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New York grapples with economic fallout from U.S.-Canada tariff dispute

By Times Union

North Country Chamber leader Garry Douglas looks ahead to rebuilding economic ties and restoring cross-border cooperation with Canadians.

An Adirondack dream come true: Pursuing a yearlong quest to photograph each day’s sunrise

By Tim Rowland

For 100 days and counting, the now-retired founder of Champlain Area Trails has greeted the sunrise with a camera in hand

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Carol MacKinnon Fox joins the Adirondack Explorer team

By Adirondack Explorer

Carol MacKinnon Fox joins the Adirondack Explorer as Deputy Publisher, bringing support the publication’s growth and sustainability.

State funding falls short for St. Regis Mohawk school’s reconstruction efforts​

By Contributing Writer

Governor Hochul’s budget leaves the St. Regis Mohawk School with far less than the $110 million needed for a new building.

Adirondack tourism saw solid gains in 2024 but outlook for summer remains hazy

By Tim Rowland

Visitation spiked in 2nd half of 2024, but questions remain on how 2025 will play out

Winery taps old-fashioned recipe to turn birch sap into wine

By Holly Riddle

First-of-its-kind business reports growing interest for its products, which are made with sap sourced in the Adirondacks

Boquet Valley School District opts for renovations over new building

By Tim Rowland

$30M renovation plan aims to revitalize aging Elizabethtown building

Trump freeze leaves some Northern New York farms in limbo

By Contributing Writer

$560,000 grant to the Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) is among $186M in conservation payments being withheld

Jones Hill: An understated trek in Schroon

By Tim Rowland

Humble little Jones Hill, an 1,880-foot bump in the town of Schroon, doesn’t draw much attention—just yet. 

Adirondack Mountain Club announces new executive director

By Gwendolyn Craig

Interm director Julia Goren to step down after more than 15 years with the organization

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