FBI investigates railroad track tampering in Corinth
By Times Union
The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever is responsible for the tampering of a scenic railroad track
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Brookfield, state continue to square off over water-use payments
By Times Union
Federal agency sides with hydropower plant operators on Great Sacandaga Lake
Advocates for reuse of Moriah prison dejected over State Police training site choice
By Times Union
Moriah Shock prison advocates were unhappy the state chose Cazenovia College for a State Police academy.
Schroon Lake discovery reunites owner with 1972 ring
By Times Union
Craig Stump, 8, found half-century-old class ring at the Schroon Lake beach
New York forest rangers rushed to wildfire danger in Canada’s northern reaches
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New York forest rangers spent 17 days volunteering to fight forest fires in Canada.
Settlement made in Buttermilk Falls drowning suit
By Times Union
NYS has agreed to pay $1.5 million to the family of a Massachusetts man who drowned in 2015
More than 5,400 served: A decade of ranger rescues
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Dissecting the data of NYS Forest Ranger missions
State-run ski centers see record visits
By Times Union
ORDA facilities, which include three ski centers: Whiteface, Belleayre and Gore, saw more than a million visitors this past fiscal year
Aurora displays light up the night
By Times Union
The northern lights were visible in parts of the Adirondacks last week, especially around Great Sacandaga Lake
Amtrak’s Adirondack line to resume April 3
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The Adirondack route runs from New York City to Montreal