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Archive for April, 2022

Spring hikes for older legs – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Spring hikes for older legs – – The Adirondack Almanack

Police confirm 2 dead in 6-vehicle Thruway crash | WNCT

Source: Police confirm 2 dead in 6-vehicle Thruway crash | WNCT

What we know about the deadliest U.S. bird flu outbreak in 7 years | NCPR News

Source: What we know about the deadliest U.S. bird flu outbreak in 7 years | NCPR News

Watchdog groups say Hochul and legislature are dropping the ball on creating a new ethics panel | NCPR News

Source: Watchdog groups say Hochul and legislature are dropping the ball on creating a new ethics panel | NCPR News

Jefferson and Lewis were the only counties in our region to increase child care options during the pandemic. Here’s how they did it. | NCPR News

Source: Jefferson and Lewis were the only counties in our region to increase child care options during the pandemic. Here’s how they did it. | NCPR News

DEC Announces Proposed Changes to Wild Turkey Hunting Regulations

Proposed Changes Would Expand Hunting Opportunities New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced proposed changes to wild turkey hunting regulations, giving hunters additional turkey hunting opportunities. The proposal, if enacted, would not be in place until later this year and among other changes, establishes a spring turkey season in […]

One more day of sunshine followed by a soaking rain on Thursday- NBC5 First Warning Weather

Source: NBC5 First Warning Weather

Judge: NY can hold election using Democrat-drawn districts | News | pressrepublican.com

Source: Judge: NY can hold election using Democrat-drawn districts | News | pressrepublican.com

Volunteers sought for Historic Marker Day | News | pressrepublican.com

We have many markers in Peru, many thanks to Ron Allen’s diligence. Source: Volunteers sought for Historic Marker Day | News | pressrepublican.com

North Country tourism leaders welcome back Canadian visitors – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: North Country tourism leaders welcome back Canadian visitors – – The Adirondack Almanack

Paul Smith’s College VIC’s Big Tree Fest features “The Logger” – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Paul Smith’s College VIC’s Big Tree Fest features “The Logger” – The Adirondack Almanack

Bridge work shuts down part of I-81 south of Syracuse overnight for the next 2 weeks – syracuse.com

Source: Bridge work shuts down part of I-81 south of Syracuse overnight for the next 2 weeks – syracuse.com

All you can eat buffet returns to Turning Stone. What you can eat will be different – syracuse.com

Source: All you can eat buffet returns to Turning Stone. What you can eat will be different – syracuse.com

See the richest billionaires in New York and how they made their money – syracuse.com

Source: See the richest billionaires in New York and how they made their money – syracuse.com

State moves to keep Champlain free from dangerous invasive | Sun Community News LAKE CHAMPLAIN | 

Source: State moves to keep Champlain free from dangerous invasive | Sun Community News LAKE CHAMPLAIN | In response to an invasive fish that has the potential to damage Lake Champlain’s valuable sport fisheries, the New York State Department of Environmental Cons

Carpenter family works to support childhood mental health | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: Carpenter family works to support childhood mental health | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The Carpenter family, owners of Liquor and Wine Warehouse, recently provided United Way of the Adirondack Region, Inc. with a generous donation of $5,000.

Veteran support center services available at CCC | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: Veteran support center services now available at CCC | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | On March 31, the South Burlington Veterans Center opened a Client Access Point at Clinton Community College.

Recipe for Success: How a Tupper Lake donut shop has endured for decades | NCPR News

Source: Recipe for Success: How a Tupper Lake donut shop has endured for decades | NCPR News

Mohawk tribe name change vote back on schedule for June | NCPR News

Source: Mohawk tribe name change vote back on schedule for June | NCPR News

New York saw record opioid deaths in 2020

Source: New York saw record opioid deaths in 2020

Kansas beats North Carolina in largest NCAA Championship comeback ever – syracuse.com

Source: Kansas beats North Carolina in largest NCAA Championship comeback ever – syracuse.com

Bluebirds are returning to the North Country  – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Bluebirds are returning to the North Country  – – The Adirondack Almanack

Lake George: in the Adirondack Park ‘but not always of it’ | NCPR News

“Remember, the Adirondack Park tourism economy as a whole is about $1 billion a year. Lake George is probably responsible for more than half of that.” Source: Lake George: in the Adirondack Park ‘but not always of it’ | NCPR News

Local teen mourned following Route 22 wreck | Sun Community News WEST CHAZY | A Keeseville teen is being mourned following a deadly crash on Route 22 April 2.

Source: Local teen mourned following Route 22 wreck | Sun Community News WEST CHAZY | A Keeseville teen is being mourned following a deadly crash on Route 22 April 2.

HALT Legislation goes into effect amid continuing violence | Sun Community News DANNEMORA | 

Source: HALT Legislation goes into effect amid continuing violence | Sun Community News DANNEMORA | Nine officers needed to be treated at upstate hospitals after a series of attacks and fights last week at two maximum security correctional facilities left officers