Repairing the damage of racial injustice
Champlain Valley activist Alice Green worked to shine a light on the struggles of Black Adirondackers as part of conversations around reparations
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Sawmills, springs, and sap part of Horseshoe Lake bike, hike
By Tom French
Trek takes users through littered remains of Abbot Augustus Low’s former empire
Miniature Route 66: The story behind the Adirondack roadside attraction
The lasting legacy of a grandfather's labor of love
President Quezon Day brings Filipino heritage to the Tri-Lakes
The president of the Philippines once lived in Saranac Lake when he was a TB patient.
Six Nations center looks to build for future generations
Museum project in Onchiota will allow for expansion and preservation of local Indigenous artifact collections
Wandering Wanakena: A town known for its iconic footbridge
By Tom French
Once a bustling mill town, Wanakena continues to make a name for itself
Wild Center’s ‘Clothesline’ shines a light on the people behind the farms
By Tom French
Donated clothing documents labor behind Adirondack agriculture
Small Adirondack community rallies to change racist hill name
Name-change petition circulates for renaming hill in Franklin County after historic Black settlers
Aviators and adventurers: Airplanes’ impact on the Adirondacks
By Holly Riddle
New book “Aviation in the Adirondacks” by Aurora Pfaff explores regional flight history
Boomtown to bust: The lasting impacts of the rise and fall of industry in the Adirondacks
By Tim Rowland
Economic disruption that hit the Adirondacks in the post-WWII era can still be seen today