Taking Stock of Housing draws 150 attendees By Alana Penny TUPPER LAKE | On a snowy first of November, 150 individuals who work, play and live in the Adirondack Park gathered to discuss: how can you work and play in...
A lot of food ends up in landfills every year. To reduce that waste here in the North Country, there are two 'Food Waste Reduction' workshops going on this week in the Adirondacks. Lake Placid’s workshop will be at Lake...
By Tim Rowland To help deal with an estimated 7,500 housing units needed in much of the greater Adirondack region, multiple agencies, municipalities, nonprofits and even private homeowners themselves are working on it: Essex and Franklin counties have created land banks, and...
By Naj Wikoff While developing a career in the arts is never easy, it’s incredibly challenging for artists of diversity, as North Country School students and visitors learned on Saturday, Oct. 21. The students and a few from the region...
A new federal program plans to bolster the ‘green’ workforce like CCC of old By Chloe Bennett About 90 years ago, a group in the Adirondacks built trails, campsites and dams for six months while sleeping in tents. The Civilian...
JAY — The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, or NYSERDA, has designated the town of Jay a Clean Energy Community, which over time will help the community transition to cleanly produced electricity and become less reliant on...
SARANAC LAKE — More than 150 people and 57 businesses attended the Tri-Lakes Business Expo on Sept. 28 hosted by the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. The expo was held at the newly-renovated Saranac Lake Civic Center and was...
Organizations putting people before profits help fill in housing gaps By Tim Rowland At the end of the day when they would leave their jobs at Saranac Lake’s Trudeau Institute, Carrie and William White dragged their feet at the thought...
SARANAC LAKE | An upcoming community presentation will help local residents learn about energy efficiency and how to access funding and incentive programs for energy-efficient improvements. The presentation will be held at the Harrietstown Town Hall Auditorium in Saranac Lake...
By Tim Rowland On a sun-dappled afternoon along what was once the Adirondack frontier, a hateful slur was put to rest for good, and in its place blossomed an emphatic tribute to a man whose name was very nearly lost...
Annual Bike the Barns event brings attention to Adirondack agricultural heritage By Holly Riddle On Oct. 7, cyclists from around the country will take to the North Country’s backroads for the annual Bike the Barns event. The agriculture-focused cycling tour starts and...
LOWVILLE — The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) invites community members, small business owners and employees, nonprofit professionals and others interested in building welcoming and belonging in New York’s North Country to attend its 2023 annual meeting, entitled “Building Belonging in...
KEESEVILLE | The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) and Bike Adirondacks have announced the route and farm stops for this year’s Bike the Barns — a half-day bicycle tour that engages participants with North Country farms and the region’s local...
Aug 01, 2023 — In an effort to promote affordable and sustainable housing alternatives for aspiring homeowners, and the local workforce, the Adirondack North Country Association, the Cooperative Development Institute and arts groups invited community members to participate in an art...
ESSEX | The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) and Foodshed Capital have announced that Reber Rock Farm will receive financing support for a freezer project that will improve the farm’s processing and sales capacity. Farmers Racey and Nathan Henderson will...
SARANAC LAKE — Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado met with regional diversity leaders in Saranac Lake on Monday to talk about combating hate and the violence it brings. Delgado, the chair of the state’s new Hate and Bias Prevention Unit, attended...
SARANAC LAKE | As St. Regis Canoe Outfitters goes into its 40th season, it is changing ownership. Dave Cilley created the business in 1984 and has been running it ever since. Now he is passing the paddle to senior managers...
SARANAC LAKE — The Adirondack North Country Association has announced that Andrew P. Foster, a retired attorney who specializes in environmental law, has joined its board of directors. Foster’s extensive experience with environmental and energy-related issues will help advance the...
SARANAC LAKE — May 25 marked Nancy LaBombard’s 30th year serving as the staff accountant for the Adirondack North Country Association. At its quarterly board meeting on June 9, ANCA’s board of directors unanimously adopted a resolution in recognition of...
LAKE PLACID — U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, D-New York, Friday visited the Mirror Lake Beach House to promote her recently introduced legislation — the Rebuild Rural America Act of 2023 — to invest $50 billion in rural economic development, infrastructure,...
