‘Dismal session’ for Adirondack Park legislation
State Assembly and Senate members could not agree on four constitutional amendments related to the Adirondack Park before leaving Albany.
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Hochul taps former DEC commissioner to lead Olympic authority board
By James Odato
Lake Placid resident Joe Martens returns to state post
Senate confirms three Adirondack Park Agency members
Law-Diao makes history as first Black person on the board
Cathead Mountain constitutional amendment falls through, for now
The state Assembly pulled a constitutional amendment that would have closed an emergency communications gap in Hamilton County.
EPA suspends some air-quality monitoring in Adirondacks
Adirondack groups push back against the decision
Conservation group, municipality sue to block Lake George herbicide use
The filing argued the agencies failed to address valid scientific questions about how the herbicide would impact Lake George waters
Benita Law-Diao tapped to be APA’s first Black board member
Hochul's nomination awaits official confirmation
When it comes to wild forest, how many roads are too many?
The APA must decide what constitutes a road and what is considered a “material increase” of roads in wild forest lands.
Public to state on climate plan: who will bear the cost?
By Cayte Bosler
As temperatures heat up so is the debate around how New York can best keep its cool in the face of climate change.
Adirondack Park Agency approves sixth solar project in Ticonderoga
The Adirondack Park Agency approved the sixth large-scale solar facility in the Town of Ticonderoga. A hearing is set for June 2.