Photographing the northern lights
By Mike Lynch
Johnathan Esper has photographed the northern lights in Iceland and the Adirondacks. Here he offers advice on seeing and capturing them.
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Baby black bear’s rescue is just right
Author's family intervenes to help orphaned cub in Minerva
John Hendrickson’s will: Major Adirondack estate decisions ahead
By James Odato
Details on heirs and future conservation efforts emerging around the 36,000 acre Whitney Estate
Brothers make history skiing 81 mountains in Adirondacks, Catskills
By Phil Brown
Pair documents their feat in film "Variable," which will have a Dec. 7 screening in Lake Placid
Navigating diversity in the Adirondack region: A conversation with Tiffany Rea-Fisher
Adirondack Diversity Initiative director discusses her work, and what inspires her to do it
Lake George Association dips into Adirondack Watershed Institute for new leader
Recently named director of Adirondack Watershed Institute, Brendan Wiltse will instead take charge of the Lake George Association
Author Liz Moore taps Adirondack experiences in acclaimed novel ‘The God of the Woods’
Mystery unfolds at a summer camp set among a backdrop of class issues that play out in fictional Adirondack community
Boquet River Association names new leader
Watershed group looks to ramp up efforts to protect the Boquet River
TedxTupper Lake speakers hope to inspire
By Mike Lynch
Thirteen ambitious speakers shared their perspectives on natural connections.
A reporter-turned-novelist returns to his Adirondack roots
By Lauren Yates
Christopher Mele’s career started in the Adirondacks, which led him to The New York Times. For his latest chapter: A mystery novel set in fictional Adirondack community that's a homage to his profession.