Top Adirondack Park Agency counsel to resign
With the APA in the midst of a half dozen or so court cases, including two new suits, its counsel has announced he is resigning.
Stories
DEC mourns second ranger death by suicide
David Cornell remembered for his leadership, search and rescue efforts
Historic Adirondack Great Camps that you can visit
By Holly Riddle
These 7 destinations once open only to the Northeast’s elite now welcome visitors seeking a rustic retreat from the outside world
Walking for wilderness
By Mike Lynch
Pair kicks off 400-mile trek to raise awareness for Adirondacks-to-Algonquin corridor
Morning tea with loons
By Tom French
Long Pond in St. Regis Canoe Area is long on scenery, seclusion
Forest rangers launch initiative to fund equipment, training, support
State officials pledge more resources for rangers
Need to get in shape? Try this ride in Jay
By Tim Rowland
The ride begins at the Jay Green and in its initial phase heads south for five flat-as-a-pancake miles to Upper Jay.
Taking Stock of Housing: ‘Housing is health’
By Tim Rowland
Exploring the links between housing insecurity and health in the Adirondack Park.
Broadening access to high-speed internet
While broadband is available to most Adirondack residents, not everyone has coverage.
A descendant of America’s namesake, and a wild tale
By Tim Rowland
How the son of a president, an Italian treasure seeker, a St. Lawrence County land baron are all connected to the house that is now the Remington Museum