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Adirondack Almanack
Published September 24COMMENTARY: Do we really need more ‘Forever Wild’ land?
The region should prioritize community support over multi-million dollar land acquisitions
Adirondack Almanack
Published September 2480-year-old Saratoga man dies in glider collision
Plus: A fire in Newcomb, Injured hikers and a lost hiker found on an unmarked trail in this week's forest ranger report
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Published September 24Bike the Barns, Oktoberfest and other Adirondack area events
Events throughout the region this week include fall festivals, historic reenactments, outdoor activities and much more
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Published September 24Massive lakes formed as glaciers retreated from Northern New York. A geologist thinks they need new names.
As technology advances knowledge of ancient lake boundaries, a retired SUNY professor aims to unite researchers around a common naming convention that also pays homage to Indigenous peoples.
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Published September 24Fall color outlook: What to expect in the Adirondacks
Shades of red, orange and yellow are starting to pop up as fall begins.
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Published September 23Fall foliage continues to emerge across New York state
The Adirondacks are leading the most significant changes this weekend.
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Published September 23Adirondack Stories: Frederic Remington
Though Frederic Remington became a cowboy and lover of the Wild West, he grew up in the Adirondacks and spent his summers there
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Published September 23Adirondack historian Phil Terrie speaks to ‘wilderness’ mystique
How wilderness came to be defined by the people with wealth, power and who was left out of the 'forever wild' narrative
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Published September 23Cashman calls for transparency around automated surveillance cameras
North Country representative Michael Cashman said he's pursuing legislative solutions to strengthen privacy around surveillance
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Published September 23Adaptive kayaking opens Adirondack waters to paddlers with disabilities
Vermont-based program uses specialized equipment to help people with disabilities paddle independently
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Published September 22OurStoryBridge Listens: Fighting for conservation for 30 Years
Rocci Aguirre, executive director for the Adirondack Council, discusses the conservation challenges impacting the Adirondack Park
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Published September 22What I did over my summer vacation: Tupper Lake trade crews weigh in
Seven Tupper Lake high schoolers opted for hard, manual labor this summer, learning new skills and discovering careers on the way