In the Adirondacks, a pre-Civil War fight for voting rights
By Times Union
Pre-Civil War ledger documents Adirondack property transfers that helped secure voting rights for Black men
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Her Adirondack dream job
By Betsy Kepes
Charlotte Staats, trails manager for Adirondack Mountain Club, makes her own path
State and local partners build plans for John Brown Farm
State agencies and John Brown Lives! are taking a close look at John Brown Farm and what its future could hold.
Tupper Triad adds to community appeal
By Tim Rowland
Trio of hikes offer year-round outings that are putting Tupper Lake on the map
Garden journals
Adirondacks resident Dana Fast, 91, talks about 40 years of keeping a garden journal chronicling changes in the growing season. Video by Chloe Bennett. See related story by Chloe: https://www.adirondackexplorer.org/stories/adirondacks-weather-journals
Documenting Adirondacks’ weather, through handwritten journals
Decades of entries by residents show changes on local level
All aboard!
Train enthusiasts celebrate the return of trains north from Utica to Tupper Lake
Saranac Lake ice palace takes shape
By Tom French
Volunteers forge ahead on annual winter carnival tradition
Governor’s budget highlights climate
Gov. Kathy Hochul presented a $227B state budget for 2024 on Wednesday, with sums for climate change mitigation, clean water and the environment.
Protect the Adirondacks picks environmental lawyer for new deputy director
Adirondacks advocacy group nonprofit Protect the Adirondacks named Claudia Braymer as its new deputy director.