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Adirondack Park Agency denies appeal for Lewis artillery range
The application remains incomplete after five reviews by the agency.
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By Tim Rowland
Close to Death is a shorter, easier hike up Seventy Mountain, a 2,200-foot eminence that’s part of the Jay Wilderness.
The application remains incomplete after five reviews by the agency.
The U.S. Army halts cannon test-fires in the Adirondacks amid appeals over application issues with the Adirondack Park Agency.
The Adirondack Council is calling on the APA to hold a hearing and create a policy against private party military weapons testing in the park.
A national security consulting firm wants to fire military cannons and use an Essex County mountain as a backstop
By Tim Rowland
New West Valley Trail in Lewis gives glimpse into past uses
By Tim Rowland
Lagging in Wi-Fi access, rural neighbors work together to forge connections