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New coordinator aims to unite Lake Champlain conservation efforts

Sue Hagar takes helm of coalition working to protect watershed from pollution, climate threats Click here for the Adirondack Explorer story  The Peru Gazette is posting this story a month late; however, it’s a very important story 

Lewis residents push back against military exercises

Tensions rise as tactical tests, proposed cannon testing disrupts life in small Adirondack community Click here for the Adirondack Almanac story 

Adirondack market gardening reality check

Advice for beginners from Tangleroot Farm Click here for the Adirondack Almanac story 

NY Senator Schumer highlights North Country healthcare costs during shutdown

Click here for the NCPR story 

RV park expansion on Great Sacandaga Lake reveals tensions in APA review process

Click here for the Adirondack Explorer story 

Natural gas prices are low, but your monthly gas bill is up. Here’s why

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Superintendent of Highways Candidates Respond to Peru Gazette Questions

Incumbent Republican Michael Farrell is seeking reelection as Peru Superintendent of Highways on the Republican Party line. Chip Blair, also a registered Republican, is seeking election on the Democratic Party line. The Peru Gazette posed three questions to each candidate. Here are their responses. 1. Summarize your educational background, a brief employment history, a little […]

Insurance rates could double for some in the North Country if healthcare tax credits expire

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ADK puts Cascade Ski Center up for sale at $2.85M

Click here for the Adirondack Explorer story 

Keeseville Community Arts Festival to Transition to Keeseville Free Library Leadership in 2026

AdkAction and the Keeseville Free Library are pleased to announce that the Keeseville Community Arts Festival, a beloved celebration of arts and community, will transition to new leadership beginning in 2026. The Library will now serve as the lead organizer of the event, with AdkAction providing support throughout the transition year. The 2026 Keeseville Community […]

North Country farms are caught between labor shortages and visa limits

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Planning Board Agenda – WEDNESDAY, September 10, 2025 @ 6:00 PM

TOWN OF PERU CALL MEETING TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL APPROVAL June  2025 minutes OPEN FLOOR to public hearing APPLICATIONS: P2025-0014 Site Plan Review;Food Truck, Michele Belanger, 280.1-5-6,  2 Gorman Way P2025-0015 Merge, Forrence Orchards Inc, 268.-1-49 & 268.-1-35.1, 307 Route 22B                      ANY […]

Here’s what you should know about COVID-19 vaccines for this fall

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How the drought impacted Adirondack fall foliage

This year’s fall foliage hasn’t been as colorful as some years due to a number of factors, including the drought. Click here for teh Adirondack Explorer story 

After multi-week picket, workers and bosses reach agreement at St. Albans dairy plant

Click here for the VTDigger story 

People come from miles around!

Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 – A typical fall Saturday morning at Rulf’s Orchard. The Woodley family from Champlain stopped by as have many others.

People love Dunkin. Is it the donuts or coffee?

Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 – A typical ANY Saturday morning at Dunkin Donuts on the Bear Swamp Rd.

Low water levels on Lake Champlain shorten Fort Ticonderoga Ferry’s season

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Outgoing Code Enforcement Officer expresses unhappiness with town board and what he labeled as “toxic behavior”in town hall

By John T Ryan  Warning: Some readers and video viewers may find the wording on Mr. Guynup’s shirt objectionable.  Peru, NY – Following department reports Peru Town Supervisor commented on that the town board’s September 22, 2025 agenda was unusually brief. When he called on Code Enforcement Officer Bob Guynup the evening’s atmosphere changed. Guynup, […]

Governor direct state agencies to accelerate renewable energy development and construction

Governor Hochul News Release of 9/26/25 – As part of New York’s all-of-the-above energy strategy, Governor Kathy Hochul today announced a coordinated set of actions to accelerate the deployment and construction of reliable and clean energy across New York State that will help stabilize energy prices. Recognizing the near-term need for power to meet increasing […]

A decade later, Burlington’s downtown mall redevelopment opens

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New development brings nearly 100 affordable homes to Shelburne

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Home charging gives EV owners a big advantage

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Is it time for a regional strategy around EV infrastructure in the Adirondacks?

How to go about addressing EV charging gaps? Click here for the Adirondack Explore story

Environmental group accuses Olympic Authority of ignoring regulations in work on bike race course

Officials acknowledge lack of DEC permit, promise restoration after mountain bike races conclude Click here for the Adirondack Explorer story