North Creek, NY, Oct 13, 2010 — Two years ago, the Adirondack Park Agency approved a massive new resort in North Creek. Front Street Mountain Development was meant to bring more than 130 luxury condos to the village, along with five hotels, restaurants and a riding stable. The idea was to tie the resort in with the North Creek ski bowl, offering ski-from-your door condominiums.

But so far, only one model home has been built and no properties in the resort have been sold. As Brian Mann reports, local officials are questioning the project's future.  Go to full article

Apr 14, 2008 — On Friday, the Adirondack Park Agency gave the green light to a massive new resort development for North Creek. Construction of a hotel and townhouses could begin as early as this summer. When completed, the Front Street Mountain resort will have more than a hundred luxury condos and homes, a golf course, restaurants, a riding stable, and three hotels. The project will be tied closely with the Gore Mountain Ski area, where New York state plans to invest millions of dollars upgrading the lodge and slopes. As Brian Mann reports, another big resort project in Tupper Lake faces a very different future, with more environmental hearings slated for this week.  Go to full article

Apr 11, 2008 — The Adirondack Park Agency on Friday approved a massive new resort development for North Creek. Construction of the first phase could begin as early as this summer. When completed, the Front Street resort will have more than a hundred luxury condos and homes, a golf course, restaurants, and three hotels. The project will be tied closely with the Gore Mountain Ski area.  Go to full article

Apr 10, 2008 — The Adirondack Park Agency is poised to approve a huge new resort development planned for North Creek. A final vote could come as early as Friday. If given the green light, the private project would be closely linked to the state-run Gore Mountain Ski Area. As Brian Mann reports, some critics say details of the North Creek resort deserves more scrutiny and public review.  Go to full article