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- The case of the stolen climbing pitons
- ORDA hit with lawsuit over office building project
- State vaccine mandates likely to be upheld
- Adirondack Garden Club honors Barbara Hail
- Reporter's Notebook: Fall On A River In The Adirondacks
- Landmark contest: Name That Place: Day 1
- Mitch Lee: Adirondack Storyteller
- Reborn on the Fourth of July
- Lean-tos, and the people who love them
- Hochul touts environmental, economic projects in the Adirondacks
Latest News Headlines
- The case of the stolen climbing pitons
- ORDA hit with lawsuit over office building project
- State vaccine mandates likely to be upheld
- Adirondack Garden Club honors Barbara Hail
- Reporter's Notebook: Fall On A River In The Adirondacks
- Landmark contest: Name That Place: Day 1
- Mitch Lee: Adirondack Storyteller
- Reborn on the Fourth of July
- Lean-tos, and the people who love them
- Hochul touts environmental, economic projects in the Adirondacks
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Hmm at that Daily Beast article. I think it’s more proof that outdoors tourism is not something that’s going to slow down for the high peaks region – come hell or high water. (Pandemics & climate change?)
All the more important for govt and local stakeholders to keep hammering away at policies that help everyone protect the wilderness and also have a fun time while there. 🙂
Wait I missed the 2nd article about huge numbers of tourists. Even more so proves the point!