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New York state is acquiring more than 1,200 acres of land in Warren County that will be added to the Adirondack Park.

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New York’s top court ruled on Tuesday that the state violated its own constitution by cutting trees for snowmobile trails in the Adirondacks. This case also defined what the word “timber” means in the “forever wild” clause of the state constitution, expanding it to include trees under 3 inches in diameter. While the ruling says too many trees were cut for these trails, it leaves vague how much will be too much cutting for future trail work. The state Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the environmental group Protect the Adirondacks in its eight-year-long lawsuit again...

New York promises for Frontier Town fall short Iconic building in Adirondacks is being renovated, but big plans for area haven't transpired FacebookTwitterEmail 1of99 Local businessman Muhammed Ahmad is renovating the iconic A-frame at the entrance to Frontier Town in the Adirondacks.Muhammed AhmedShow MoreShow Less 2of99Buy PhotoSign in front of the abandoned Frontier Town on Sunday, Aug. 6, 2017 in North Hudson, N.Y. (Lori Van Buren / Times Union)Lori Van BurenShow MoreShow Less 4of99 A rendering of the entrance to the proposed Frontier Town Campground, Equestrian and Day Use Area. As of 20...

4:05 Adirondack environmental groups are lauding a ruling from New York’s highest court that finds a Department of Environmental Conservation project building snowmobile connector trails in the Adirondacks violates the state Constitution. In 2013 Protect the Adirondacks filed suit against the DEC and the Adirondack Park Agency over the project on Adirondack Forest Preserve lands.   The New York Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that “…the planned construction of the Class II community connector trails would violate the constitution.”  The relevant clause is Article 14, which states...