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North Country left out of New York’s in-person energy plan hearings 

By Mike Lynch

The state is looking for feedback on its proposed energy plan for the next 15 years, which is focused on transitioning to clean energy.

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Paddling through joy and grief on a stream beloved by the Hornbeck family

By Zachary Matson

Leigh Hornbeck reflects on parents' legacy following loss of mother to cancer. Minerva Stream paddle offers moment of respite and joy.

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Talks progress on Whitney Park easement that could protect 32,000 Adirondack acres 

By James Odato

Talks underway on proposed agreement to preserve majority of property while allowing 4,500-acre resort

A brown-capped chickadee with brown head, black neck and beak, white gray bust and light brown wings resting on a tree branch amid other tree brances with green in the distance background. Photo by Joan Collins

The ‘brown-capped’ chickadee 

By Contributing Writer

Sweet, social, curious, tame, bold and acrobatic are some of the many attributes that describe chickadees

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Campfires spark more Adirondack wildfires

By Adirondack Explorer

Plus: Overnight search finds missing hiker in Sawtooth range

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What is agroforestry?

By Mike Lynch

Agroforestry is a form of farming that integrates trees with crops, livestock or fungi in one sustainable system

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For Adirondacks’ rural tech network, a race against AI

By Tim Rowland

Remote worker network grows from 15 to 300 members as automation reshapes industry

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Deer Pond from Old Wawbeek Road: A scenic wilderness hike to a remote pond

By William Hill

Gentle 5.3-mile trek through mixed forests to 110-acre pond

Statewide caravan for immigrant rights stops in Elizabethtown

By David Escobar

Activists highlight the role of migrants in the North Country’s economy and culture

Erin Griffin, right, is North Country Clean Energy Hub director. Photo courtesy of ANCA

North Country Clean Energy Hub helps communities transition from fossil fuels

By Mike Lynch

Local program helps households and businesses navigate the complex world of grants to reduce heating costs and environmental impact

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