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Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United States

Immigrants in overcapacity ICE detention say they're hungry, raise food quality concerns

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Immigrants being held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers in at least seven states are complaining of hunger, food shortages and spoiled food, detainees and immigration advocates say. They say some detainees have gotten sick; others say they have lost weight. In one facility, an incident involving detainees reportedly broke out in part because of food. See the Story

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Immigrants in overcapacity ICE detention say they're hungry, raise food quality concerns

Lake Placid drops protest permit law after petition gains 500 signatures

Village officials cite ‘thoughtful concerns’ about free speech as they table proposed ordinance requiring 5-day advance permits for gatherings of 25+ people By Emily Russell The village of Lake Placid has canceled an upcoming public hearing and vote on a proposed law that would have required larger protests and gatherings to obtain permits in advance. The proposal had sparked backlash from locals and inspired an online petition signed by more th…Free Speech · Lake Placid Read Article

DEC initiates process to remove Debar Pond Lodge in northern Adirondacks

Public invited to comment on draft plan until Aug. 15 By Zachary Matson After years of back-and-forth on the future of a historic lodge in the northern Adirondacks, New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation is proposing to remove it. The decision to move forward on Debar Pond Lodge, according to the DEC, comes after efforts “to preserve the structure failed to garner a viable option.” The agency’s plan outlines a larger environmenta…New York State · New York Read Article

A revolutionary approach to saving chestnut trees from extinction

Scientists seek federal approval to restore American chestnut trees wiped out 100 years ago By Mike Lynch A genetically modified chestnut tree designed to survive a deadly fungus is moving through the federal approval process as the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry continues its efforts to restore a tree that once dominated Eastern forests. The petition, submitted in 2024 by SUNY ESF, for the project is…Agriculture · New York Read Article

Lightning Sparks Two Wilderness Fires

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BY MAX SILVERSONThe Star-News Two wildfires were started by lightning in the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness on the Payette National Forest last week.… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now CloseWildfires · North Elba See the Story

Essex County Land Bank transforms zombie houses, adds rental assistance and public art

Organization grows from single condemned property to seven homes, launches $75,000 rental assistance program and debuts mural festival By Brenne Sheehan In October 2023, Nicole Justice Green, executive director of PRIDE of Ticonderoga, gave Adirondack Explorer a tour of the newly formed Essex County Land Bank’s first “zombie house” in Jay. The house was blighted, condemned and filled with trash. As part of the work, land bank employees encount…Property · Ticonderoga Read Article

Motorized wheelchairs return to remote Adirondack historic site

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation offers free mobility devices weekends through October at Camp Santanoni By David Escobar A Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) program that helps people with disabilities access one of the Adirondacks’ most remote historic sites is returning for a second year. Visitors to Camp Santanoni Historic Area in Newcomb will once again be able to reserve motorized wheelchairs through a summer progra…New York State · New York Read Article

Moose Won’t Budge, Popular ADK Mountain Trail Remains Closed

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The Goodman Mountain trail, part of the popular Tupper Lake Triad challenge, will remain closed due to the presence of a bull moose.Syracuse, New York · Syracuse See the Story

Scarface Mountain Trail in Ray Brook to reopen this fall after bridge replacement

Work to restore access to a popular hiking trail to start in August By Mike Lynch A popular trail near Lake Placid is scheduled to reopen this fall after repairs to it have been completed. The state Department of Environmental Conservation closed the trail up Scarface Mountain in Ray Brook in December 2023 because a bridge over Ray Brook was deemed unsafe. Preliminary work has begun, including moving lumber to the worksite where a replacement …Work · New York Read Article

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Scarface Mountain Trail in Ray Brook to reopen this fall after bridge replacement

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