Series of raises set for employees at Olympic facilities
By James Odato
More than 160 employees of the state’s skiing and sledding mountains will be receiving a series of raises over the next four years
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By James Odato
More than 160 employees of the state’s skiing and sledding mountains will be receiving a series of raises over the next four years
By James Odato
Lake Placid resident Joe Martens returns to state post
The APA approved plans for ski trail widening, new trails and a new lift from Bear Den to Legacy Lodge at Whiteface Mountain.
By James Odato
Public responds to changes proposed by Olympic authority
By Tim Rowland
ORDA has filed notice that it plans to appeal a court decision ordering the agency to provide accident records to the Adirondack Explorer.
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By Tim Rowland
Supreme Court judge has ruled that the Olympic Regional Development Authority must provide detailed accident records to Adirondack Explorer.
By James Odato
Firm contests ORDA's bidding process, seeks to stop construction of a new Lake Placid headquarters for the Olympic Regional Development Authority.
By Tim Rowland
would be extended to employees of ORDA, the Department of Environmental Conservation and state contractors who have immediate contact with the public.
APA signed off on a new office building for the Olympic Regional Development Authority to go up near the former Adirondack Medical Center.