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Reynolds, Keyes capture Great Adirondack Trail Run trophies

June 19, 2013 KEENE VALLEY — Tim Reynolds and Sarah Keyes were crowned as champions Saturday in the 11.5-mile Great Adirondack Trail Run. more »»

APA, ORDA appointments pending

June 18, 2013 A string of appointments to the boards of state Adirondack Park Agency and state Olympic Regional Development Authority are expected to be approved before the legislative session wraps up this week... more »»

Hitched hikers

June 18, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — A pair of local residents have become the first married couple to complete the Saranac Lake 6. more »»

State Senate would ban feral swine

June 18, 2013 ALBANY — The state Senate Monday passed a bill that would prohibit the importation and possession of Eurasian boar, otherwise known as feral swine. more »»

APA approves new Whiteface ski patrol building

June 17, 2013 RAY BROOK — The state Adirondack Park Agency has approved plans for a new ski patrol building at Whiteface Mountain Ski Center. more »»

Outdoor quiz for an indoor day

June 15, 2013 As the skies continue to drip and drizzle with a miserable mix of rain, winds and foggy morns, hardy Adirondackers have learned to take it all in strid. more »»

Adirondack SUP Festival expands activities

June 15, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — After a strong turnout for the inaugural Adirondack SUP Festival last June, the organizers have added a number of activities to this year’s event, which takes place Friday, June 21... more »»

Santa Clara board supports reopening railroad plan

June 15, 2013 The town of Santa Clara has joined the list of municipalities to endorse reopening the unit management plan for the Remsen-Lake Placid railroad corridor. more »»

APA commissioner saluted as he retires

June 15, 2013 RAY BROOK — Cecil Wray was praised for his legal insight, his quick wit and his dedication to the Adirondacks at his last state Adirondack Park Agency board meeting Thursday. more »»

State buys 300 acres beside Hudson River

June 15, 2013 The state has purchased nearly 300 acres along the Hudson River in Columbia County for $1.6 million. more »»

Wilderness vs. wild forest

June 13, 2013 RAY BROOK — If you were keeping score, it was 14 to 12. more »»

Former Finch lands to open for recreation this weekend

June 13, 2013 The state is opening up portions of two recently acquired former Finch, Pruyn and Co. timberlands in the central Adirondacks to paddling, hiking and fishing. Gov. more »»

Senate says yes to swap state land for mining

June 13, 2013 ALBANY — The state Senate gave second passage Wednesday to a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow for a land swap between the state and a mining company in the Essex County town of... more »»

NY will open 2 parking areas for upper Hudson paddlers

June 12, 2013 ALBANY (AP) - New York conservation officials have established two new parking areas on recently purchased public land in the central Adirondacks, effectively opening more than a dozen miles of the... more »»

Long, slow climb to screening movie about 46er matriarch

June 12, 2013 LAKE PLACID — “The Mountains Will Wait for You,” and the film will wait, too. It took Fred Schwoebel 20 years to finish his movie about Grace Hudowalski, matriarch of the Adirondack 46ers. more »»

Senate OKs bill for removal of disruptive campers

June 12, 2013 ALBANY — The state Senate on Tuesday approved a new law that would make it easier for campground owners to remove disruptive guests. Sen. more »»

Whiteface ski patrol building on Adirondack Park Agency agenda

June 12, 2013 RAY BROOK — The state Adirondack Park Agency will consider a series of upgrades at Whiteface Mountain Ski Center at its one-day meeting Thursday at its headquarters. more »»

 
 

 

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