Reporter Jim McGuire reports on alterations to the 133-mile Northville-Placid Trail that will help hikers avoid roads. Click here to see story on original Web site: LINK (more...)

In a column, Will Doolittle criticizes the DEC's "Quiet Waters" initiative, saying that the Adirondack wilderness is not easily accessible and should stay that way. See story on original Web site

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Reporter Jim McGuire reports that Assemblyman Marc Butler is calling for the state to restore funds that were taken from the snowmobile Trail Development and Maintenance Fund to balance the budget. See story on original Web site

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Reporter Anthony Hall reports that at the Lake George Watershed Conference's annual forum on water quality, Dr. Michael Klemens warned that "sprawl" is a threat to the Adirondack Park, not only in towns but in the remote wilderness settings of the Adirondacks. (more...)

Reporter Kim Smith Dedam reports on the public outrage over the proposed statewide burn ban. (more...)

Outdoor columnist Leo Maloney writes about what he considers the over regulation of recreation in the Adirondacks. (more...)

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Reporter James Madore reports on the optimistic outlook of new Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos as new internal polling shows all 30 incumbents "doing well" and no wave of retirements in the offing. (more...)

Reporters Robert Kessler and James Madore report that the Justice Department is deciding whether to have prosecutors and FBI agents from Manhattan take an active part in the probe of Sen. Joe Bruno's business dealings. (more...)

In an op-ed piece, Pete Grannis writes that the DEC has not banned float planes on Lows Lake because motorboat use already exists on the lake. He notes, however, that the agency has proposed the creation of a mandatory annual permit system that would reduce the number of float planes on the lake. (more...)