News across Franklin County
Adirondack Almanack
Published September 21Miniature mysteries: Lichen moths
Brightly-colored painted lichen moths, unlike their drab counterparts, are day-flying moths, feeding on lichen and algae
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Published September 20The Adirondack 46: One last hike
Becoming a 46er was 10 years in the making for Laura Ykema, but the experience brought welcome growth and change
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Published September 19Part 5: The president and his fishing guides, 1926 summer White House
The Adirondack summer of 1926 continued for President Coolidge as he continued to fish as frequently as he could
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Published September 19Lake Champlain cooperative announces treatment to control sea lamprey
A single sea lamprey can kill the equivalent of approximately 40 pounds of fish in year, a significant parasite in Lake Champlain
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Published September 18The 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?
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Published September 18Climbing 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.
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Published September 17When 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
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Published September 17Fly of the Week: Magog Smelt
This popular pattern help with a trout and salmon catch.
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Published September 16Fall color starting to pop in the Adirondacks
I LOVE NY's Fall Foliage Report provides regular updates on seasonal color changes throughout the region
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Published September 15The Wild Center welcomes 2 million visitors and counting
In its 20th year, The Wild Center has welcomed more than 2 million visitors, seeing its busiest season on record
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Published September 15Bitten by a dog on a trail? Here’s what to do
How one woman's harmful encounter with a dog on a trail led to a bigger question.
Adirondack Almanack
Published September 14Native sunflowers: Solar avatars
Native sunflowers in the northern U.S. inhabit woodlands and do well in fields, meadows and floodplains, depending on the variety