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Signor Rd, 8 a.m., May 17, 2022

Peru’s soil is a thing of beauty

Peru is well-known for its productive apple orchards. It’s also well-known for its productive dairy farms. Our beautiful soil has to be one of the reasons.

Conservation group, municipality sue to block Lake George herbicide use

Source: Conservation group, municipality sue to block Lake George herbicide use

It’s a beautiful day to take a ride in Peru, NY folks!

The Adirondacks need to diversify. But are words like “overcrowding” keeping people away? | NCPR News

Source: The Adirondacks need to diversify. But are words like “overcrowding” keeping people away? | NCPR News

Ausable River Association announces spring guided watershed tours

WILMINGTON — The Ausable River Association (AsRA) has announced the schedule for their free, guided interpretive outdoor programs in the northern Adirondacks this spring. “We are excited to grow our popular guided watershed tours this year,” said Kelley Tucker, AsRA’s Executive Director. “We’re offering guided tours in all seasons this year, and our spring tours […]

Ward Lumber Honored

Senator Stec and the men and women of Ward Lumber after receiving their official state Historic Business Preservation Registry Certificate  Senator Dan Stec (R,C-Queensbury) today presented Jay Ward and the workers of Ward Lumber with the official state certificate honoring the company for its addition to the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. The registry […]

Below the Clouds at Adirondack Regional Airport – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Below the Clouds at Adirondack Regional Airport – – The Adirondack Almanack

Ever gotten lost on an Adirondack canoe trail? This new paddling app can help, just in time for summer. | NCPR News

Source: Ever gotten lost on an Adirondack canoe trail? This new paddling app can help, just in time for summer. | NCPR News

Wilmington wildlife –  Refuge to reopen with new look, animals Adirondack Explorer

Source: Wilmington wildlife – Adirondack Explorer

FirstNet cell towers being built in Essex, Clinton counties | Sun Community News 

Source: FirstNet cell towers being built in Essex, Clinton counties | Sun Community News ELIZABETHTOWN | Many towers connect FirstNet network, a public-private project through AT&T.

Fire danger ‘high’ across the North Country | NCPR News

Source: Fire danger ‘high’ across the North Country | NCPR News

Philadelphia: Here we come!

  Clinton County is proud to announce that the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has approved the application submitted to continue Essential Air Service at the Plattsburgh International Airport through the Alternate Essential Air Service program (AES). DOT will provide almost $10 million for AES over a 27 month term from July 1, 2022 through […]

Adirondacks-based reporter on covering war in Ukraine

Source: Adirondacks-based reporter on covering war in Ukraine

Stefanik Announces Air Service Will Continue at Ogdensburg, Plattsburgh Airports

Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Elise Stefanik today announced that the Department of Transportation (DOT) will provide up to $20.7 million in grant funding to continue Essential Air Service in Ogdensburg and Plattsburgh through the Alternate Essential Air Service (AEAS) program. This grant funding will be used to secure nonstop, roundtrip flights from Ogdensburg International Airport […]

Honor flights resume this Saturday, May 14th

A message from Barrie Finnegan, Director of the North Country Honor flight North Country Honor Flight will begin a big year next weekend May 14th with its first two flights of the year. With eight flights scheduled this will be the first of four flight days with two aircraft on each day.  The send off ceremony […]

Border businesses say Canadian tourism is coming back to life | NCPR News

Source: Border businesses say Canadian tourism is coming back to life | NCPR News

New Yorkers with Vermont ties push for a new bridge across the lake – VTDigger

Source: New Yorkers with Vermont ties push for a new bridge across the lake – VTDigger

2022 Upstate NY Summer Travel Guide: Things to do, places to visit, more – syracuse.com

Source: 2022 Upstate NY Summer Travel Guide: Things to do, places to visit, more – syracuse.com

In the North Country, reactions to potential abortion bans are mixed | NCPR News

Source: In the North Country, reactions to potential abortion bans are mixed | NCPR News

CVPH Nurses Association members vote to authorize a strike | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: CVPH NYSNA members vote to authorize a strike | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The University of Vermont Health Network at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, CVPH, has been in negotiations with New York State Nurses Association, NYSNA, for the past tw

Boat inspection starts Memorial Day weekend | Sun Community News PAUL SMITHS

Source: Boat inspection starts Memorial Day weekend | Sun Community News PAUL SMITHS | Throughout the Adirondacks, 60 boat launches will offer free boat inspections and washing.

Rangers conduct wilderness rescue in North Elba, respond to brush fire in Lake Luzerne – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Rangers conduct wilderness rescue in North Elba, respond to brush fire in Lake Luzerne – – The Adirondack Almanack

Fewer people, but still fewer homes – Adirondack Explorer

Source: Fewer people, but still fewer homes – Adirondack Explorer

Chef Curtiss: a chilled soup in spring green | NCPR News

Source: Chef Curtiss: a chilled soup in spring green | NCPR News