Native presence in the Adirondacks: Debunking historical myths
The Mohawk tribe, of the Iroquois Confederacy, left clues to their history in the Adirondacks.
Stories
Road work ahead after storms
By Jak Krouse
This report was updated to include information about how to help, pending storms and flash flood watches and DEC road and campsite closures.
Canada warbler: ‘Butterfly of the bird world’
By Birdwatch
Twenty-eight nesting warbler species is another reason that birders flock to northern New York.
Adirondacks assessing flood damage after heavy rains cause flash floods, road closures
This story was updated to include more counties in the governor’s State of Emergency and Disaster Emergency, and again to provide information on Long Lake’s situation, the Lachute River discharge, the Peru bridge improvement project and DOT and DEC information.
Snapshots of Champlain
A kayak, a car and two weeks on the water
Connecting protected places
By Mike Lynch
A 64-year-old Quebec science writer plans to hike 400 miles on the Algonquin to Adirondack (A2A) corridor for about five weeks, starting in mid-August.
A ‘jack’ of all trades: Scientist applies mathematical approach to calculating home run stats
By Tim Rowland
Which baseball player had the best home run season? The answer, calculated by a scientist, might surprise you
Long Lakers band together to become ‘bear aware’
By Mike Lynch
Group strives to educate the public, prevent killings
When STRs became a household name, the Adirondack housing landscape was forever changed
By Tim Rowland
Debate around short-term rentals (STRs) has divided communities around the Adirondacks.
CATS adds Long Pond to Champlain Valley trail network
By Tim Rowland
Willsboro trail was years in the making