Light traffic eases High Peaks hiker reservation system’s first day
State and club officials said all 70 permits slotted for Saturday had been reserved online, but a late-season snowstorm on Friday may have altered some hikers’ High Peaks plans.
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When will the border reopen? Not anytime soon
By Times Union
As vaccination efforts remain slow in Canada, pandemic continues to impact relations
Nature Conservancy grants will help protect Adirondacks-connected land
Adirondack-region land trusts were recipients of Nature Conservancy grant funding for land protection and planning.
Summer roadwork planned for Route 73
By Phil Brown
DOT plans to replace guardrails on stretch of road in Keene Valley
The end of winter? Not in the Adirondacks
By Phil Brown
A late-April snowstorm provides a chance for one more ski.
Christine Campeau: Passionate about Adirondack history
Christine Campeau, school programs manager at the Adirondack Experience for more than two decades teaches children about Adirondack history.
Former Adirondack mine to host major solar project
An old iron-ore tailings pile at a Star Lake mine is slated to become a solar power plant under a lease deal with the state.
Malta hiker injured ankle on Buck Mountain
Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions: Town of Fort AnnWashington CountyWilderness Rescue: On April 24 at 12:15 p.m., DEC’s Ray Brook Dispatch received a call from Warren County 911 reporting a 51-year-old woman from Malta with an ankle injury was approximately one mile up the Buck Mountain Trail. Forest Ranger Baker responded along with Pilot Knob…
Annual watershed cleanup hits high water mark
By Tim Rowland
Around 100 people cleared out 2,000 pounds from Ausable River's banks this past weekend
From eyesore to crown jewel? Tupper Lake bets big on former factory
By James Odato
The hulking factory in the middle of the village has stymied revitalization efforts since it closed years ago. Tupper Lakers hope that's about to change.