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Speedboats Return to Lake George This Weekend
When Jason Saris, Rick Gage and Norm Dascher realized they needed to change the perception… More »
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What a Spectacle was Paris: 19th Century French Prints at The Hyde
Toulouse-Lautrec & Company: Prints from the Belle Époque, an exhibition featuring ten lithographs by Toulouse-Lautrec… More »
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Fort Ticonderoga Opens for 2012 Season
Fort Ticonderoga opens for its 103rd season on May 18 with new exhibitions, events and… More »
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European Cars to be Displayed at Saratoga Auto Museum
“The British are coming!” says Jean Hoffman, a trustee at the Saratoga Automobile Museum (SAM)…. More »
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Remembering Lake George Racer, Boat Builder Bill Morgan
Bill Morgan, the individual most responsible for reviving wooden speedboat building in North America, died… More »
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Make Way for Pedal Cabs: Green Rides Coming to Lake George
Increasingly common from Vancouver to Manhattan, pedal cabs are making their way to Lake George…. More »
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Go Native: Getting Ready for Spring Planting, Do You Know What Zone You Are?
Well, it isn’t spring just yet – but the warm temperatures and lack of snow… More »
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From the Studio to the Shop: ANCA’s Annual Buyers Days Show Connects Adirondack Artisans with Local Retailers
Throughout the Adirondacks, cottage industries are thriving. Some people move here to practice a craft,… More »
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Tales from Golden Heart, Part Two: In the 1960s, McKendree Spring was Bolton Landing’s Rock Band in Residence
Golden Heart farm, the Bolton Landing artists’ colony established by Thomas and Weber Furlong in… More »
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Tales from Golden Heart, Part One: Sketches from a Bolton Landing Artists’ Colony of the 1930s
Once there was an artists’ colony in Bolton Landing, on the slope of Federal Hill… More »
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