The battle against Lake George beach closures
By Kris Parker
A series of beach closures has sparked an intensive search for the origin of contamination
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Renewable energy research uses Lake George as lab
A research project kicking off on Lake George and two other New York lakes could help the United States further its renewable energy goals.
Adirondack Council calls for widespread septic regulations
By Ry Rivard
In a new position paper, the Adirondack Council argues that leaking septic systems pose a growing threat to waterways around the park.
Seasonal businesses scramble to find workers
By Mike DeSocio
‘We need everybody that we can get:" An uncertain visa program squeezes summer employers
Retiring school mascots
By Mike DeSocio
Adirondack schools move away from Native American team names, although some remain unchanged.
Lake George commission eyes weed killer that worked on Minerva Lake
The Adirondack Park Agency said a newly approved herbicide worked well killing Eurasian watermilfoil on Minerva Lake.
What to do about harmful algal blooms?
By Ry Rivard
Lake George water studies have warned about septic tank sewage polluting the lake. The state has done little about it.
Lake George groups join forces and merge to battle new threats
By Ry Rivard
Lake George, a beloved Adirondack destination, now has a unified voice among its protectors. After years of overlapping missions and messages, the Lake George Association and the Fund for Lake George will merge.
New water rules provide protection for Lake George
By Ry Rivard
The Lake George Park Commission approved new construction regulations on Tuesday designed to keep the lake clear of algal blooms and other signs of pollution.
Remnants of the past: Lake George construction site exposes burial ground
Bones tell park's Revolution story, and raise questions about protections