
Future plans for 36,600-acre Whitney estate may be limited by past decisions
By James Odato
Any development for Whitney Park would require approval of master plan by Adirondack Park Agency
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By James Odato
DEC Commissioner engages with buyer to balance development and conservation at Whitney Park
By James Odato
Any development for Whitney Park would require approval of master plan by Adirondack Park Agency
By Guest writer
Adirondack Wilderness Advocates urge conservation easements for Whitney estate
By James Odato
Texas developer under contract to buy Whitney estate says he's open to exploring easement opportunities
By James Odato
Luxury resort planned for Adirondacks' pristine Whitney Park
By James Odato
Questions remain about whether the state or land trusts could play a role.
By James Odato
When a buyer is found for the sprawling 36,600-acre Adirondack estate listed at $180 million, the town is poised to receive a windfall.
By James Odato
Details on heirs and future conservation efforts emerging around the 36,000 acre Whitney Estate
By Times Union
The longtime philanthropist and Adirondack Park land owner died Monday at Saratoga Hospital
John Hendrickson is selling “Camp on a Point” on Little Tupper Lake. The 36,000-acre Whitney Park is also still for sale.