Who’s using the most water in the Adirondack Park?
The Adirondack Park's permitted water users pump around 12 billion gallons of water a year.
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Lake Placid’s chances of hosting Olympic events slide away, with successful test runs in Italy
By James Odato
Delegation reports successful test runs in Cortina in run up to 2026 Winter Olympics
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Adirondack-related projects the governor wants to fund in her $252B budget
Executive budget bills show more Adirondack-related initiatives that could receive funding in 2025-2026.
Olympic facilities leader restacks the authority
By James Odato
There are some changes afoot at Olympic Regional Development Authority amid leadership and operational challenges
APA approves planned upgrades to Mt. Van Ho sliding track, mountain bike course
Adirondack Park Agency commissioners approved upgrades to the Mount Van Hoevenberg sliding track and new mountain biking course
Septic system added to $40M North Creek Ski Bowl project
By James Odato
ORDA takes charge of constructing its own wastewater treatment system, as town funds fall short of goal for municipal system
Lake Placid advances as backup site for 2026 Olympic Winter sliding events
By James Odato
However, Italian efforts to build new facilities seem to be on track
Olympic authority spending $6.3M to upgrade Lake Placid training center
By James Odato
Another $96 million may be fast-tracked for Mount Van Hoevenberg
World Cup mountain bike race: Was it a success?
By James Odato
As many as 11,000 tickets issued over 3 days of mountain biking event at Mount Van Hoevenberg
Upgrades proposed at Mount Van Hoevenberg
The Adirondack Park Agency is seeking comments on proposed amendments to Mount Van Hoevenberg's management plan.