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- St. Lawrence County admin: Phase 2 is pending 'review of the metrics'
- Essex Co. ranks low in census response
- Cuomo extends Phase 1, to much confusion
- Lake George Hike-A-Thon goes virtual
- Border towns suffer from lack of access
- Amid real estate turbulence, brokers see upswing
- Warren Co. advocates for taller cell towers
- Multiple fires lead officials to caution campers
- Adirondack summer camps close or adapt for pandemic summer
- Lake George parasail permits get safety updates after near-drowning
Latest Adirondack News
- St. Lawrence County admin: Phase 2 is pending 'review of the metrics'
- Essex Co. ranks low in census response
- Cuomo extends Phase 1, to much confusion
- Lake George Hike-A-Thon goes virtual
- Border towns suffer from lack of access
- Amid real estate turbulence, brokers see upswing
- Warren Co. advocates for taller cell towers
- Multiple fires lead officials to caution campers
- Adirondack summer camps close or adapt for pandemic summer
- Lake George parasail permits get safety updates after near-drowning
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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.