
Winter magic, in ice
By Holly Riddle
Ice Castles attraction brings wintertime magic, new tourism opportunity to Lake George
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By Holly Riddle
Ice Castles attraction brings wintertime magic, new tourism opportunity to Lake George
A hike through layers of clouds
The system will convert wastewater into treated effluent that will prevent additional nitrates into the lake.
By Mike DeSocio
As harmful algal blooms appear in more Adirondack locations, scientists and researchers work to figure out reasons why
Latest sighting garnered little public attention despite heightened water quality concerns
Advocates with an Adirondack-wide interest in water issues hope a new Lake George septic program could inform programs around the region.
Swimmer conquers Lake George twice in back-to-back slogs
Charlotte Brynn crossed Lake George, joining the select few who have accomplished the task.
Harmful algal blooms confirmed for the southern end of Lake George, portions of Lake Champlain.
Local governments in the Lake George basin, have been under more pressure to address leaking septic systems that could be impacting water quality.