
Seagle Festival: Uncovering future opera stars for 110 years
Schroon Lake's Seagle Festival attracts talent from around the world to take part in summer theater season
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By Tim Rowland
Mary Coffin was dedicated to making the North Country National Scenic Trail a reality
Schroon Lake's Seagle Festival attracts talent from around the world to take part in summer theater season
By Tim Rowland
Humble little Jones Hill, an 1,880-foot bump in the town of Schroon, doesn’t draw much attention—just yet.
Adirondack Park Agency and company tied to Word of Life settle over wetland fill
Investigation address is the site of a Word of Life campground called The Pines
By Tim Rowland
Spectacle Pond, a jaunt that follows Spectacle Brook outside of Schroon Lake, makes for great mud season hike
By Times Union
Craig Stump, 8, found half-century-old class ring at the Schroon Lake beach
By Tim Rowland
Yes, they really are "that bad" this year in the Adirondacks
An Adirondack institution known for its summer camps on Schroon Lake and Bible school, Word of Life turns 75
Severance Mountain has inspired generations of artists, view seekers