Climate disasters in the Adirondacks: Who will pay?
Lawmakers pushing for measure to force oil and gas companies to foot the bill
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Wagon rides to resume at Great Camp Santanoni; state discusses alternative access options
Including an idea to lend out powered wheelchairs
Forest rangers face retirement eligibility setback
The push for parity with other areas of law enforcement dates back to 2017.
WhistlePig deflects responsibility for whiskey fungus
WhistlePig Whiskey says it will consider cleaning more spotted homes in Moriah
New York budget 2024-2025: What’s in it for the Adirondacks
Clean water and Adirondack Park funding reinstated in state budget, plus a look at what was left behind
Adirondack legislators raise alarm on potential prison closures
Up to five prison closures could come this year, according to the state's 2024-2025 budget. It's unclear if any are in the Adirondacks.
Remains of Revolutionary War soldiers closer to final resting place in Lake George
Plans are underway for memorial and burial service for Revolutionary War-era smallpox victims
Adirondack Park Agency considers new requirements for herbicide use
The APA considers application requirements as more lake associations seek an herbicide to combat a fast-growing invasive weed.
Proposed artillery testing site in Adirondacks hits roadblock
The U.S. Army halts cannon test-fires in the Adirondacks amid appeals over application issues with the Adirondack Park Agency.
Longest-serving DEC commissioner reflects on Adirondack impacts
Basil Seggos, outgoing commissioner of the state Department of Environmental Conservation, talked about his Adirondacks legacy.