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Jamie Organski

Jamie Organski is an Adirondack area resident who has experience as a reporter, photographer and editor.

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Town of Webb candidates

In Old Forge, local issues attract new level of would-be elected officials

By Jamie Organski

Housing, health care, economy top of mind for full slate of Town of Webb candidates

90-miler

90-Miler start in Old Forge

By Jamie Organski

Snapshots of the Friday morning start of the 90-Miler Adirondack Canoe Classic at the Old Forge Pond.

90 miler

Communities celebrate return of the 90-Miler canoe race

By Jamie Organski

The flat water race that spans from Old Forge to Saranac Lake is back after year off due to pandemic

help wanted signs

Businesses struggle with limited, overworked staff; influx of summer visitors

By Jamie Organski

'Help wanted' signs abound in Adirondack communities, as business owners find themselves stretched thin trying to remain open.

old forge short-term rentals

Locals and landlords square off over short-term rentals

By Jamie Organski

Town of Webb officials look to regulate short-term rentals (STRs), while locals worry about Old Forge community becoming a 'party town'

old forge waterfront

In Old Forge, a fight over lake access

By Jamie Organski

The Town of Webb bans overnight boat docking, in an effort to crackdown on abusers of the system, which previously allowed docking of up to two weeks. Some residents feel the measure is too extreme.

maddie phaneuf

Maddie Phaneuf: A biathlete and environmental advocate

By Jamie Organski

They say the resilient spirit of the Adirondacks has a way of seeping into one’s veins, and that certainly is the case for professional biathlete and environmental activist Maddie Phaneuf.

Enchanted Forest Water Safari

The return of an Adirondack favorite

By Jamie Organski

Enchanted Forest Water Safari in Old Forge gears up for re-opening, after being forced to close last year due to the pandemic.

Happy Baskets

Sharing happiness, one basket at a time

By Jamie Organski

Old Forge resident uses her talents creating made-to-order gift baskets designed to spread joy during the pandemic

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