Saved by a spruce: Hiker survives fall off South Dix Mt.
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Rangers come to aid of experienced 46er from South Glens Falls
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Hickory Ski Center faces deadline to fund ski lifts
By Times Union
Historic, challenging ski hill has been open to uphill skiers but wants to revive lifts
Tempers lost at Adirondack library meeting
By Times Union
It's the latest controversy involving the public library, which remains closed after staff abruptly quit two months ago, citing harassment following some outcry over a drag story hour.
Health officials see above-average breathing illnesses in Essex County
By Times Union
Virus and flu cases reported in the North Country.
Lawsuit challenges New York’s ban on gas stoves
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The first-of-its-kind statewide ban was enacted earlier this year as part of the governor’s $229 billion state budget.
Fingerprint on ransom note led authorities to missing girl
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Rescue of missing 9-year-old girl came 2 days after she was abducted from Moreau State Park
Two deaths in Lake Placid plane crash
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Former NFL player Russ Francis killed
Olympic bobsledder sues over alleged sexual abuse
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Woman files claims against team chiropractor who worked with her in Lake Placid By H. Rose Schneider, Times Union An Olympic bobsledder has filed a lawsuit against a team chiropractor, alleging a decade of sexual abuse. Aja Evans filed the complaint Wednesday against chiropractor John Wilhelm, his employer Pro Chiropractic, the USA Bobsled and Skeleton…
Leaf peeping in Adirondacks should be colorful in next few weeks
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A warmer-than-normal season could delay leaves changing, but heavy rainfall this summer could brighten their colors
FBI investigates railroad track tampering in Corinth
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The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever is responsible for the tampering of a scenic railroad track