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Town of Lake George mulls converting to solar power
LAKE GEORGE | With an intent to minimize the carbon footprint of local government, the Lake George town board is considering entering an electricity purchasing agreement with a company that builds and maintains solar farms in the northeast U.S. Read more
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Things look sunny for solar law
TICONDEROGA | After a process that has spread out for years, the Ticonderoga Town Board said last week it will pass a code allowing solar farms by Dec. 30. Read more
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Council approves public session on GEIS
PLATTSBURGH | The Downtown Revitalization Initiative projects to move forward soon as the City of Plattsburgh is planning to complete its Generic Environmental Impact Statement. Read more
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Season of light and joy
The joys of living life to the fullest are the opportunities to renew and celebrate our traditions. Holiday preparations and events serve to bring family and friends together while strengthening the bonds between them. Read more
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Proposed Dollar General store’s compliance with Wbg. town zoning laws
WARRENSBURG | Local citizens interested in the future of the Warrensburg hamlet’s character and ambiance should attend a special meeting of the Warrensburg Zoning Board of Appeals set for 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 25, at the town hall, according to various Read more
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Tax rates down in Moriah
PORT HENRY | Town tax rates will be down in Moriah next year after the board agreed to a 2020 budget that largely maintains that status quo. Read more
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DRI hosts open house downtown
PLATTSBURGH | In an effort to further involve the residents of Plattsburgh with the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI), the City of Plattsburgh DRI team hosted an open house on Aug. 21. Read more
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Adirondack Coast region joins agritourism movement
ADIRONDACKS | From fresh meats to regionally-made cheeses to vegetables from local farms, and breweries crafting beer with homegrown hops, the Adirondack Coast region of New York has an abundance of agri-tourism opportunities for visitors. Read more
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I don’t buy it!
I try to mute them when they appear on the screen, but it is impossible not to catch some of the recent, ridiculous television commercials. Read more
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Plattsburgh cryptocurrency regulations unveiled
PLATTSBURGH | Over seven months into an 18-month moratorium on new commercial cryptocurrency mining operations in the City of Plattsburgh, the long-promised zoning regulations designed to address health and safety concerns stemming from those... Read more
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Plattsburgh International Airport likely to get DC service
PLATTSBURGH | Fliers may soon see a connection from Plattsburgh International Airport to Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C. Read more
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Concerns mount over rail car storage plan
NORTH CREEK | Hundreds of railcars are making their way to the Adirondack Park for long-term storage. Read more
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County refuses to forgive tax penalties for Westport Country Club
ELIZABETHTOWN — The saga over the Westport Country Club took another turn as town supervisor Michael “Ike” Tyler (R-Westport) unsuccessfully pled with members of the Essex County Board of Supervisors to forgive penalties over unpaid taxes. Read more
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APA reviews junkyard violation in Moriah
RAY BROOK — At their March meeting, Adirondack Park Agency commissioners discussed proposed enforcement proceedings against local car repair shop and junkyard in Port Henry. Read more
