks developer
The state is going out to bid for its first “Build-Ready” renewable energy project, which is located in the Adirondack Park.
Judgment may end snowmobile trail litigation
An Albany County Supreme Court justice has affirmed that some forest preserve snowmobile trails violate the state constitution.
Ridge walking on Moxham Mountain
By Tim Rowland
At just shy of two miles in, the views begin in earnest, including a great look at the bare summit face of Moxham itself, whose stony slabs look like the armored plates on some great prehistoric beast.
Climate activist group seeks Adirondackers over 60
Now a chapter is coming to the North Country.
Celebrating the North Country Trail
Trail enthusiasts gathered in Chestertown recently to share stories and attend workshops.
State officials pledge progress on road salt use
Some audience members pressed for more details about the state’s long-term commitment to demonstrating reduced salt use, calling for greater urgency.