Adirondack communities receive funding for dam repairs, water quality improvements
State grants to fund dam repairs, cover salt piles, restore historic Adirondack building and upgrade wastewater plants
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State grants to fund dam repairs, cover salt piles, restore historic Adirondack building and upgrade wastewater plants
By Mike Lynch
The state Department of Transportation has received a federal grant for a two-part study to look at ways to reduce wildlife-vehicle accidents and improve habitat connectivity.
Some reviews to continue into 2025
New programs and projects work toward increasing access for people with disabilities
By Tim Rowland
Explorer's 'Jobs 2.0' series dug into past, present and future of employment in the Adirondacks
By Melissa Hart
Hotel glut, Big Tupper, bears, oh my! A look at the top Adirondack headlines from the past year.
By Mike Lynch
Town will add a park for swimming, hiking and skiing, due to deal facilitated by Adirondack Land Trust
By James Odato
The champion ski team of Adirondack Park's only four-year school is featured in a new documentary.
Public invited to comment on Lake Champlain Transportation Co. plans for $1.4M marina overhaul
By Tim Rowland
Finding the true summit of Baxter takes a bit more work.