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Essex County boat craftsman dies suddenly after family hike FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Peter Hornbeck, owner of Hornbeck Boats, died suddenly Saturday after going on a hike with his family.Tom CurleyShow MoreShow Less 2of11 Peter Hornbeck, owner of Hornbeck Boats, is seen in the hat and sunglasses. Hornbeck died suddenly Dec. 26, 2020 after a hike with his family.Tom CurleyShow MoreShow Less 3of11 4of11 Peter Hornbeck, owner of Hornbeck Boats, died suddenly Dec. 26, 2020 after a hike with his family.Tom CurleyShow MoreShow Less 5of11 Peter Hornbeck, the owner of Hornbeck Boats, died suddenly ...

Peter Hornbeck' lightweight boat design was perfect for pond-hopping and exploring hard-to-reach areas. Photo: Nancie Battaglia Dec 27, 2020 — Iconic Adirondack boatbuilder Peter Hornbeck died on Saturday. He was 77. Hornbeck suffered an apparent heart attack after going on a hike with his family, according to a post on his business' Facebook page. "We take solace from knowing he went quickly, in the place he loved, with the people he loved most," it said. Hornbeck was a school teacher at Johnsburg central schools in the early 1970s when he started designing and building ultralight and slee...

Residents have expressed fear for the potential dangers associated with radiation from 5G mobile masts. South Africa is set to get a technological boost due the intense rolling out of 5G – the latest generation of cellular network technology – seen by experts as the key enabler to the country’s Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). According to Research And Markets (RAM) – the world’s largest research store – the global 5G devices market will reach $45.96 billion by 2030, growing by 37.8% annually over the 2020 to 2030 period, despite the impact o...

Enterprise Staff Chad Dawson Chad Dawson, an environmental advocate who has served as a member of the state Adirondack Park Agency board since 2016, resigned from the board on Thursday. Dawson resigned citing frustration with the state Department of Environmental Conservation. He said the department isn’t sufficiently studying the impact of supporting more recreational amenities in the Park. “I am leaving not because I don’t care,” Dawson said. “Rather, because I’m passionate about the Park, particularly protection of the Park for future generations.” A spokeswoman for DEC c...