Aug 21, 2008 — The Nature Conservancy completes a 90,000-acre land deal in the Adirondacks... The city of Ogdensburg takes over a kosher cheese plant that failed to pay taxes... Saranac Lake settles a school-construction lawsuit from 2003... And we hear the Fort Ticonderoga Fife and Drum corps recreated music from the 1700s.  Go to full article

Aug 21, 2008 — Governor Paterson and legislative leaders say they've taken a major step towards reducing the state's deficit, after a rare mid-summer budget cutting session. Karen DeWitt reports.  Go to full article

Aug 21, 2008 — Years of litigation and expense for the Saranac Lake School District came to an end last night when the school board voted to approve a settlement offer from contractors blamed for problems with a capital building project. The agreement settles a lawsuit the district filed against three different contractors in 2003. As Chris Knight reports, school officials say the settlement means the district's taxpayers will be paid back for the cost of fixing the school buildings.  Go to full article

Aug 21, 2008 — If you go to Fort Ticonderoga this summer, you'll find centuries-old stone walls and a new education center. But you'll also find music and pageantry. For more than three...  Go to full article

Aug 21, 2008 — The 27th annual Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors opens at the Arts Center Old Forge this weekend. It features watercolor paintings from across the...  Go to full article

Aug 20, 2008 — Martha Foley talks with Albany reporter Karen DeWitt about some of the details in the budget cutting agreement reached late last night.  Go to full article

Aug 20, 2008 — A newly renovated home in North Creek was donated to the Adirondack Community Housing Trust this week. The housing trust program was formed over the past year with the help...  Go to full article