Accessible recreation isn’t just for adults. There is a variety of options in the Adirondacks for children and young people as well. Nichole Evans, a Saratoga County resident whose family has a camp in Lake Luzerne, describes her son, … [Read more...] about Disabled teen finds ways to get outside
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Remembering an Adirondack legend
Richard Persico led the Adirondack Park Agency through its tumultuous early years By Tim Rowland In 1973, years' worth of exceedingly painstaking scouting, planning, mapping, theorizing, lawyering, writing, editing, re-editing and … [Read more...] about Remembering an Adirondack legend
Young, rural and queer
Podcast sorts through issues around gender identity, growing up gay in the Adirondacks By Megan Plete Postol Peru native Colby Jeannine Fortin has launched a podcast that addresses LGBTQ+ issues in rural areas and has served as a catalyst to … [Read more...] about Young, rural and queer
Inspired by nature
In 50 years as a working artist, Barney Bellinger has elevated the Adirondacks arts scene; marks milestone with dual shows By Holly Riddle Adirondack artist Barney Bellinger’s work spans more than five decades and just about as many mediums. … [Read more...] about Inspired by nature
Bill McKibben launches new climate projects
Author and climate activist Bill McKibben has created two new initiatives. The first is a newsletter he's titled "The Crucial Years," available through Substack with various subscription options. In the introduction to the newsletter, he writes … [Read more...] about Bill McKibben launches new climate projects
Bill Amadon: Artist, trail builder, stewardship coordinator
Brief bio: Bill Amadon Age: 65. Birthplace: Gloversville (raised in Piseco). Residence: Essex. Occupation: Stewardship coordinator for Champlain Area Trails; registered outdoor guide; artist. Accomplishments: Built … [Read more...] about Bill Amadon: Artist, trail builder, stewardship coordinator