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Wilmington, New York · Wilmington

GRB canoe brand to move inside Blue Line

New owner shifts operations from Canton to Wilmington By Zachary Matson After his kids started school, Max Eaton was in the market for a new canoe, something he didn’t need to tow little ones in. He pulled up a list of boats used to paddle in the Northeast and stumbled into a brand he wasn’t familiar with but had been under his nose for years: GRB Newman Designs. A common sight at the Adirondack Canoe Classic (aka the 90 Miler boat race), the s…Read Article

Efforts to wipe out Little Moose Lake’s smallmouth bass population backfire

Fish · New York

Efforts to wipe out Little Moose Lake’s smallmouth bass population backfire

Cornell research contains unexpected lessons for managing invasive fish By Zachary Matson Cornell University scientists studying Adirondack fish may have inadvertently discovered a method to increase a lake’s smallmouth bass population: try eradicating them. In 2000, Cornell researchers launched a campaign to rid Little Moose Lake, located within the private Adirondack League Club, of invasive smallmouth bass. For 25 years the scientists remove…Read Article

Road salt oversight bill passes Senate, stalls in Assembly

Senate · New York

Road salt oversight bill passes Senate, stalls in Assembly

Legislation would establish committee to monitor efforts to reduce road salt use By Zachary Matson For a second straight year, a bill that would establish oversight of the state’s work to reduce road salt use passed the Senate before stalling out in the Assembly. Supported by Adirondack advocacy organizations and local lawmakers, the legislation would establish a council made up of representatives from state agencies and non-governmental organi…Read Article

Rangers conduct hoist rescue on Hurricane Mountain

Injured hikers call for help at Whiteface, Cranberry Lake and Owls Head as well Recent rescues in the past week by NYS DEC Forest Rangers in the Adirondack region: Broken ankle on Whiteface Town of North Elba, Essex County: On June 16 at 12:20 p.m., Ray Brook Dispatch received a call reporting a hiker had suffered a broken ankle on Whiteface Mountain. The caller said the injured hiker was closer to the summit than the trailhead. Several Forest R…North Elba · North Elba Read Article

Big fish, bigger stakes: Lake Placid’s lake trout caught in derby crosshairs

Local guides blame out-of-state contest for dwindling giants, but state officials see little threat By Brenne SheehanZac Horrocks, a fishing guide based in Lake Placid, makes his living promising one thing to his customers — catching at least one giant fish per trip. But each time Horrocks does so, he releases them. Lake Placid fishing guide Zach Horrocks poses with a giant lake trout. Photo provided by Zach Horrocks He fishes Lake Placid’s la…Fish · Lake Placid Read Article

Nest rafts help to boost loon populations

Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation has installed them on 36 lakes to protect breeding loons By Mike Lynch During a short paddle in mid-June, a staff member from the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation and I drifted near a small island on a northern Adirondack lake. The island was filled with white birches and a pine with branches reaching out over the water. Beneath the pine was our reason for the trip: An adult loon sat upon a nest res…New York State · New York Read Article

Paddling Dead Creek to Raquette River

A new canoe and winding rapids make for an enjoyable Adirondack paddle By Tom French Finally, after 30 years of navigating an 18-foot Sundowner through the tight oxbow rivers of the Adirondacks, I sprang for a shorter boat more suited to the floodplains of the North Country. For a maiden voyage, my daughter Emma and I decided on a winding creek that we’d crossed hundreds of times on Route 3 without note. I first became aware of Dead Creek, eigh…Tupper Lake · Tupper Lake Read Article

Wild Center expands life-sized ball run attraction

The Raquette River Roll includes a variety of sculptures and interactive elements for visitors to enjoy By Tom French When my son was four, he asked Santa for a 1000-piece marble run. I spent all night on Christmas Eve assembling it to match the picture on the box. Today, I could just take him to the Raquette River Roll, a life-sized ball run through the forests around the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. Established in 2024, the one-mile accessible …Santa Claus · Tupper Lake Read Article

Celebrating solstice in the Adirondacks

Kick off the official start of summer with a variety of outdoor activities By Brenne SheehanThe summer solstice on Friday marks the longest day of the year— and where better to spend it than the Adirondacks? From outdoor adventures to community socials, see how you can maximize the long days ahead and make the most of this weekend in the Adirondack Park: Start your day with a sunrise hike Read reporter Mike Lynch’s piece on making the most of y…New York State · New York Read Article

Westport trail network gains community support

Trails around Hoisington Mountain offer scenic views of the Champlain Valley and a chance for the community to come together By Tim Rowland Even a lot of the locals don’t know about Hoisington Mountain, a local secret in Westport. That may be about to change. Close to 50 people packed the Westport Town Board meeting chambers June 10 to hear about plans for bringing more structure to the old logging roads, jeep trails and herd paths that crisscro…Environment · New York Read Article

Jeffers Petroglyphs seeks volunteers to help remove invasive species

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JEFFERS — Jeffers Petroglyphs seeks volunteers for its annual summer Invasive Species Removal event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 28 An internationally significant Native American sacred site, Jeffers Petroglyphs is the location of the largest group of Indigenous petroglyphs (or rock carvings) in the Midwestern U.S. Situated in the Dakota people’s homeland, it is sacred to multiple Native American nations, including the Cheyenne, Arapaho, Iowa and…Species · Worthington See the Story

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