Tupper Lake News

An "incredibly sweet" skunk rescued in New Hampshire and rehabilitated died just before a gala to introduce it at an upstate New York wildlife center.

"When the tick finds a suitable host, it will attach to the victim and feed for up to 36 hours or longer if undetected." "Oh God, who among the many marvels of your grace in the new world, did cause to blossom on the banks of the Mohawk and St.

The Raquette River is a lazy stream this spring compared to last year's record-setting torrent, which rushed downriver at triple the flow that would normally be expected.

Checking out the mechanicals overhead on the Adirondack Carousel as it spins on one of the inaugural rides.

The development of a new multi-million dollar resort has been put on hold for the community of Tupper Lake now that environmental groups are suing the APA and DEC for supporting it.

When David Dechene and his wife, Joanne, moved their son to a home for people with special needs, they thought David Jr.

This is the second part of a two-part article - Adirondack road trip: Lake George to the St.

Jim LaValley of Tupper Lake mentioned the Adirondack Council in his letter to the editor May 17 concerning the Adirondack Club and Resort project, recently approved by the Adirondack Park Agency.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's Ride for Missing Children will be taking place in Rochester tomorrow.

I was disappointed in the letter written by Matthias Nevins regarding the Adirondack Club and Resort in Tupper Lake.

LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. - Peter Bauer is returning to Adirondack Park advocacy after leading the Fund for Lake George for five years.

As reported earlier today, Gov. Andrew Cuomo just laid out his plans for a new state agency to police and, when necessary, prosecute those who abuse or neglect people with disabilities who are under state care or under the care of private, state-funded and licensed facilities.