News across Clinton County

The myths and legends of Split Rock: A re-examination of 3 historical claims
The history of Split Rock on Lake Champlain is well documented, but how accurate are the various accounts?

A pollinators’ paradise, in Elizabethtown
Leah Comerford artfully blends botanicals with the landscape to benefit the wildlife in a picturesque setting.

Should the former ACR land in Tupper Lake be used for development?
A tract of 5,800 forested acres, once slated for residential development, is now up for auction, more than a decade later

Climbing St. Regis Mt., ‘Queen of the Northern Peaks’
St. Regis Canoe Area’s defining peak features a fire tower and 1,000 feet of elevation gain.

When the data tells the wrong story
ANCA shares how Adirondack data in isolation doesn't tell the full story of the region and the communities it contains
Flood studies highlight risk areas in Ausable, Boquet watersheds
Homes, businesses, government buildings in threatened zones as floods projected to grow on Adirondack rivers.

Fly of the Week: Magog Smelt
This popular pattern help with a trout and salmon catch.
Event: New York’s 30×30 goals and the role of the Adirondacks
Join Adirondack Explorer for a panel discussion about New York's goal to protect 30% of the state's lands and waters by 2030

Fall color starting to pop in the Adirondacks
I LOVE NY's Fall Foliage Report provides regular updates on seasonal color changes throughout the region

New set of poems from George Cassidy Payne: Beneath the Tamarack
North Country poet George Cassidy Payne shares a selection of new poems with themes of the Adirondacks and nature

New York’s 30×30 goal: A look at the numbers
How is the state doing in its efforts to conserve 30% of its lands and waters by 2030? How does the Adirondack Park fit into that goal?

Tales of the Adirondacks, past and present: Who was that?
OurStoryBridge shares a story from Adirondack community member Paul Martin about a young man at the Ausable Club