Around the park
09 / 21 / 2009
273 petition to keep boat launch open

Although the busy summer boating season is over, the issues surrounding invasive species in Lake Placid are spilling over into fall. Read more.

From: Adirondack Daily Enterprise

09 / 21 / 2009
Judge tosses Spiegels' APA lawsuit

A federal judge has dismissed Arthur and Margaret Spiegel's claim that the state Adirondack Park Agency maliciously targeted their Lake Placid house for an enforcement investigation. Read more.

From: Adirondack Daily Enterprise

09 / 18 / 2009
Wounded Warriors visit Inlet

Four military members injured in combat will get a taste of life in the Adirondacks this weekend as part of the Wounded Warrior Project. Read more.

From: Utica Observer-Dispatch

09 / 17 / 2009
Case made for dredging Lake George bay

Wednesday night, representatives for a proposed dredging project in Orcutt Bay told the Planning Board they would be removing 8 to 12 inches of naturally occurring sediment, as residents of neighboring condominiums who oppose the project watched silently. Read more.

From: Glens Falls Post-Star

09 / 16 / 2009
Yellow-lettered signs could go by the wayside

They've been a fixture along the highways and byways of the Adirondack Park for years - yellow and brown signs that identify the town or village you're entering, the lake you're driving by and where to find nearby shops, lodging, food and attractions. Read more.

From: Adirondack Daily Enterprise

09 / 14 / 2009
Split board approves Lows Lake wilderness designation

A narrow majority of the state Adirondack Park Agency Board of Commissioners voted Friday to approve the reclassification of the Lows Lake area, including part of the lake's bed and waters, as wilderness. Read more.

From: Adirondack Daily Enterprise

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