
Long Lake powers up, passing laws to oversee battery storage
Long Lake town board adopts laws related to installation of Raquette Lake microgrid battery storage facility
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Long Lake town board adopts laws related to installation of Raquette Lake microgrid battery storage facility
By Tim Rowland
Fans of both iconic Adirondack institutions gather to share stories
Raquette Lake is gearing up to host a microgrid, a battery storage facility that could help service National Grid customers to Old Forge.
By Mike Lynch
Tioga Point state campground, recently designated as unavailable for use, will open this season after all with camping resuming on Friday.
By Mike Lynch
National Grid is working to address an electrical problem that has closed state campground on Raquette Lake.
By Phil Brown
The state has added the historic Marion River carry to the Forest Preserve, ending a long-running dispute over the ownership of 216 parcels of land near the hamlet of Raquette Lake. The deal secures a five-hundred-yard trail used by paddlers portaging between Utowana Lake and the Marion River. The carry is an essential part of…