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Fishing ‘for another 7 generations’

LAKE PLACID — Zac Horrocks is the seventh generation of Adirondack residents in his family, many of whom have worked as guides in the outdoors. Now he’s looking to pass his gift along to the next generation through his program ADK Ripple Effect, which was recently approved for a small Local ...

Adirondack Council awards $22,500 in agriculture micro-grants

ELIZABETHTOWN — In celebration of the 55th anniversary of Earth Day on Tuesday, April 22, the Adirondack Council is awarding $22,500 in micro-grants to 13 local farms and food producers who are working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while improving the long-term sustainability of their ...

Expanding the reach of Adirondack craft beer tradition

SARANAC LAKE — On Monday, Oct. 14, the back rooms of RiverTrail Beer Works were bustling with anxious energy as staff prepared for the brewery’s grand opening the following day. General Manager Morgan McReynolds stuffed glass vases with flowers in the kitchen. In the expansive glassed-in ...

Small Town Cultures expands to Price Chopper, Tops

PLATTSBURGH — Small Town Cultures, a regional producer of fermented foods, announced Friday that it is partnering with Price Chopper and Tops Friendly Markets to expand the company’s diverse lineup of fermented foods to a wider audience. Lake Placid has a Price Chopper store, and there ...

A time to reconnect

KEENE VALLEY — Gabrielle and Steve Popp took a big “leap of faith” more than five years ago when they moved to this hamlet in the town of Keene to take over ownership of a coffee shop on state Route 73, which they rebranded as Old Mountain Coffee. Now, in order to spend more time with ...

Mirror Lake Inn to receive Michelin One Key designation

LAKE PLACID — For the past 40 straight years, the Mirror Lake Inn Resort and Spa in Lake Placid has claimed the AAA Four Diamond Award of Excellence, second longest in all of New York state. Now it can add the Michelin Guide One Key designation to its list of distinguished ...