By Gwendolyn Craig The Town of Inlet will be less of a dead zone for cell service and emergency radio communications after the Adirondack Park Agency approved two new towers on Thursday. The towers, made to look like evergreens, are expected to … [Read more...] about APA approves Inlet communications towers, Crown Point solar project
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The sweetest season
Maple production in full swing By Jamie Organski Those in the mood for something sweet are in luck, as NYS Maple Weekends return March 19-20 and 26-27. As part of the annual event now in its 26th year, sugarhouses across the Adirondacks will … [Read more...] about The sweetest season
Inlet royalty
Community volunteers Tera Arey and Susan Lockyer crowned queens of the 20th Frozen Fire and Lights event By Jamie Organski As Susan Lockyer and Tera Arey began to inch closer to retirement age, they yearned for a quieter, scenic, … [Read more...] about Inlet royalty
Adele Burnett, tourism director for Inlet: ‘The Little Town That Could’
By Jamie Organski They say if you love your job, you never work a day in your life, and although Inlet Tourism Director Adele Burnett rarely has a free moment, she and the town of Inlet are a match made in small-town heaven. Burnett said she … [Read more...] about Adele Burnett, tourism director for Inlet: ‘The Little Town That Could’
In Inlet, a shuttered school is reborn
Community group creates gathering space for shared learning By Jamie Organski At one point the Inlet Common School was operating with only about 11 students in it. After voting to become a "non-operating" school district in 2019, Inlet's … [Read more...] about In Inlet, a shuttered school is reborn
Mitch Lee: Adirondack Storyteller
Adirondack tall tales from Inlet and beyond By Janet Reynolds Mention an idea or place about the Adirondacks and chances are good Mitch Lee has a story to go with it. The self-proclaimed Adirondack Storyteller has been creating and telling … [Read more...] about Mitch Lee: Adirondack Storyteller