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After two decades of advocating for the park, Diane Fish prepares to retire.
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After two decades of advocating for the park, Diane Fish prepares to retire.
Joe Kahn doesn’t do much sitting around. So a recent injury—a detached quadriceps that required an operation and ongoing physical therapy—meant some rearranging of his home in Au Sable Forks to relocate his art and music studio so he can continue painting, practicing guitar and harmonica inside without having to walk on the ice and…
A new lawsuit against APA, DEC and LS Marina is causing delays and could halt Saranac Lake Marina's expansion.
North Creek’s decade-long art project reflects shared vision
The Adirondack Explorer heads into 2021 the same way we and inquiring readers begin every year: with lots of questions.
The Town of Lake Luzerne’s request to weaken Adirondack Park Agency zoning restrictions on about 104 acres is moving forward.
By Mike Lynch
The Open Space Institute has purchased 2,229 acres in the eastern Adirondacks and intends to eventually sell it to the state, the nonprofit announced Monday.
Pandemic knocked an ambitious state budget, but some funding hung on
By Melissa Hart
The legacy of Tupper Lake department store owner Mose Ginsberg and more of the week's stories from the Adirondack Explorer and Almanack.
Chad Dawson spoke with Adirondack Explorer about his growing frustration on the APA board and why he resigned.