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Hear about the wild ideas that became “A Wild Idea: How the Environmental Movement Tamed the Adirondacks” by Brad Edmondson.
Adirondack Explorer Editor Brandon Loomis will interview Edmondson about his 19-year project interviewing the people who fought for and against the Adirondack Park Agency Act that culminated in the book and a special series for the Adirondack Explorer Regulators and rebels: The forever wild fight.
Presented by Adirondack Explorer and Adirondack Center for Writing 7 p.m. Thursday, May 13.
As Women’s History Month wraps up, here are a few stories in our archive about Grace Hudowalski, one of the first 46ers (No. 9) and for whom Grace Peak is named:
Now that you’ve had a chance to process the news about the Ausable Club and partners moving to a 
Ice out time is approaching! Pick the correct ice-out date on Mirror Lake in Lake Placid and you’ll be entered to win some Explorer swag. 
Join the 
For St. Patrick’s Day, here’s a round up of some Irish-themed content pulled from the Almanack archive:
Now that the 
We’re gearing up at the Adirondack Explorer to run a series looking back over the formation of the Adirondack Park Agency 50 years ago, as well as looking into the future of the agency.
Just for fun discussion idea….I recently watched a filmed performance of the musical “Hamilton.” Which got me thinking: What would “Adirondacks, the musical” look like? Who would the main actors be? What would they sing about?
A while back, an Almanack reader shared some photos of bald eagles eating carrion, caught on a trail cam. (One of those is pictured here.) Got me thinking that it would be cool to see more of these kinds of photos, as we start to emerge out of winter. Send in your winter trail cam pics to 
Recently, we’ve talked a bit about 
In recognition of Valentine’s Day, here are some stories that speak to love in the Adirondacks, from the Almanack archive:
This week on the Adirondack Explorer website, we ran a story about the community of Indian Lake rallying to save their local branch of Community Bank from closing. (
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When nature calls…
Photo: An Adirondack outhouse, outside of Wilmington. Courtesy of Susan Hennessey/Almanack file photo