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Reservations canceled at campground for people with disabilities
Paul Smith's College seeks a long-term contract to operate the campground.
Mountain Biking World Cup: Organizers gear up for Lake Placid event
As part of the series this September, Mount Van Hoevenberg to build new mountain biking course
Court: APA acted rationally in Lake George herbicide approval
Decision upholds park agency's permitting process for ProcellaCOR
WhistlePig deflects responsibility for whiskey fungus
WhistlePig Whiskey says it will consider cleaning more spotted homes in Moriah
Adirondacks’ battle against black flies: Bt’s role and debate over its use
The black fly has long been reviled in the Adirondacks. But is it time to declare a truce?
Ausable River Association plans new headquarters, name change
Ausable Preserve aims to be a hub for environmental education, conservation
Behind the scenes of law making: Join us May 15 in Albany
Our next event focuses on the complex world of environmental legislation.
Adirondack Explorer wins 7 journalism awards from New York Press Association
Environmental reporting recognized as part of award-winning work
Community celebrates Adirondack artist Ted Cornell
Participants can try out a new trail from Edward 'Ted' Cornell's storied Art Farm to a new exhibit in Whallonsburg
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What to know: Adirondack Rail Trail crossings
Both drivers and trail users should be alert at crossings along the Adirondack Rail Trail to ensure everyone's safety.
John Dillon Park’s summer opening uncertain as contract talks stall
It’s less than two months before John Dillon Park is scheduled to open and the landowner, International Paper, does not have a contract with the park’s long-time operator, Paul Smith’s College.
Celebrating 100 years: The Adirondacks’ Northville-Placid Trail legacy
A slate of events are planned this summer and fall to mark historic trail's impact on recreation in the Adirondack Park
Mad about Moxham
A hike up Moxham Mountain, a new-ish trail with a rich history and stunning viewpoints