Brenda Valentine: the community advocate every town needs
By Izania Gonzalez
One woman’s retirement has become over 15 years of dedication to Indian Lake
Izania Gonzalez
A New York native, Izania has her bachelor's degree from RPI in sustainability studies and is currently a student at CUNY's Craig Noonmark Graduate School of Journalism, where she's focusing on engagement journalism.
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Teaching climate change, minus the dread
By Izania Gonzalez
The Summer Institute for Climate Change Education in Lake Placid taught youth the tools they need to make change happen.
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Moderating short-term rentals
By Izania Gonzalez
How other regions can serve as models for Adirondack communities
Fighting food insecurity with CSA shares
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AdkAction invests in food programs
Local food access slow to reach full potential
By Izania Gonzalez
Farmers markets gain ground in offering SNAP access, but participation rate remains low
Inside a turtle hospital
By Izania Gonzalez
Most of Philp’s property in Schroon Lake is dedicated to her rehabilitation mission. An enclosed shelter made from a carport greets visitors in her front yard. The structure is called “Turtle Hall” and houses some of the reptiles when the weather is warm. Next to it, a large renovated school bus contains several turtles recovering…
Bus shelters get a green makeover in Franklin County
By Izania Gonzalez
Three installed so far, with hopes for more to come