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Voluntary Organizations Assist New York State Storm Survivors

A FEMA New Release ALBANY, NY- New York State residents who suffered losses as a result of the flooding caused by Hurricane Irene last month and who still have serious unmet needs may find help through the Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD) groups now and long after the emergency phase has passed. The Federal Emergency […]

Skating: Protopopovs, Dick Button reunite at Lake Placid tribute

The adirondack almanac reports 

Young soldiers grew up watching America at war

The Watertown Daily Times reports 

Single moms majority in Albany, Schenectady and Troy

The Times Union reports 

Graded on innovation, these educators are top of the class

Lo-Hud.com reports

Clinton County added to FEMA list; Individual aid approved for Irene flood damage

The Press Republican reports

Anti-bullying speaker gives teachers tips to stop the bullying cycle

The Watertown Daily Times reports 

Leo Bourgois Golf Tournament proceeds will benefit Peru students

The 2nd Annual Leo P. Bourgeois Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, September 30th to raise funds for the scholarship in his name.  The tournament will be held at Adirondack Golf & Country Club in Peru with registration beginning at 11 a.m. and a shotgun start at noon.  The cost to enter the four person […]

Proclaiming Emancipation: Lincoln’s Journey of Measured Steps

Lincoln’s historic decision to free slaves in southern states came almost 2 years into the Civil War, and it helped the North win.  But Lincoln was not elected as an abolitionist. Local Lincoln historian Jim Howard, 2007 winner of the Horace Mann Lincoln Fellowship, offers a multi-media presentation tracing The Great Emancipator’s personal struggles with […]

Town of Jay needs volunteers for shelter kitchen

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports 

Why Texas’ Drought May Have Global Effects

Time reports 

Gov. suspends APA, DEC rules for rebuild

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports 

Water filled people’s homes in AuSable Forks

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports 

Obama signs Irene disaster declaration for NY

The Press Republican reports 

Hurricane Irene severely damages Peru’s apple crop

By John T. Ryan Last Friday was a day filled with optimism at Forrence Orchards. Jamaican men were arriving to pick one of the largest crops ever.  The orchard had been hard hit by a July hailstorm that damaged about 200,000 bushels of apples. Still, this year’s bumper crop was a reason for optimism. Today, […]

AuSable Forks cleans up after Irene

The Press Republican reports 

Storm causes damage along Route 3 corridor

The Press Republican reports 

Jay flooding historically bad

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports 

In Keene: Bridges out, roads closed, homes evacuated

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports          Click here for Keene photos

Daylight reveals massive damage

The Press Republican reports 

Irene’s wrath: 2 killed; Metro-North, NJ Transit shuttered; parkway, I-87 closings

Lo-Hud.com reports

Gov. Cuomo’s probe puts him on collision course with some of his donors

The Daily News reports   (Gazette Editorial Comment: Be prepared to be sick to your stomach as you read this article)

Remnants of Hurricane Irene pound region

The Press Republican reports 

NYS to non-profits: Tell us how much you pay

The Times Union reports