Upper Saranac Foundation asks state to pay share of dam repairs
The Upper Saranac Foundation is repairing its Bartlett Carry Dam and thinks the state should help pay
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State grants to fund dam repairs, cover salt piles, restore historic Adirondack building and upgrade wastewater plants
The Upper Saranac Foundation is repairing its Bartlett Carry Dam and thinks the state should help pay
A state agency is working to repair a handful of Adirondack dams, starting with the iconic Indian Lake Stone Dam.
By Tom French
Explore the remnants of William Miner's Million Dollar Dam, an engineering feat of the early 20th century, nestled in the Adirondacks' glacial landscape.
Explorer investigation spotlights safety needs of Adirondack structures
The dam “failed catastrophically” following heavy July rainstorms and will cost $3.4 million to repair, engineers said.
The 126-year-old Indian Lake Stone Dam, one of the state’s “high hazard” dams, is slated for much-needed repairs this fall.
By Tom French
Former philanthropist left his mark in Clinton County with the creation of what's known today as the Miner Institute, a working farm and research center.