
A classical bird song
Extremely common and widespread, song sparrows breed all across North America, and they vary significantly in coloration
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Extremely common and widespread, song sparrows breed all across North America, and they vary significantly in coloration
By Tom French
The Grasse River rail line formerly connected Cranberry Lake to Childwold Station. It's now a trail perfect for biking and other recreation.
Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions: Town of KeeneEssex CountyWilderness Rescue: On Aug. 24 at 12:20 p.m., Forest Ranger Black responded to a report of a 70-year-old woman from New York City suffering from exhaustion on the trail to Cascade Mountain. At 1:35 p.m., Ranger Black reached the hiker’s location and determined she could walk back…
By Tim Rowland
State agencies give project updates on the Lake Placid/Tupper Lake rail trail, and rail rehab from Big Moose to Tupper
A quick Q&A with Bill Amadon, who is the stewardship coordinator for Champlain Area Trails; registered outdoor guide; artist
Swimmer conquers Lake George twice in back-to-back slogs
Charlotte Brynn crossed Lake George, joining the select few who have accomplished the task.
Adirondack Experience acquires pistol of legendary Long Laker Mitchell Sabattis
Thomas Jorling is appealing a state Supreme Court decision dismissing his lawsuit against a marina project on Lower Saranac Lake.
By Tim Rowland
After decades of vacancy, the former Frontier Town A-Frame readies for re-opening.