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NFCT crew builds new bridge at Indian Carry

SARANAC LAKE — The annual Runabout Rendezvous Boat Show returns July 8. For 12 years, sleek mahogany Chris Craft boats and handcrafted guideboats have been

LEWISBURG — As searchers frantically scour the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean for a lost submersible, connections to the search — and the 1912 sinking of the Titanic in

In 1996, under Republican Gov. George Pataki, New Yorkers passed a $1.75 billion environmental bond act. Heres a look at what impact that had on the Adirondacks.

The foliage season is well underway, with colors near peak in the central Adirondacks and about mid-point or near-peak most elsewhere in the Adirondacks.

A killing frost last night across much of the region reminds us that winter is on the way.

Aside from the possibility of an afternoon shower, we’re looking at pleasant weather for Saturday and Sunday.

We’re looking at warm and sunny weather this weekend - be sure to carry and drink plenty of water, and don’t forget your sunscreen.

Local volunteer task forces, through the 'Climate Smart Communities' program, help the state move ahead on climate goals.

A new state law aimed at preventing the spread of invasive species says motorboat users must hold certificates of cleanliness in the Adirondacks.