Flooding reveals infrastructure risks in warming world
In 2024 the focus of local leaders and Adirondack Park advocates continued to focus on the growing threat of torrential rain and flooding
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In 2024 the focus of local leaders and Adirondack Park advocates continued to focus on the growing threat of torrential rain and flooding
Forest rangers had a difficult year with some challenging search and rescues, overtime grievances and more.
Exploring the impact of mold-like fungus on buildings near WhistlePig distillery
By Times Union
Climate superfund law was a top climate priority this year.
By Mike Lynch
The eclipse drew large crowds to the Adirondacks and put on a show
By Melissa Hart
Topping list: Report on remains from Lake George Revolutionary times
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 Mike Lynch
Town will add a park for swimming, hiking and skiing, due to deal facilitated by Adirondack Land Trust