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- Marcy stewards frustrated by crowds
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- Inspectors block new Lake George invaders
- Canton church-goers at risk for COVID
- Women to swim length of Lake George
- Damage light from storm Isaias
- Local read: Life with spies and on the river
- Cathy Moore retires as publisher of ADE
- Route 73 work in Keene pushed to next week
- Emerald ash borer arrives in ADKs
Latest Adirondack News
- Marcy stewards frustrated by crowds
- Troopers say SL blast might be sonic boom
- Inspectors block new Lake George invaders
- Canton church-goers at risk for COVID
- Women to swim length of Lake George
- Damage light from storm Isaias
- Local read: Life with spies and on the river
- Cathy Moore retires as publisher of ADE
- Route 73 work in Keene pushed to next week
- Emerald ash borer arrives in ADKs
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I joined my hometown paper, The Watertown Daily Times, a week after high school graduation. Weeks later, I was covering the dedication of the Road & Rail Transportation Building at the Adirondack Museum. After Harold K. Hochschild gave Gov. Nelson Rockefeller a tour of the museum, I met them. I didn’t see a program, so I learned only later Hochschild’s decadeslong involvement in the Adirondacks, since 1905.