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Having a blast
April 13, 2013 When the gun debate started to heat up last year after the shootings in Newtown, Conn., I was confused. more »» 
Time to get ready for annual ice-out
April 13, 2013 As Adirondack anglers wait for the winter to come to an end, most brook trout fanatics have already completed the process of readying their gear and scouring the map. more »» 
APA approves Wild Walk
April 13, 2013 The state Adirondack Park Agency board unanimously approved the Wild Center natural history museum's Wild Walk Thursday. more »»
Vt., N.Y. bats winter in Maine to survive white nose
April 11, 2013 MONTPELIER, Vt. more »»
Conference Center will host Snowmobile Association
April 10, 2013 LAKE PLACID — The Conference Center at Lake Placid will host the New York State Snowmobile Association for its annual conference April 19-21. more »»
Nature Conservancy sells 130 acres to boys camp
April 9, 2013 INDIAN LAKE — The Nature Conservancy’s Adirondack Chapter has agreed to sell 130 acres of land in the central Adirondacks that it acquired from Finch, Pruyn and Co. to a private boys camp. more »»
Snowmobile trail suit gets green light
April 9, 2013 An Adirondack environmental group has been granted permission to continue its lawsuit against the state over the first “community connector” snowmobile trail in the Park. more »»
Wild Center boardwalk, Whiteface project top APA agenda
April 8, 2013 RAY BROOK — A new exhibit at Tupper Lake’s Wild Center will be up for approval at Thursday’s state Adirondack Park Agency meeting. more »»
Old-school approach may be the best course
April 6, 2013 In last week’s column, I wrote a story about a canoe trip that Phil Brown, editor of Adirondack Explorer magazine, undertook through private propert. more »»
Landowners to file appeal in paddling lawsuit
April 6, 2013 Landowners in Hamilton County plan to appeal a judge’s recent decision that the public has the right to paddle a 2-mile stretch of water through their propert. more »» 
Climbing cliffs closed for falcon nesting
April 6, 2013 The state Department of Environmental Conservation temporarily closed numerous rock climbing routes on Monday to protect peregrine falcon nest site. more »»
EPA OKs $243M Grasse River cleanup
April 6, 2013 MASSENA (AP) — Federal regulators have approved a $243 million plan to remove PCBs from a 7.2 mile stretch of the Grasse River in northern New York. The U.S. more »» 
46er letter tradition ends
April 4, 2013 LAKE PLACID — For decades, people looking to become members of the Adirondack 46ers were required to do two things: Hike all 46 High Peaks, and send journal entries documenting those experiences to... more »» 
Ski team assists mountain rescue
April 2, 2013 Members of the University of Vermont women’s nordic ski team, a local outfitter and forest rangers teamed up on a backcountry rescue of a woman with a serious leg injury on Dix Mountain Saturday. more »»
Town of Chester to treat Loon Lake chemically for milfoil
April 2, 2013 CHESTER — Environmentalists say they won’t challenge the state Adirondack Park Agency’s approval of a chemical application to control Eurasion milfoil in Loon Lake. more »» 
Salmon Class of 2013 ready to graduate
April 1, 2013 LAKE CLEAR — This year’s yearling stocking class of landlocked salmon from the state-run Adirondack Hatchery in Lake Clear looks like it will be pretty strong. more »» |
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