Adirondack Journal
Teacher Ambassador Spotlight
By Katelyn Shaheen, L.P. Quinn Elementary School, Tupper Lake, NY I have been teaching at L.P. Quinn Elementary School in the Tupper Lake Central School District...
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Bug Off: Duflo, Dope, and the Adirondack Fight to Control Pest Control
By: Rachel Ameen Every spring, the Adirondacks come alive. Loons nest on quiet lakes and brook trout jump in the cold streams as the forest grows lush after months...
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Balsam Traditions-Balsam Cures
The Balsam Fir tree has been an important natural resource for the Adirondack region for many years. Below are excerpts from a poster series entitled “Balsam...
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Timbuctoo: African American History in the Adirondacks
The Adirondack Mountains have a rich history with astonishing ties to major national events. It may be a surprise to some that the wilderness of the Adirondacks...
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Adirondack Travel
The beauty of the Adirondacks has attracted visitors since the early nineteenth century; between 1880 and 1920 Blue Mountain Lake, New York (home of the Adirondack...
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