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Latest News Headlines
- Home in Old Forge area demolished by massive explosion
- Summer reads: New releases by regional authors
- Got fish? Let's eat!
- Fort Drum helicopters to train over Adirondacks in August
- Future of some snowmobile trails remains murky after court decision
- North Country making final push for universal broadband
- A summer working on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail
- As caterpillars turn into gypsy moths, a respite for trees
- State preserves 8,000 acres in St. Lawrence County
- Locals and landlords square off over short-term rentals
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I fear city types moving up in the area will demand city like services and not rustic like services.
The way the world, including our “Great society”, is all hooked up to wires LeRoy, I don’t think it really matters where anyone is from anymore. We’re all becoming the same species, all copying the other, all seemingly having the appearance of being more and more in a zombie state………… Well, not really ‘all’ but damn near which is a frightening thing if you ask me.