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When she’s not volunteering as a summit steward, Mary Lamb is doing trail work with the ADK46ers or answering questions, reading hiker accounts and looking at the photos of aspiring 46ers as an official correspondent for the program.
'Indiana' Starbuck unearthed park’s hidden tales. The Adirondack native taught thousands of diggers through 70 archaeological field schools.
By Mike DeSocio
While Adirondack breweries have seen continued growth, has the craft beer industry reached a saturation point?
The APA's upcoming meetings include the potential approval of a controversial subdivision project and a presentation on High Peaks use.
Enchanted Forest Water Safari in Old Forge gears up for re-opening, after being forced to close last year due to the pandemic.
A conversation with the newly elected senator for a big part of the Adirondacks: "I'm all over the mountains."
By Holly Riddle
Campaign focuses on lack of providers, struggles parents face finding affordable, professional child care
By James Odato
Community group has set sights on town acquiring Big Tupper ski area.
By Tim Rowland
Boatbuilder Peter Hornbeck was a Renaissance man whose light canoes and weighty legacy flow through Adirondack Park lore.
By Mike Lynch
The Open Space Institute has purchased a 37-acre property alongside the state-owned Trembleau Mountain in Chesterfield near Lake Champlain.