Lightning sparks wildfire in Lake Luzerne
Plus: Rangers investigate report of man shooting at a heron at Ausable Point Campground and more from the past week
Stories
Uncovering Adirondack lakes’ hidden histories
What University at Albany researchers learn from the bottoms of Adirondack lakes
Historic Great Camp, wilderness estate head to luxury auctions this fall
By Times Union
Camp Iroquois in Saranac Lake and Bloomingdale compound offer opportunities to own legendary Adirondack properties
Shrinking schools, strong communities
Dealing with decades of decline in enrollment, Adirondack schools are finding new ways to serve students—and do more with less
Great Camp Sagamore executive director to step down after 7 years
Emily Martz oversaw program expansion and capital improvements at the Raquette Lake historic site during her tenure
Inside Saranac Lake’s efforts to make school more inclusive
In response to reports of race-based bullying, one of the Adirondacks’ largest school districts has taken steps to make change.
Carnivore Challenge aims to spark renewed interest in vanished predators
By Tim Rowland
Adirondack advocate John Davis works to build visibility for wolves and panthers
Sisters take the helm at Westport’s Portside Restaurant
By Holly Riddle
Third generation unexpectedly steps into new role at family-owned business
Making a difference in Minerva
Candice Husson, the superintendent of Minerva Central School District, was a student herself at the Olmstedville building
Small school, big impact: Wearing multiple hats in Long Lake
“No day is ever the same" for Long Lake school superintendent