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How Essex County tamed COVID

By Tim Rowland

This largely rural, tourist destination, managed to achieve one of the state's lowest infection rates.

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Forestport, Upper Saranac residents voice concerns on APA board reviews

By Gwendolyn Craig

Residents gave an earful to commissioners of the Adirondack Park Agency during its first in-person meeting in over a year.

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APA to hold first in-person meeting since pandemic

By Gwendolyn Craig

Development projects and an enforcement case are on the APA's agenda at its first in-person meeting in more than a year.

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Talking trash: Communities face garbage double bind

By Gwendolyn Craig

No landfills remain in the Adirondack Park, yet counties face rising costs for hauling waste

Hilary Moynihan

Building a lean-to fellowship

By Tracy Ormsbee

Adopt-a-Lean-to coordinator says the mountains saved her, and renovating lean-tos shows her gratitude.

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Adirondack Park chair appointment coming soon?

By Gwendolyn Craig

On its eight-member board, the APA has one vacant position, two board members serving on expired terms and still no chair.

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NYC Adirondack Mountain Club chapter sues club

By Gwendolyn Craig

The Adirondack Mountain Club is trying to dissolve its New York City chapter, alleging tax problems and member disenfranchisement.

johnsburg sewer project

Your money or your water

By Ry Rivard

Grant matching rules leave Adirondack towns waiting for funds needed to complete water/sewer projects

Upper Works parking, a High Peaks gateway, gets makeover

By Mike Lynch

Hikers looking to access the High Peaks from the south will be greeted with a new entrance and parking lot this summer.

whitney estate

Whitney estate owner says tax pressures among reasons to divide land

By Gwendolyn Craig

“It’s a unique piece of property, and I feel very blessed and burdened owning it.”

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