News across Franklin County

Environmental groups push for dismissal of Adirondack Park Agency howitzer hearing
Adirondack Park Agency attorney accuses permit applicant of stalling project review of proposed artillery testing site in Lewis, suggest moving to APA board vote.

North Country deputies sometimes paid to help arrest immigrants
One collaboration is called Operation Stonegarden. New York has participated since 2009. Governor Kathy Hochul supports it. It pays counties along the border with Canada to work with U.S. Border Patrol, including detaining immigrants. This year, Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Franklin,…

Foreclosure auction set for 5,800 acres part of failed Tupper Lake development
The land that made up the majority of the unrealized Adirondack Club and Resort project will be auctioned on Sept. 18

Visits from family, heavy rain around the world and other updates
Consistent rain kept Gary Lee's garden watered for the past few weeks and helped prepare plants for the Old Forge Garden Club sale

Fly of the Week: Art Flick’s Blue Winged Olive
This pattern is hardly found in fly fishing literature, but remains perfect for a rainy day.

Free public forum to cover solar power in the Adirondacks
A public forum in September will answer community questions about installing and maintaining residential solar power systems

Trump’s trade war with Canada sends shockwaves through New York
The president's recent ratcheting of new tariffs and retaliation by Canada may have strong economic and political impacts in NY ahead of this year's midterms.

Time travel: Honoring Roosevelt’s Tahawus ride to the presidency
Teddy Roosevelt's ride to the presidency took much longer than it would today, even with his horse and buggy speeding down the road

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.

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

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