New York is one step closer to accepting title insurance for state land purchases
By Gwendolyn Craig
Conservation organizations hope change will spur more land protection
Gwendolyn Craig
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Nearly half of Adirondack Park Agency staff allege management abuse
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APA board members have remained silent following Feb. 12 letters sent by union detailing ‘culture of fear’ at agency
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Owner seeks buyers for refuge and waterfront property
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Adirondack Wild serves in watchdog role
Transitioning leadership at Protect the Adirondacks brings new era in conservation
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Assessing Peter Bauer's legacy as Claudia Braymer steps into new role
Navigating change: Adirondack Mountain Club seeks dynamic leader
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Interim director Julia Goren leads ADK's charge in summit stewardship, visitor engagement
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Road salt key issue in state transportation budget hearing
Adirondack Council faces turning point
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New leadership, renewed vision for 2050 conservation vision