Open Space Institute leader to pass the conservation torch
By Tim Rowland
Under Kim Elliman’s leadership, OSI protected, opened to the public more than 160,000 acres of mountains, forests and water in the Adirondacks
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Antarctica research trip deepens appreciation of winter
Adirondack Watershed Institute scientist pursues dreams of researching ecosystems in Antartica's McMurdo Dry Valleys
Paul Smith’s College professor digs into evolving ways climate change is taught
Paul Smith's College professor digs into evolving ways climate change is taught, and the missed opportunities
Teen creates nature activity book to teach kids about Adirondack flora, fauna
A Saranac Lake teen created an activity book to teach other kids about the flora and fauna of the Adirondacks
The biggest show in Old Forge
For Old Forge, the Strand is more than a theater, it's a community gathering place
Adaptive ski instructor learned to tailor approach
By Tim Rowland
James Hayes helps people with disabilities enjoy alpine skiing, through his work as an instructor for a program at state-run ski facilities
John Dillon, who died last week, left an Adirondack legacy
The retired chairman and CEO of International Paper and Adirondack Park philanthropist John Dillon died last week.
How will climate change alter history?
An Adirondack historian is researching how climate change will affect culture and history for a statewide climate assessment
Adirondack Council’s executive director to step down in September
Adirondack Council Executive Director Willie Janeway will step down from his post on Sept. 15, after more than a decade.
For Lake George mayor, a long career dedicated to lake protection
Robert Blais is believed to be the country's longest-serving mayor. He's retiring at the end of March after 52 years in office