Author Liz Moore taps Adirondack experiences in acclaimed novel ‘The God of the Woods’
Mystery unfolds at a summer camp set among a backdrop of class issues that play out in fictional Adirondack community
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Boquet River Association names new leader
Watershed group looks to ramp up efforts to protect the Boquet River
TedxTupper Lake speakers hope to inspire
By Mike Lynch
Thirteen ambitious speakers shared their perspectives on natural connections.
A reporter-turned-novelist returns to his Adirondack roots
By Lauren Yates
Christopher Mele’s career started in the Adirondacks, which led him to The New York Times. For his latest chapter: A mystery novel set in fictional Adirondack community that's a homage to his profession.
Rating autumn’s leaf season: A disappointing display?
By Tim Rowland
Adirondack photographers, artists seek beauty amidst subdued fall colors
After 36 years of leadership, Jean Raymond leaves her mark on Edinburg
By Times Union
From grant writing to literal bridge building, Edinburg’s longest-serving supervisor reflects on decades of service to town
Former ADK leader joins Habitat for Humanity
By James Odato
Former ADK leader becomes CEO of Habitat for Humanity
The power of ‘pee-cycling’: Longtime compost enthusiasts turn to human urine
Compost for Good’s experimental facility opens to the public in Jay. The initial test involved collecting 2,000 gallons of urine, which was made into fertilizer.
Prioritizing accessibility at the Adirondack Nature Festival
Event geared toward breaking barriers and creating accessible outdoor experiences for people with disabilities
Repairing the damage of racial injustice
Champlain Valley activist Alice Green worked to shine a light on the struggles of Black Adirondackers as part of conversations around reparations