I have previously introduced a large charismatic canid increasingly evident in the Adirondack Park that some wildlife observers are calling the CoyWolf. This hybrid of the Coyote, the Eastern Wolf, and the domestic dog unfortunately is threatened despite its important … [Read more...] about Wrong to Kill Coyotes, Wolves and CoyWolves
Archives for 2016
Essex County Arts & Culture Groups Can Win Grant Funds in 2016
The Essex County Arts Council invites all County nonprofits to apply for its 2016 grant awards. "Projects must have an arts and/or culture theme and must be free and open to the public," commented Board President Margaret Gibbs. "The deadline is May 2, 2016, and we want to get … [Read more...] about Essex County Arts & Culture Groups Can Win Grant Funds in 2016
CATS Announces New Board Chair
We are pleased to announce that Evan George is the new chairman of the Champlain Area Trails' Board of Directors. Evan, who works as the admissions director at Camp Dudley, has served on the CATS board for the past three years and most recently as vice-chair. Evan grew up in … [Read more...] about CATS Announces New Board Chair
Three History Enthusiasts Join Adirondack History Museum Board
The Adirondack History Museum Board of Trustees has elected three new members to its ranks for the 2016 season. The new board members are Janet MacDougal Cross, Laura Steenburg and Gerald Zahavi. Cross currently serves as the Elizabethtown town historian. Upon her retirement … [Read more...] about Three History Enthusiasts Join Adirondack History Museum Board
LCY&W Welcomes Physical Therapist Kristen Hatch
LCY&W is happy to welcome Kristen Hatch as our newest Wellness Mentor. She is taking new clients beginning February 1, 2016. Kristen is a licensed Physical Therapist graduating from Russell Sage College in Troy, NY in 1996 where she obtained her BS in physical therapy. After … [Read more...] about LCY&W Welcomes Physical Therapist Kristen Hatch