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The Adirondack Explorer is a nonprofit magazine covering the Adirondack Park's environment, recreation and communities.
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Route 73 parking closed April 21 UPDATE: We’ve now got the full story posted here. April 20: We’re pursuing a story right now about the pull-outs/parking areas along Route 73 being closed off between the Beer Walls parking and Roaring Brook Falls trailhead. Stay tuned for more information. — Melissa Hart
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With the lessons learned in this grand historical experiment, and some experience, wisdom, and insight, how do we refocus on the promise and vision of the APA Act?
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Tony D’Elia led call to 'abolish the APA'
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Lost hiker located at OK Slip Falls; new Smokey Bear sign installed at Caroga Lake.
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As the APA worked to develop its land use plan, backlash against agency continued to grow
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The APA had a big goal and a small budget. They had a little over a year to write two huge land use plans.
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Harold Hochschild knew that passing the Adirondack Park Agency Act was easy, compared with what would happen next.
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"There is an endless supply of adventure here with so much left to explore any time of year."
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A nine-part series that tells the story of the at-times contentious campaign to create the Adirondack Park Agency
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How George Davis and other environmentalists took over the Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks.