by Leigha Schultze, Adirondack Diversity Initiative Research Fellow This summer, I had the incredible privilege of working alongside ANCA as a research fellow for the Adirondack Diversity Initiative. My research contributed to an ongoing three-year study on how welcoming and inclusive...
by David Escobar (Report For America corps reporter) The morning of June 29, 2022, two Saranac Lake police officers pulled their vehicle into a Stewart’s Shops parking lot. The call turned out to be fatal. The suspect, 33-year-old Saranac Lake resident Joshua...
North Country organizations strategize to strengthen North Country food system by Grace McIntyre LAKE PLACID — The doors to the meeting room at Heaven Hill Farm were cracked open, and the breeze and sunshine beckoned people outside. Representatives from a...
TUPPER LAKE — Electric vehicle (EV) and clean energy enthusiasts are invited to the Watts & Wheels, a free community event set for Saturday, Sept. 27 at The Wild Center. Third Act Upstate NY, The Wild Center and the North...
JAY — The towns of Jay and Keene will be hosting a second annual Sustainability and Energy Fair next Saturday, Sept. 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Jay Village Green and the Amos & Julia Ward Theater....
Following National Farmers’ Market Week, celebrated during the first full week of August every year, Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that over $1.12 million has been awarded to 25 farmers’ market organizations across the state through Round 3 of the...
Originally posted on the Hub blog page. by North Country Clean Energy Hub Energy Advisor Carson Schweinsberg and ANCA Climate & Energy Program Director Jill Henck For some, the smell of a diesel exhaust can transport you through time...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: August 19, 2025 Contact: Nicole Draina, ANCA Climate & Energy Communications Coordinator, [email protected]. Watts & Wheels: Clean Energy Celebration Set for September 27 Community Members Invited to Free Event at The Wild Center Tupper Lake, N.Y. —...
As interest in agroforestry grows in Northern New York, funding sources decrease By Mike Lynch On a cool May morning, a few dozen Katahdin sheep rumbled through open gates into pasture lined by rows of pawpaw and hybrid chestnut trees...
Natural soap company with roots in the Adirondacks grows into national business By Holly Riddle In 1979, when she was 21, Sandy Maine launched a home-based, handmade, herbal soaps company, originally just for an income stream during the winter months,...
