The art of water pollution
Artists collaborate on an exhibit that calls attention to water pollution in the Lake Champlain basin
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Ferry company scraps historic boat
By Tim Rowland
The end of an era for boat that was used in the now-shuttered Port Kent crossing
Rogers Rock: A battle on microspikes
By Tim Rowland
Trekking in the footsteps of Robert Rogers
ADK at 100
Trailblazers at Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) helped shape the park and their work continues a century later.
Summer camp sell-off: The end of an era?
By Tim Rowland
Adirondack Boy Scout camps' numbers in decline
Giving the gift of music
Professor forms nonprofit to help repair and distribute instruments to Adirondack school districts
Finding Timbuctoo
By Holly Riddle
How a nonprofit, archeologist and filmmaker came together to showcase a little-known Adirondack settlement
Fish in a barrel
By Tom French
Cranberry Lake carver Bob Jones has 'hatched' countless fish, bird decoys over the decades he's pursued his craft.
Peter Paine: in his sixth decade of fighting for the Adirondacks
Peter Paine is the last surviving member of the TSC and spent decades on the APA board, but that is only half the story
From Haystack to Nye, 100 years later
Bob Marshall’s pamphlet of the peaks nears centennial