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Fort William Henry Hotel housekeeper named NYSHTA Roomkeeper of the Year
Corrina Millington was recognized for her service and dedication to her work and the guests at the Fort William Henry Hotel
Labor Day celebrations and other Adirondack events
Events in the Adirondacks this week include live music, community arts and crafts, science lectures, and fireworks to celebrate Labor Day
Riding along the Mt. Sabattis bike trails
A guide to the Rolling Stones inspired bike trails.
COMMENTARY: Growing number of Adirondack towns pass battery storage moratoriums
Activist Violet Martin weighs in on Adirondack North Country communities that have pressed pause on battery energy storage systems
Adirondack Stories: Alvah Dunning
Alvah "Snake Eye" Dunning was a skilled hunter and guide in the 1800s, boasting his first moose kill at the age of 11
Filmmakers who captured viral ‘Champ’ footage to appoint panel for full analysis
The local filmmakers who captured a large, submerged entity in Lake Champlain are asking for professionals to verify the video
Judge strikes down New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act
The law would allow the state to charge the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies $3 billion annually over the next 25 years to pay for climate damages
The Wild Center commits to net zero emissions, a first of its kind
The Wild Center and the Global Network for Zero have taken a historic step toward the museum's decarbonization.
Cashman calls on Congress to address US-Canada tensions
Assemblyman Michael S. Cashman said escalating tariffs are having consequences for New York businesses and communities
Theodore Roosevelt’s birding journal
Theodore Roosevelt's birding journal reveals a need for conservation today.
Howitzer testing applicant: Project ‘immune’ to state regulation, APA Act
APA lawyer alleges attempts to ‘undermine the legitimacy’ of agency hearing by applicant.
How milkweed tussock moths evade predators
Milkweed tussock moths begin as black, white and orange-haired caterpillars, with barbed defenses to protect against predators