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
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Riding the rails
Adirondack Rail Trail, while still under construction, is living up to expectations By Phil Brown Now that work crews have begun removing the tracks, many cyclists can’t wait to ride the Adirondack Rail Trail. I couldn’t wait either, so … [Read more...] about Riding the rails
From eyesore to crown jewel? Tupper Lake bets big on former factory
By James M. Odato For years, economic development professionals have wrung their hands over the abandoned Oval Wood Dish factory in Tupper Lake as local leaders attempted to rebrand the village as a tourist and recreation destination. The … [Read more...] about From eyesore to crown jewel? Tupper Lake bets big on former factory
Tupper moving forward on goal to become recreation hub
Community group has set sights on town acquiring Big Tupper By James M. Odato If Tupper Lake transforms into an outdoor recreational mecca, historians may track the conversion to a welding shop. There, a dozen villagers laid maps over folding … [Read more...] about Tupper moving forward on goal to become recreation hub
Dogs on a mission in Tupper Lake
By Brandon Loomis It was a canine convention atop Coney Mountain. Chili, our rambunctious mutt (best guess a shepherd-border collie mix), strained at his leash, eager to cross the rocky plateau and greet a golden retriever named Kiefer. Manny, … [Read more...] about Dogs on a mission in Tupper Lake
Grassroots trails grow in Tupper Lake
By MIKE LYNCH About a decade ago, Jim Frenette was monkeying around with the trail groomer for the cross-country trails at the Tupper Lake Golf Course. But he needed a wrench, so he drove down the road to the workshop of his nephew, John … [Read more...] about Grassroots trails grow in Tupper Lake