Community heroes and more stories from the past week
By Melissa Hart
Communities rally to save their banks, a moving tribute to Adirondack legend Pete Hornbeck and more from the past week
Stories
APA approves Inlet cell tower, but questions arise on tower policy
A Verizon Wireless cell tower will go up in Inlet, but some APA board members want to review the agency's tower policy.
The year without Canadians in the Adirondacks
New York's wildland trails, ski slopes and lakes have had less of a Canadian accent with the border closed during a pandemic year.
The Good, the Brittle and the Dirty
Ice climbing at Cascade Pass proves to be a solid start for beginners to the sport
Adirondack Diversity Initiative looks to double its budget
Executive director says more staff needed to support ADI's police reform, diversity training and educational work.
Hinckley day-use area, Lake George stormwater and more on APA docket
Lake George stormwater regulations, Hinckley day-use area, a North Elba housing development and a cell tower are on the APA's agenda.
Tops, Price Chopper to join forces
By Mike DeSocio
The fate for Adirondack locations of these stores remains unclear, although company leaders said there are no plans to close stores at the moment.
Adirondack communities see value in banking locally
By Mike DeSocio
Indian Lake convinces bank to stay; other communities bring in new financial institutions
Film explores Gov. Hughes’ connections to, passions for the Adirondacks
NYS Gov. Hughes’s amazing life, career and lifelong love for the North Country is captured in a newly-released, 43-minute documentary, “My Native Air: Charles Evans Hughes and the Adirondacks.”
Join us for a panel discussion with top journalists
Join a panel of top journalists with ties to the Adirondacks for a discussion around journalism amid "fake news" and "alternative facts."