Adirondack Water Week launches this year on Sunday, August 23rd through Friday, August 28th. The inaugural event showcases a newly formed partnership between Paul Smith’s College Adirondack Watershed Institute and Northwood School in Lake Placid. Water Week is an opportunity … [Read more...] about Adirondack Water Week 2020 Focuses on Protecting the Legacy of Adirondack Waters and Features Public Events and Community Action
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A New Storefront in Essex, NY
THE VIEW FROM THE STUDIO An Exploration of the Flowers, Art + Business Local to Essex, New York Exciting News! As of this Saturday, August 1, Kit+Syl Studio will be calling 2748 Essex Rd home for the remainder of the season. I can't wait to set up shop in this inspiring … [Read more...] about A New Storefront in Essex, NY
Road Salt Reduction Act Passes Both Houses
Bill Named in Honor of Late Wilmington Supervisor The bi-partisan Randy Preston Road Salt Reduction Act passed in both houses this week. If signed by Governor Cuomo, it will create a pilot program that will implement strategies to reduce road salt affecting Adirondack waters, … [Read more...] about Road Salt Reduction Act Passes Both Houses
The Words Behind My “Why”
THE VIEW FROM THE STUDIO An Exploration of the Flowers, Art + Business Local to Essex, New York I recently heard a quote by the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” Nietzsche’s words are simultaneously sensible and … [Read more...] about The Words Behind My “Why”
Important Western Shoreline of Long Pond Preserved
Long Pond Conservancy (LPC), working under the umbrella of Champlain Area Trails (CATS), has purchased a significant portion of the scenic western shore of Long Pond in Willsboro. “Having Long Pond’s western shore ‘Forever Wild’ is a huge win,” said LPC’s President Frank White. … [Read more...] about Important Western Shoreline of Long Pond Preserved