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Woman waves from the front of a small wooden boat on the water. She is wearing an orange life jacket. A man in a red life jacket sits behind her and drives the boat.

History & Culture

The buzz on boat racing: Hague author preserves her town’s hidden history

By Arietta Hallock

June 20, 2024

In her new book release, Ginger Henry Kuenzel recounts the boat racing frenzy of a bygone era on Lake George.

view from terzian woodlot trail of lake george

Hiking

Terzian Woodlot: A cool hike with a cooler name

By Tim Rowland

February 22, 2024

Finding the trail is the hardest part of this outing on the northern end of Lake George

Judy Stock, publisher emerita of The Hague Chronicle

Communities

Chronicling Hague

By Tim Rowland

December 12, 2022

Community-run publication documents small-town Adirondack life

View to the northwest from fire tower on Swede Mountain in Hague.

Environment

Hiking in the name of science

By Tim Rowland

June 6, 2022

On the lookout for gypsy/spongy moth caterpillars in Hague

Environment

Hague is ‘clearly a leader’ in road salt reduction

By Zachary Matson

January 7, 2022

Community sees results after years of salt-reduction tactics