by Gwendolyn Craig | Apr 15, 2019 | April 2019, Nature and Environment
photograph by Nancie Battaglia What’s the future of Adirondack winters? The writing’s on the wall Just as parents measure their children’s height over the years, marking it with a notch and a date in a doorway, Pete McConville measures the ice on Upper St....
by Adirondack Life | Feb 17, 2016 | February 2016
Photograph by Due West Photography Make the most of an Adirondack winter MAKE A GROWN-UP COCOA Mixologist Zachary Blair, of Lake Placid’s Whiteface Lodge, wouldn’t be bragging to say this concoction—with just a hint of spice—is the best thing to happen to hot...
by Mary Thill | Feb 26, 2013 | Nature and Environment
One of the most recognizable constellations in the winter sky is Orion, the hunter with a belt of three stars. Even if you don’t know much about astronomy, you can probably find Orion, and if you can do that, you can help track light pollution. Starting Sunday, Globe...