Constitutional amendments being considered in New York on Tuesday could seal an Adirondack parkland swap and allow state prisoners to do volunteer work.
Mon 2 Nov 2009
Filed under: Referendums, Constitutional Amendments, Adirondack Park, Wilderness Areas, Electric Light and Power, Prisons and Prisoners, Volunteers, New York State — @ 4:37 am
Sat 25 Jul 2009
A smart bear regularly defeats a complex device meant to protect campers’ food, which even some people can’t open.
Sat 25 Jul 2009
A smart bear regularly defeats a complex device meant to protect campers’ food, which even some people can’t open.
Tue 31 Mar 2009
Filed under: Logging Industry, Nature Conservancy, Wilderness Areas, Adirondack Mountains (NY), Pensions and Retirement Plans, Forests and Forestry — @ 5:09 am
A Danish pension fund that bought the land will benefit from state tax credits that prohibit development but allow recreation and some logging.
Wed 28 May 2008
The moose, which has quietly returned to northern New York over the last quarter-century, remains a mystery.
Wed 28 May 2008
But while it may be the overworked mascot of the Adirondacks tourist trade, the moose, which has quietly returned to northern New York over the last quarter-century, remains a mystery.