
In search of a safe place
Tamara Jolly writes about her experiences attending the ranger school in Wanakena and looking for place where she can feel safe.
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Tamara Jolly writes about her experiences attending the ranger school in Wanakena and looking for place where she can feel safe.
“There is nowhere else I’d rather be.”
Barbara Rice, a Saranac Lake native and economic development leader, is the next executive director of the APA.
Refuge collaborators plan to reopen the Wilmington facility this spring
Baltimore teacher Tamara Jolly found solace at Wanakena's ranger school during the pandemic.
By Tim Rowland
Fred Monroe remembered for his dedication to local government, advocacy for property rights
By Holly Riddle
How a nonprofit, archeologist and filmmaker came together to showcase a little-known Adirondack settlement
By Tom French
Cranberry Lake carver Bob Jones has 'hatched' countless fish, bird decoys over the decades he's pursued his craft.
LivingADK works to implement variety of programs to improve housing density of Adirondack region
By Times Union
ADK's first Black Summit Steward encourages people of color to explore Adirondack trails