Following the funding for water projects
In the Adirondacks, most sewer and water districts are small operations, serving at most a few thousand people. But the water projects cost millions.
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AdkAction names Sawyer Cresap new executive director
Capital Region native has organized Adirondack initiatives
Bidders ‘dare greatly’
By Tim Rowland
Investors in Adirondack rail line are willing to bet big, yet questions remain
When a snowmobile goes through the ice, these are the guys who find it
By James Odato
Patience, gear, experience rank high with professional ice divers
A visit with a master carver
A look inside Bob Jones' Cranberry Lake studio in the Adirondack Park. He's been carving for more than 50 years and making decoys professionally for decades.
State leaders seek funding for climate institute
Deeper Adirondacks exposure for lawmakers sparks plan to invest in future environmental 'champions' with the Timbuctoo climate institute
Explorer hires seasoned investigative journalist as new editor
Investigative journalist and author James M. Odato, who has been serving as interim editor for the Adirondack Explorer since September 2021, has been named editor of the publication.
Solar arrays, cell tower challenge APA
Board members voice concerns about aesthetics, impacts
Wool and Water
Michale Glennon describes her "Wool and Water" project, which uses fiber arts to illustrate scientific data around climate change.
Airbnb reports Adirondack hosts reap record revenue
Even as accommodations shift, hotel stays are up, too.