Adirondack Renaissance Man – Fred Streever
When Bolton Landing outdoors writer Fred Streever died in 1955, his passing was mourned in… More »
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Lake George Man Invents Safety Device for Snowboarders: the Booty Guard
When Denis Lemek was a boy, he cracked his tailbone during a tobogganing accident. He… More »
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Adirondack Ski Areas Revived
Two areas with deep roots in Adirondack skiing—Big Tupper and Hickory—entered their second season of… More »
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When There’s an Emergency, Volunteers Respond – No Matter What the Season
Living on a 32 mile lake, the first responders from communities in the Lake George… More »
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Adirondack Museum – 2012 Cabin Fever Sunday Schedule
January 29 Big Cats of the Adirondacks Presentation by Paul Jensen, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of… More »
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Beer Aged in Bourbon Barrels to be Feted at Adirondack Brew Pub
“Adirondack,” the only beer wholly brewed and bottled in the Adirondacks, made here in Lake… More »
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Area Ski Centers Open for Business
The lake is still open, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t good skiing at Gore,… More »
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Kind of Local Music: The Best of Kind of Local 2011
From the musicians who have roots in the area and those who have become local… More »
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We’ve Got Jobs: Marinas Turn to Schools for Skilled Workforce
In this section of upstate New York, where the unemployment rate is roughly 7%, finding… More »
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Gift Idea: Adirondack Books from Trees
“People who love the Adirondacks have an almost insatiable appetite for the history of the… More »
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