Tales from an Adirondack Founding Father
By Tim Rowland
Peter Paine captivates Grange Hall audience with stories from a lifetime of conservation work
Stories
Help is on the way: Adirondack Roots
By Tim Rowland
Newly rebranded housing assistance nonprofit helps homeowners with rehab work
In search of a spooky swamp
By Tim Rowland
A deer-hunting friend a couple months back related a story his dad had told him about Merriam Swamp high up in the Jay Range.
Ease off the rake: Scientists suggest keeping fallen leaves where they land
Pollinators and the atmosphere benefit from an untouched yard.
Paul Smith’s boosts enrollment operation
By James Odato
Newly hired Kathy Bonavist directed the enrollment office when the school had some of its highest student numbers, reaching 1,050 in 2012.
First permit issued for proposed Saranac Lake safety complex
Some have taken issue with the APA’s piecemeal review of Saranac Lake's plans for a public safety complex.
Floodwood Mountain: biking and hiking with a taste of paddling
By Tom French
Join Tom French on a fun journey in the northern Adirondacks.
Exploring the depths of Lake George
Lake George is considered among the best cold-water dives in this part of the United States
Adirondack groups hopeful for climate corps recruits
A new federal program plans to bolster the ‘green’ workforce like CCC of old.
State looks to public for ideas about rail trail hub
By Mike Lynch
The depot is located along the rail trail on the periphery of downtown Saranac Lake.