“SHE” is a true crime documentary with a surprising and refreshing twist on how tales are typically told in the popular genre. Local writer, and Plattsburgh State lecturer, Aimée Baker brings her unique perspective and sensitivity to shine a light on women whose lives ended in … [Read more...] about Review: “SHE” Documentary Illuminates Lives of Dozens of Missing and Unidentified Women
Opinion
Earth Day 2020: Frosty and Ultra Twisted
Today, April 22, 2020, is Earth Day. Better yet, it's the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! It's the perfect opportunity to pause and praise (and, unfortunately, to lament) a hyperlocal snapshot or seven. The first photo (above) in this quick post offers the bittersweet hope of … [Read more...] about Earth Day 2020: Frosty and Ultra Twisted
In My Opinion: All Hands Needed in Support of Rural Schools, Students
My husband, Clint, and I have been coming to the Adirondacks for almost 50 years, continuing a tradition my grandmother started in 1903, when she and her family first summered in Essex. Like so many others, we are drawn to the region by its beauty and unspoiled … [Read more...] about In My Opinion: All Hands Needed in Support of Rural Schools, Students
James Graves Bike Accident and Recovery
Thanks to the extremely generous support of this amazing community, in the form of so many well wishes, prayers, bowls of the most incredible chicken soup, and countless other gestures, I'm making what feels like a miraculous recovery from perhaps the scariest accident of my … [Read more...] about James Graves Bike Accident and Recovery
On Why the Hamilton ADK Program Should Continue
“Really? You’re moving to the middle of nowhere and abandoning New York City?” my friends would echo, upon my announcement that I’d be moving full-time to the Adirondacks after nearly 20 years of living in Manhattan. “What will you do to earn a living, what will you do, … [Read more...] about On Why the Hamilton ADK Program Should Continue