‘Alone’ by choice, in the Canadian wilderness
By Jak Krouse
Off-the-grid Adirondacker puts survival skills to the test on History Channel show
Stories
State Legislature passes ban on wildlife killing contests
The state Assembly passed a controversial ban on wildlife killing contests that upstate Republican lawmakers largely opposed.
Settlement made in Buttermilk Falls drowning suit
By Times Union
NYS has agreed to pay $1.5 million to the family of a Massachusetts man who drowned in 2015
State Police, Paul Smith’s talking about academy on campus
By James Odato
Discussions with state police occur amid ongoing Fedcap acquisition process
Diving deep into the Adirondacks’ ecological history
Lake sediment reveals clues to how the environment is changing.
Taking Stock of Housing: A wild ride
By Tim Rowland
Unpacking the pandemic buying frenzy to answer the question 'how did we get here?'
A celebration of freedom
By Jak Krouse
Adirondack groups mark Juneteenth holiday with weekend full of events
For the love of dads: Pa’s Falls mystery solved
By Tom French
Memories of spending time at hunting camp with friends, family, and Piels
Northeast Wilderness Trust makes plans to create Moriah wilderness preserve
By Mike Lynch
The Vermont-based nonprofit land trust has a contract with New Timber, LLC, and hopes to purchase the property for $1.8 million by early July.
Following Big Moose Inn fire, community rallies to help
Family moves forward after loss of historic building