Baseball as only the Adirondacks can play it
By Tim Rowland
People, players of all backgrounds find common ground around American pastime
Tim Rowland
Tim Rowland is a columnist, author and outdoors writer living in Jay. He can be reached at [email protected].
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Producing for paddlers and people
By Tim Rowland
Essex Industries turns out lightweight canoes, prideful workers
A walk through a ‘working’ forest
By Tim Rowland
New West Valley Trail in Lewis gives glimpse into past uses
A hike with solitude, and the highway?
By Tim Rowland
Lincoln Pond overlook is more than meets the eye
Going for a hike with my new friend Merlin
By Tim Rowland
Backcountry birding just got more interesting, thanks to a mobile phone app
Help wanted, but not found, throughout the Adirondacks
By Tim Rowland
Private and public sector employers struggle to find employees.
Weston Mountain: A worthy destination
By Tim Rowland
Weston Mountain, which is a whistle stop on Nun-da-ga-o ridge trail loop, but is an excellent destination in its own right.
A history of baseball and the players who broke through barriers
By Tim Rowland
More than 40 years before Jackie Robinson broke the Major League color barrier, black baseball players in the Adirondacks were making headlines
A scenic ride on Vermontville’s Norman Ridge
By Tim Rowland
Plenty of options exist for cycling along Norman Ridge on the backside of Whiteface, in Bloomingdale and Vermontville
Hiking in the name of science
By Tim Rowland
On the lookout for gypsy/spongy moth caterpillars in Hague