Undoing industry’s impact on a river
By Tim Rowland
September 7, 2021
Ausable River restoration project aims to right past wrongs and bring the East Branch of the river back to pre-industrial conditions.
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Tim Rowland is a columnist, author and outdoors writer living in Jay.
By Tim Rowland
September 7, 2021
Ausable River restoration project aims to right past wrongs and bring the East Branch of the river back to pre-industrial conditions.
By Tim Rowland
September 5, 2021
A trip down Tahawus road provides peak into Adirondack history, as well as serving as southern High Peaks gateway
By Tim Rowland
August 31, 2021
State agencies give project updates on the Lake Placid/Tupper Lake rail trail, and rail rehab from Big Moose to Tupper
By Tim Rowland
August 27, 2021
After decades of vacancy, the former Frontier Town A-Frame readies for re-opening.
By Tim Rowland
August 26, 2021
George Carrothers says he will not fight an Adirondack Park Agency directive to tear out a lakeside deck at his bake shop.
By Tim Rowland
August 22, 2021
Keene and Jay residents reflect on the lasting impacts from Tropical Storm Irene, which swept through the North Country 10 years ago.
By Tim Rowland
August 12, 2021
A DEC schedule shows the bus running from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. It will start at Marcy Field, stopping at the Rooster Comb trailhead before proceeding to its turnaround point at the intersection of State Routes 73 and 9.
By Tim Rowland
August 8, 2021
Essex County has unveiled tentative plans for an equestrian center and trail system on 100 acres it owns on former Frontier Town property.
By Tim Rowland
July 27, 2021
Zipline attraction Experience Outdoors faces complaints from neighbors.
By Tim Rowland
July 18, 2021
This largely rural, tourist destination, managed to achieve one of the state's lowest infection rates.