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Profiles of the movers and shavers making things happen in the Adirondack region

woman with broom on a dock on a sunny day

Love and luck bring 3rd generation owner to Adirondack business

Family legacy lives on at Nelson’s Cottages in Inlet

Black and white image of young kids and toddler in front of a station wage with a sign on top that says Natural Stone Bridge & Caves

Family legacy spans 9 generations at Natural Stone Bridges & Caves

Property in Pottersville dates back more than 200 years in the same family

Dewey Mountain meets the mix in Saranac Lake

A free, all-day electronic music show at Dewey Mountain in Saranac Lake offers DJ sets and a range of all-age activities on Aug. 2 from 1-9 p.m.

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Tupper Lake’s synagogue marks 120 years of community

Temple Beth Joseph celebrates milestone in Adirondack history with an event on July 13

LGBTQ activist Kelly Metzgar stands with her Pride flags.

LGBTQ activist resigns from nonprofit she co-founded after nearly 10 years as leader

Executive director Kelly Metzgar steps down following an internal board conflict over Tri-Lakes Pride event

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Park Agency chair John Ernst to retire in June

After nearly 10 years on APA board, John Ernst to retire after June agency meeting

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Adirondack leaders blaze trails for new generations

Meet 4 people working to diversify the outdoors experience

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Veterans find solace in Adirondacks’ healing nature

Homeward Bound Adirondacks expands its retreat center

‘We’re here to listen’: Adirondack nonprofit records federal policy impacts

John Brown Lives! documents how federal policy changes are affecting those who live in the North Country

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Paddling in his wake, through Adirondack waters

A tribute to Don Morris, paddling legend, devoted father

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Insurance co. backtracks on Audubon Society cancellation after public outcry

Audubon chapter rejects offer from The Hartford to reinstate coverage

View of Hoffman Mountain from the summit of Jones Hill. Photo by Tim Rowland

Jones Hill trail a tribute to an Adirondack great

Mary Coffin was dedicated to making the North Country National Scenic Trail a reality

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