
Johnsburg shapes future for town’s seniors
Town committee launches first-of-its-kind workshop to tackle isolation, transportation and volunteer gaps among older residents
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Town committee launches first-of-its-kind workshop to tackle isolation, transportation and volunteer gaps among older residents
Court sides with DEC, APA that Adirondack State Land Master Plan does not require state to study carrying capacity of Saranac chain of lakes
By Tim Rowland
101-year-old historic building will remain next door awaiting preservation
By Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Radical changes within the Institute of Museum and Library Services are impacting Adirondack institutions
By Tim Rowland
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By Tim Rowland
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By Tom French
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Updates from Explorer staff, as we keep track of what's happening
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