Budget bill raises alarm for rural hospitals in Adirondacks
Hospital trade group fights to reinstate cut Medicaid funding
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APA saves accessibility issue for another day
The Adirondack Park Agency stepped back from the most controversial proposed change to the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan, leaving for another day what, if any, kinds of devices people with disabilities can use in state wilderness areas.
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Hochul advances 2 new APA board picks: Scientist, environmental lawyer
Appointment slate includes new terms for current Adirondack Park Agency board members
Park Agency chair John Ernst to retire in June
After nearly 10 years on APA board, John Ernst to retire after June agency meeting
Lawmakers seek answers on wolves’ presence in New York
By Times Union
Wolf sightings in NY spark legislative push for increased DNA testing
Local leaders sound alarm on Medicaid cuts affecting property taxes
By Tim Rowland
Federal Medicaid changes may raise property taxes and cut local services
Allegations of union busting surface at New York ski resort
By James Odato
ORDA vice president retires 6 months after promotion to oversee New York's three state-owned ski hills
North Country coalition speaks out on potential Medicaid cuts
By Tim Rowland
Nearly one in three North Country residents rely on Medicaid, making it a crucial part of the healthcare system
State budget funds Saranac Lakes capacity study, boosts APA building fund
The New York State budget feels more tenuous as federal funding cuts loom.
Night of APA staff socializing ends with top lawyer involved in Saranac Lake bar fight
Within hours of an Adirondack Park Agency staff social event at a bowling alley, Damion Stodola was involved in a physical altercation at the Waterhole