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Campers rescued from Big Tupper Lake
April 1, 2013 TUPPER LAKE — Two campers were rescued Sunday afternoon after getting stuck on Big Tupper Lake. more »»
Trout and salmon season opens today
April 1, 2013 ALBANY — Opening day for trout and salmon fishing is today, with high, cold water and icy banks and streambeds anticipated. more »» 
Early-spring ski to Raquette Falls
March 30, 2013 Picking the right trail or even day to ski in the early spring can sometimes be a hit-or-miss situation because snowcover on the trails is often thin. more »» 
Thou shall not covet thy neighbor’s … waters
March 30, 2013 I first learned of the court decision regarding navigation rights via an email from John Warren of the Adirondack Almanack, which read simply, “Explorer Wins Paddler’s Rights Case. more »» 
Pedaling for paws
March 30, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — Floyd Lampart has a couple of serious long-distance biking trips under his belt. In 1994, he crossed the country. more »» 
State will audit Olympic authority (update)
March 28, 2013 LAKE PLACID — The state Comptroller’s Office will audit the state Olympic Regional Development Authority, which is reportedly dealing with persistent financial issues even as its venues rebound... more »» 
Saranac Lake recreation director resigns
March 28, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — Charlie Martin is resigning as village recreation director due to what he described as a dispute over his pay and a lack of direction from the village over his job responsibilities. more »» 
Pisgah ski numbers recover from last winter
March 28, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — A longer ski season than last year led more skiers and snowboarders to hit the slope at Mount Pisgah Ski Center this winter. more »»
$20M settlement for St. Lawrence River pollution
March 28, 2013 ALBANY (AP) — Alcoa Inc. says its nearly $20 million settlement with state and federal officials and the St. more »»
State will audit Olympic authority
March 27, 2013 LAKE PLACID — The state Comptroller’s Office will audit the state Olympic Regional Development Authority, which is reportedly dealing with persistent financial issues even as its venues rebound... more »»
Piercefield asks state to halt rail spending
March 26, 2013 The Piercefield town board is asking for rail spending to stop until the state decides what will happen with the Adirondack Scenic Railroad corridor. more »» 
Rabideau: Village likely won’t back rail grant
March 26, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — Village Mayor Clyde Rabideau said Monday that he doubts the village Board of Trustees will endorse the Adirondack Railway Preservation Society’s application for a $1. more »»
DEC names snowmobiler who went into lake
March 26, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — The state Department of Environmental Conservation has released the name of the snowmobiler who plunged into Lake Flower Friday afternoon and was helped out of the water by passers-b. more »» 
Trustee upset over rail support letter
March 25, 2013 TUPPER LAKE — At least one village trustee is upset about how things went down when the village board agreed to support a grant for the Adirondack Rail Preservation Societ. more »» 
Trusting your gut: the rest of the story
March 23, 2013 A few weeks ago in this column, I recounted the story of a tragic accident that had occurred on the Chatooga River in North Carolina. more »» 
Adirondack invasive program receives national award
March 23, 2013 The Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program received the 2013 National Invasive Species Awareness Week Award in the category of Outstanding Achievement in Invasive Species Leadership. more »»
Colton: Replace railroad with trail
March 23, 2013 The Colton town board wants the railroad tracks on the Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor to be removed so a multi-use recreational trail can be built. more »» |
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