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Since finishing my 46er journey at the end of June, the walls have seemed to come crumbling down a little. I realize that sounds dramatic, but you work so hard for something like this, and then suddenly, it is just done. You sacrifice time, energy, money, patience, sleep and a bit of sanity. Chores get put on hold. To-do lists pause. Weekends disappear. Your car per...


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Tri-Lakes Pride announced that the third annual Adirondack Winter Pride will take place Friday, March 5 through Sunday, March 7, bringing three days of winter recreation, entertainment and LGBTQIA+ Pride to the Olympic Village of Lake Placid and the surrounding Adirondack region.

Tri-Lakes Pride will coordinate the 2027 celebration in partnership with the Regional ...


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After a wildly successful summer exhibition, a new troll has found a permanent home at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake. The new wooden sculpture, larger than any of the six temporary “Save the Human” trolls currently on display, has settled in...


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Lake Champlain was named to a national list of the best lakes in the country for watching fall foliage from the water.

BoatBooker, a platform for connecting boat captains and people looking to book a boat tour, built the ranking by scoring lakes nationwide on how good they actually ar...


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Town of Ticonderoga, Essex County: On September 4 at 4 p.m., Ray Brook Dispatch received a call about two overdue hikers in the Pharoah Lake Wilderness. Forest Rangers located the subjects’ vehicle at the Grizzle Ocean Trailhead. At 7:56 p.m., Rangers Bode and Quinn and Assistant Forest Ranger Pervu located the 35-year-old and 43-year-old fr...


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