Ray Brook
Teens imprisoned: Vice as vise
LAKE PLACID | Prison programs for juveniles age 16 and 17 are in the midst of major reform in New York state. more
APA seeks public input in defining Adirondack “Travel Corridor”
RAY BROOK | Adirondack Park Agency commissioners took a first look at proposed changes to the definition, management and use of Adirondack Park State Land “Travel Corridors.” more
Adirondack moose count underway
RAY BROOK | The state Department of Environmental Conservation has begun a third year count of the Adirondack moose population. more
For pair of troopers, it’s love of the career
RAY BROOK | From the waters of the Pacific Ocean to the classroom of a caring mentor, two members of the newest class of New York State Police Academy graduates came from different backgrounds but had one thing in common: more
Missing skier returning to Lake Placid
RAY BROOK — Toronto firefighter Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis will be coming back to the North Country as New York State Police try to help the 49 year-old piece together the last week of his life. more
Access for the disabled takes spotlight as Boreas debate enters next phase
RAY BROOK | The Boreas Pond Tract classification has been approved by the Adirondack Park Agency and is now awaiting the governor’s signature. more
New York State police to deploy drones
RAY BROOK | New York State Police will begin using unmanned drones to help with law enforcement search, rescue and disaster missions. more
APA approves permit for Frontier Town campground
RAY BROOK | Adirondack Park Agency commissioners on Thursday unanimously approved the permit for the 91-acre Gateway to the Adirondacks at North Hudson project. more
Making space for innovation
RAY BROOK | Adirondack Park Agency commissioners last week welcomed a clear and experienced local business voice discuss the future of manufacturing in the Champlain Valley. more
DEC to host children’s holiday party
RAY BROOK | The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) will host its 41st annual children’s holiday party on Monday, Dec. 18, from 2:30-4 p.m. in the lobby of the DEC Regional Office in Ray Brook. more
Snowmobile trail lawsuit tossed
RAY BROOK | A state Supreme Court judge denied Protect the Adirondack’s 2013 legal challenge that halted construction of Class II Community Connector trails in the Adirondack Park. more
AG appeals Judge Main ruling on railroad conversion
RAY BROOK | State agencies will appeal the September Supreme Court decision by Judge Robert G. Main Jr. to halt Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor reconstruction. more
Man dead after being struck by motorist
RAY BROOK | Authorities are investigating a fatal accident that took the life of a local resident early Monday. more
Activist to trek from Boreas to Ray Brook
KEENE | Environmental activists often attend Adirondack Park Agency (APA) meetings. more
Keene super applauds hiker parking trial at Mount Van Hoevenberg
RAY BROOK | Looking toward solutions to congested parking and traffic on the Route 73 corridor through his town, Keene Supervisor Joe Pete Wilson Jr. said the town’s shuttle has worked. more
APA turns spotlight on Keene hiker parking congestion
RAY BROOK | With an Adirondack Park Agency spotlight session focused on his town, Keene Supervisor Joe Pete Wilson Jr. brought the bane of Route 73 trailhead parking congestion front and center last week. more
Public gets rare glimpse of state police’s K-9 unit in action
RAY BROOK | Dogs are man’s best friend. more
Top cop recalls Dannemora manhunt in new memoir
RAY BROOK | Just two years after a pair of convicted killers broke out of Clinton Correctional in a sophisticated escape plot, interest in the caper is surging. more
Comradery, elite units on display at state police open house
RAY BROOK | New York State Police Troop B headquarters buzzed with activity Saturday as hundreds flocked to an open house designed to commemorate the state police’s centennial anniversary. more
State police to host open house
RAY BROOK | From the southern edge of the Adirondack Park to the Canadian border, Troop B of the New York State Police (NYSP) has been here to serve the community since 1917. more