Adirondacks absent from 1st round of $4B bond act awards
Money from a $4.2 billion environmental bond act voters passed last fall is starting to flow, but so far, not to the Adirondacks.
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Olympic authority to pay $1.2M to host biking World Cup
By James Odato
The deal will bring about 130 cross-country biking competitors to the region for three days in the fall of 2024, 2025 and 2026
Local climate group expands quickly
An advocacy group comprised of people over 60 targets climate issues
As eclipse nears, hotel bookings spike
By Holly Riddle
Accommodation options dwindle, prices soar as Adirondack region prepares for eclipse
View from the Adirondacks at COP28
The international climate summit is wrapping up. What’s been done and how are the Adirondacks involved?
Bringing Black history to light
By Tim Rowland
Author Amy Godine digs into little-known Adirondack history in her new book 'The Black Woods'
Winter reading to bring you closer to the Adirondacks
By Betsy Kepes
9 book recommendations for your winter reading list. These are for those that love the Adirondacks and their communities.
Adirondack Park constitutional amendments on the line in 2024
Adirondack Park-related constitutional amendments need to receive first passage in 2024 in order to be addressed by 2025.
Salting roads, polluting drinking water
Will a new roadmap to tackle the problem make a difference?
State admits violating ban on motorized vehicles in Adirondack wilderness
DEC drove ATVs into an Adirondack wilderness area while investigating an illegal burnt down cabin this past summer.