World Atlas names Bath one of the safest towns for senior living in New York. Here's why.
Bath is an attractive option for retirees seeking a tranquil yet engaging environment, according to a World Atlas analysis.
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Making paper, fish, and snow: Here's who's using the most water in the Adirondacks
Recent reporting from Zachary Matson at the Adirondack Explorer looks at who uses the most water and how a changing climate ...
Adirondack Daily Enterprise1d
Tricia Preston appointed to NCCC Board of Trustees
SARANAC LAKE — North Country Community College has announced that Tricia Preston of Lake Placid has been appointed to its ...
Islands on MSN2d
New York's 'Gateway To The Adirondacks' On The Shores Of Lake Champlain Is A Charming Outdoor Hub
Enjoy the great outdoors off the shores of Lake Champlain in this quaint outdoor hub that's been described as being New ...
Adirondack Daily Enterprise2dOpinion
It’s maple season
Of the Adirondack seasons, the sweetest one of all involves maple. It’s just a tiny blip on the calendar, nestled between ...
What are the next steps for the Whitney Park estate?
Property will be listed soon, with sale proceeds to benefit Long Lake. Questions remain about whether the state or land ...
Mansion Global7d
Showering Outside… in Manhattan? A Trending Home Amenity Might Raise Some Eyebrows.
Outdoor showers designed with luxury and experience in mind have long been a standard amenity in upscale homes in ...
Everything you should know about the Adirondack Rail Trail
The 34-mile Adirondack Rail Trail—for cyclists, hikers, and birders—winds through open wilderness while connecting scenic ...
Saratoga TODAY Newspaper7d
Whitney Park: Net Proceeds from Sale of Property Listed at More Than $100 million To Be Gifted to Upstate Town
John Hendrickson, who passed away last August, designated the Town of Long Lake as the sole beneficiary of net proceeds from ...
Adirondack Explorer7d
Whitney Park administrator says he’s ‘open to talking’ with state, land trusts regarding sale
Whitney Park administrator says the 36,600-acre property will be listed soon. Could the state or land trusts could play a role in its purchase?
WAMC Northeast Public Radio8d
New York’s North Country remembers the COVID-19 pandemic five years after it began
This month marks five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. The shutdowns have long since ...
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Burnt Hills creperie moving to ADKs, son taking over old space
Cupola Coffee and Crepes, located at 227 Kingsley Road in Burnt Hills, is getting ready to move to the Adirondacks. However, the old space in Burnt Hills will be staying in the family.