CATSKILL — Harmful algae blooms spotted on the Hudson River in early September are gone, and the state is launching a new method of tracking them. Widespread harmful algae blooms [HABs] in the river and its tributaries were identified in the area, mainly in Kingston, as well as sightings ...
LAKE PLACID — Maple producers across the Tri-Lakes area have opened their sugarhouses to visitors this year as part of New York State’s Maple Weekends, a statewide celebration of maple sugaring season. Adirondack Maple Weekends began last week and continue through this weekend, March ...
TUPPER LAKE — Deja vu? By sheer coincidence, “Mamma Mia!” is returning to the Tri-Lakes high school theatre scene, this time in Tupper Lake. On the (dancing) heels of Saranac Lake High School’s production a couple of weeks ago, the Tupper Lake Red & Black Players are putting on ...
LAKE PLACID — New York State Public Health Association’s Climate Committee will present “Climate Communications Through the Arts: Sparking Community Engagement” at High Peaks Resort on on April 22. “Climate Communications Through the Arts” coincides with the 56th anniversary of ...
BLOOMINGDALE – The St. Armand town council passed a one-year moratorium on the installation of battery energy storage systems on Thursday, an effort to give the community more time to research this new technology and decide whether or not they want one in their town. The energy company ...
TUPPER LAKE — A wanted Tupper Lake man evaded authorities not once, not twice but three times in one day. It was only after his fourth breakaway on foot — and a subsequent chase that lasted around 30 minutes — when he was taken into custody, according to police, who added that a private ...