UAlbany’s Dippikill retreat closes, citing financial strain
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Decision raises concerns with University at Albany alumni over wilderness retreat's future
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Unpacking the potential candidates for Stefanik’s seat in New York’s 21st District
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Speculation increases as special election looms
Gore Mountain named among most affordable ski destinations in the U.S.
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Accolades come as ski centers countdown to start of snow season
Stefanik tapped to serve as UN ambassador, leaving open Rep. seat
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NYS Assemblyman Billy Jones eyed as potential candidate
Increased illegal crossings transform quiet New York border towns
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The number of migrants entering northern New York, crossing border illegally through Canada, has remained at record highs
After 36 years of leadership, Jean Raymond leaves her mark on Edinburg
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From grant writing to literal bridge building, Edinburg’s longest-serving supervisor reflects on decades of service to town
Civil rights leader and Adirondack native Alice Green dies
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Author of “Outsider: Stories of Growing Up Black in the Adirondacks” leaves social justice legacy
John Hendrickson, husband to Marylou Whitney, dead at 59
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The longtime philanthropist and Adirondack Park land owner died Monday at Saratoga Hospital
State to invest $8.5M into Adirondack airport updates
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Funds will expand central receiving area and cafe, update lighting and furnishings
Lake Luzerne councilman floats proposal that would deflate rival’s Adirondack tubing operation
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Adirondack Adventures Center owner has idea to limit access to road in Warrensburg, which would cut off competitor's access to Hudson River.