An education in Thurman: Martin’s Lumber hosts Woods Walk and Artisan Market
“The education piece is important to me and Win,” says Gary Martin of Martin’s Lumber. He and his wife Winefred bought the wooded lands on … Read more
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“The education piece is important to me and Win,” says Gary Martin of Martin’s Lumber. He and his wife Winefred bought the wooded lands on … Read more
The 18th Century will meet the 21st this summer behind the thick walls of Fort William Henry Museum. The Museum opens May 1 for its … Read more
Throughout the year, Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center in Bolton Landing offers a variety of educational and entertaining programs. Program attendees examine the region’s … Read more
Members of the Thurman Station Association, in a unanimous vote, decided not to hold this year’s Fall Farm Tour. “It seemed just a bit too … Read more
Occasionally, our Lake George examining takes us beyond the lake to explore the greater Lake George region. The Lake George Land Conservancy’s 2020 Virtual Hike-A-Thon … Read more
Sunny days on the lake, great restaurants, hot night spots, thrilling amusement park rides — you’d expect all this with a visit to Lake George. … Read more
Image: Artistic rendering of a specter some claim to have experienced in Lake George Lake George Village draws tens of thousands of visitors each year, … Read more
Just north of Lake George, the trees are rapidly shedding their leaves. The brisk winds and soaking rain of a Nor’easter that passed through on … Read more
The drive up Prospect Mountain will be free Saturday, Nov. 3, Sunday Nov. 4 and Veterans Day, Sunday Nov. 11. The Department of Environmental Conservation … Read more
300 years ago, the Southern end of Lake George was a swamp. The sloping, forested lands along the Eastern and Western shore made lake access … Read more
Pepper and Finn didn’t hesitate. The moment their leashes were unclipped, they bounded across the ground in a high-speed chase, air-borne at times, rolling and … Read more
Lake George, in New York’s Southern Adirondacks, was once considered an exclusive summer retreat for New York City’s upper class. Wealthy businessmen, bankers and politicians … Read more
“These are the guys that started it all,” said Lyn Hohmann, waving her hand toward the granite monument decorated with a wreath and fresh flowers … Read more
Farmers, bakers, craft beverage makers, artists and musicians will return to the banks of the Schroon River this Friday, May 26, for the opening of … Read more
Twenty-first Century kids will get a chance to step back in time and experience 18th Century life in a French and Indian war-era fort this … Read more
Andrea and Tiana Lowe thought nothing of making the three-hour drive from Sidney, New York to treat their mother, Karen Lowe, to an evening of … Read more
A driver traveling through Lake George Village on a raw November night would expect to experience the post-season hush of a summer resort town all … Read more
At the 2016 Lite up the Village celebration in Shepard Park, Mayor Robert Blais announced the launch of a fundraising campaign to pay for improvements … Read more