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Health · New York

Ailing Bull Moose on Adirondack Mountain Hiking Trail in New York Put Down

61% Center coverage: 18 sources

A bull moose whose lingering presence around an Adirondack mountain hiking trail this summer forced its closure was euthanized after showing signs of severely…See the Story

Donald Trump

Poll Shows Tennesseans Have Mixed Opinions on 'Big Beautiful Bill,' Tariffs and Epstein File Decision

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A new poll showed how Tennessee's voters feel about tariffs, the so-called "Big Beautiful Bill," and President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein files. The August 2025 poll, from the conservative Beacon Center, found that 59% of Tennessee's registered voters approve of Trump's job performance while 39% disapprove. Safety improvements to West Knoxville road spurred by death of councilman’s daughter "Together…See the Story

New York State · New York

APA meeting: Improvements to campgrounds on Fourth Lake, Lincoln Pond move forward despite cost concerns

Agency’s online project dashboard tracks proposed headquarters move; state land management plans discussed By Tim Rowland Two Adirondack campgrounds with badly aging facilities would receive major overhauls under a proposal presented to the Adirondack Park Agency at its August meeting in Ray Brook. In other matters, APA Executive Director Barbara Rice announced the release of an online Project Dashboard, through which interested people can keep …Read Article

Farmers turn to tree crops to diversify income sources, build resilient landscapes

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 as farmer Alex Caskey watched from the fencing’s edge. Located on a small country road across from the Split Rock Wild Forest in Westport, Barred Owl Brook Farm practices silvopasture, a farming technique that int…New York State · New York Read Article

New York wildlife rehabilitators struggle as demand outpaces growth

Despite doubling licenses since 2019 to 2,252 volunteers, experienced rehabilitators work longer hours with more rescue calls By H. Rose Schneider At her home tucked into a state forest in the Albany County town of Berne, Kelly Martin fed baby house finches and other songbirds. A squirrel scrabbled in its cage while baby cottontail rabbits—injured by a lawnmower—rested following a regimen of pain relievers and anti-inflammatories. Martin was not…New York State · New York Read Article

Despite longtime public use, Oseetah Lake property owners close access to portage trail

Adirondack paddlers lose access to remote Pine Pond By Brenne Sheehan At the southern tip of Oseetah Lake, outside of Saranac Lake, paddlers were accustomed to taking a 0.6-mile portage route as a way to head to the more remote Pine Pond. Located within the High Peaks Wilderness Area, Pine Pond features 46.5 acres of clear waters and a sandy beach. A small stretch of the initial route crosses over a private parcel of land, before reaching the …Saranac Lake · Saranac Lake Read Article

Heat waves trigger wildland fire, multiple hiker rescues from heat fatigue across Adirondacks

Dehydration, heat exhaustion send multiple hikers to hospital this week Hot weather conditions led to multiple heat-related rescues across the Adirondacks this week, as New York State Forest Rangers responded to hikers suffering from dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat-related medical emergencies on popular mountain trails. Teen rescued after heat-related collapse On Aug. 6 at 10:40 a.m., off-duty Forest Ranger Adams came across a hiker who h…New York State · New York Read Article

Commentary: Put Mark Hall on the short list for next Adirondack Park Agency chair

Current APA board member, Clifton-Fine community leader known for his fairness By Pete Nelson With the June retirement of former Adirondack Park Agency Chair John Ernst, the park agency is looking for a new leader for its 11-member board. The position will be filled by the state legislature’s confirmation of a nomination put forth by Gov. Kathy Hochul. This is a highly political matter (rightly so, given the critical importance of the position)…New York State · New York Read Article

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Ailing Bull Moose on Adirondack Mountain Hiking Trail in New York Put Down

Poll Shows Tennesseans Have Mixed Opinions on 'Big Beautiful Bill,' Tariffs and Epstein File Decision

APA meeting: Improvements to campgrounds on Fourth Lake, Lincoln Pond move forward despite cost concerns

Farmers turn to tree crops to diversify income sources, build resilient landscapes

New York wildlife rehabilitators struggle as demand outpaces growth

Despite longtime public use, Oseetah Lake property owners close access to portage trail

Heat waves trigger wildland fire, multiple hiker rescues from heat fatigue across Adirondacks

Commentary: Put Mark Hall on the short list for next Adirondack Park Agency chair

'Here Comes the Sun': McKibben on solar future

Adirondack Fragrance Farm finds new generation of leaders

Auditors: Olympic authority loses record $50 million last year

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Farmers turn to tree crops to diversify income sources, build resilient landscapes

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Despite longtime public use, Oseetah Lake property owners close access to portage trail

Heat waves trigger wildland fire, multiple hiker rescues from heat fatigue across Adirondacks

Commentary: Put Mark Hall on the short list for next Adirondack Park Agency chair

'Here Comes the Sun': McKibben on solar future

Adirondack Fragrance Farm finds new generation of leaders

Auditors: Olympic authority loses record $50 million last year