Historic Adirondack property gets permanent protection from development
By Tim Rowland
Adirondack Land Trust, Paul Smith's College enter $4.1M easement agreement to protect 2,800 acres
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Where art meets science: Exhibition explores the Ausable watershed
'Follow the Water' exhibition led by painter Anne Diggory, opens July 3 at Keene Arts
NYS enters conversations with future owner of Whitney estate
By James Odato
DEC Commissioner engages with buyer to balance development and conservation at Whitney Park
Park agency’s top leader cleared in Inspector General investigation
Allegations of wrongdoing on part of Executive Director Barbara Rice found to be ‘unsubstantiated’
Prison strike brings unexpected boost to local economy
By James Odato
State has paid $3.5M to North Country businesses so far during National Guard assignment to area prisons
Adirondack rail buffs get rare access to scenic train routes
By Tom French
Digital railroad historical society preserves Adirondack railway history
Lake Placid church establishes safe space for immigrants fearing deportation threats
Adirondack residents hold ‘know your rights’ events to educate locals amid growing ICE presence
Hochul warns of ‘dangerous’ federal cuts to North Country
By Mike Lynch
Governor Kathy Hochul stopped in Saranac Lake to speak at the Harrietstown Town Hall against federal policies.
Future plans for 36,600-acre Whitney estate may be limited by past decisions
By James Odato
Any development for Whitney Park would require approval of master plan by Adirondack Park Agency