Looking back over pandemic summer, some Adirondacks businesses saw ‘best year ever’
A look at who fared well, and which businesses were hit the hardest.
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Green energy economy leads Cuomo’s third State of State address
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's third State of the State address focused on a green energy economy with mention of Adirondack-region projects.
Comments show divide over Lake Luzerne map amendment proposal
The Town of Lake Luzerne’s request to weaken Adirondack Park Agency zoning restrictions on about 104 acres is moving forward.
2020 EXPLORED: The state budget
Pandemic knocked an ambitious state budget, but some funding hung on
Long Lake creates plan for sustainable future while preserving small-town character
By Tim Rowland
Long Lake is known for its forests, waters, trails, solitude and rural stores. Residents want to keep that and plan for a sustainable future.
Adirondack ski areas prepare for a COVID-altered season
State guidelines, and the pandemic itself, have affected Adirondack resorts in mostly similar ways, with some variations.
State accuses Spectrum of inflating list of required rural broadband connections
By James Odato
“Our analysis bears out that Charter and Spectrum have been exaggerating the number of new passings."
Missed connections
By James Odato
As rural internet grows in importance, local officials seek to ensure the Adirondacks get their share of links
As real estate boom continues, a shortage of inventory remains
In August, the median price increased 40.5% to $214,900 in the northern region.
Climate goals meet green energy in the Adirondacks
As a substantial community solar project takes shape at the edge of Saranac Lake, one thing is certain: Renewable energy is a growing force in the Adirondacks.