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Adirondack tourism saw solid gains in 2024 but outlook for summer remains hazy

By Tim Rowland

Visitation spiked in 2nd half of 2024, but questions remain on how 2025 will play out

American and Canadian flags line Lake Street in Rouses Point. File photo: Ryan Finnerty.

Tourism data shows Canadian visits declined in February

By North Country Public Radio

North Country communities are noticing impact

jars of syrup in a window

Sipping on sap? Maple producers branch out to tapping other trees

By Holly Riddle

Aspen, beech, and birch sap seen as small niche, but could have potential for new revenue streams

Man with beard and sunglasses in front of Trails End in Tupper Lake

Big Tupper’s new owner sets sights on next project: Transforming a Tupper Lake tavern

By James Odato

Trails End has been owned and operated by Mark “Beard” Sutliffe for nearly 40 years, and he's ready to sell

basil and wicks restaurant in north creek

What’s next for popular North Creek restaurant Basil & Wick’s?

By Contributing Writer

Community mainstay to close at the end of March, as owner announces she is retiring

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How US-Canada political tensions are impacting Adirondack tourism

By Tim Rowland

Canadian travel cancellations start adding up to economic loss for Adirondack businesses

adirondack foundation tech panel

Forum explores future of tech innovation in the Adirondacks

By Tim Rowland

Tech leaders share insights as to how remote jobs can revitalize the Adirondack region

As part of the micro-credential pilot program in 2021, Adirondack Mountain Club staff created a "fishbone" diagram where they identified ways to make the organization's spaces more welcoming. Photo courtesy Adirondack Diversity Initiative.

Nonprofit launches inclusivity training for North Country businesses

By David Escobar

Online micro-credential course touts the economic benefits of building diversity, equity and inclusion practices into local businesses.

rendering of CVES building

Growing interest in trades drives CVES expansion

By Tim Rowland

Champlain Valley Educational Services' $59M investment in trades education aims to meet labor demand

people skiing in north creek

Septic system added to $40M North Creek Ski Bowl project

By James Odato

ORDA takes charge of constructing its own wastewater treatment system, as town funds fall short of goal for municipal system

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