Adirondack breweries raise a glass to continued growth
By Mike DeSocio
While Adirondack breweries have seen continued growth, has the craft beer industry reached a saturation point?
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Controversial subdivision, visitor use planning on APA’s agenda
The APA's upcoming meetings include the potential approval of a controversial subdivision project and a presentation on High Peaks use.
The return of an Adirondack favorite
Enchanted Forest Water Safari in Old Forge gears up for re-opening, after being forced to close last year due to the pandemic.
NYS Sen. Dan Stec: ‘The hiking senator’
A conversation with the newly elected senator for a big part of the Adirondacks: "I'm all over the mountains."
Shining a light on child care ‘crisis’
By Holly Riddle
Campaign focuses on lack of providers, struggles parents face finding affordable, professional child care
Tupper moving forward on goal to become recreation hub
By James Odato
Community group has set sights on town acquiring Big Tupper ski area.
Ripple Effect
By Tim Rowland
Boatbuilder Peter Hornbeck was a Renaissance man whose light canoes and weighty legacy flow through Adirondack Park lore.
OSI buys land near Trembleau Mountain
By Mike Lynch
The Open Space Institute has purchased a 37-acre property alongside the state-owned Trembleau Mountain in Chesterfield near Lake Champlain.
Campground expansion, ropes course, solar project, more up for public comment
The Adirondack Park Agency is seeking public comments on a number of proposals including business expansions, a cell tower and more.
Attorney General and APA settle with Hudson River retreat owner, but compliance remains in question
The owner of the retreat formerly called "The Brampton" is paying $42,000 for violating Adirondack Park Agency rules.