Debar Pond News Today

To the editor: A recent letter states that “Debar Pond does not need a parking lot, gazebos, bathrooms, conference center or campsites. What it needs is to

The Adirondack Council released its 42nd annual State of the Park report Tuesday. The report, titled “Stronger Together,” outlines what the Elizabethtown-b

KEESEVILLE — For the past three years, state legislators, local and regional government officials, state agencies, environmental and economic development grou

Debar Pond Lodge is a 10-bedroom lodge and support buildings located on State Forest Preserve land in the northern Adirondack town of Duane, Franklin County, and are listed on the

MALONE — After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a century-old state law that restricted concealed firearms and New York pushed through the Concealed Carry Improvement Act in response, local

Malone Telegram State Sen. Dan Stec, right, speaks Monday afternoon at Debar Lodge in Duane, alongside Malone village Mayor Andrea Dumas, who works as a liaison for his office. (Provided photo — Alexander Violo, Malone Telegram) DUANE — A state senator and officials from the town of Duane paid a visit to Debar Lodge Monday afternoon as the state Legislature mulls a constitutional amendment that could save the building. Sen. Dan Stec, R-Queensbury, visited the Duane fire station before ...

Malone Telegram Debar Pond Lodge is seen in April 2017 in the town of Duane. (Enterprise photo — Justin A. Levine) MALONE — The Franklin County legislature on Thursday unanimously supported a proposed land trade with the state, involving about 300 acres, in order to preserve Debar Lodge. The historical site, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was bought by the state in 1979. Officials of the town of Duane, as well as county officials believe the site to have ...

Debar Pond is seen in April 2017. (Enterprise photo – Justin A. Levine) The state Adirondack Park Agency board on Thursday voted 9-2 to advance a draft unit management plan for the Debar Mountain Complex, opening a 60-day joint public comment period that ends Feb. 12, 2021. Board members Chad Dawson and Zoe Smith cast the no votes. John Ernst, Mark Hall, Andrea Hogan, Art Lussi, Kenneth Lynch and Daniel Wilt voted yes, as did state agency designees Bradley Austin (Department of Economic ...