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Curiously AdirondackCatch Our Drift: Why Adirondackers Love Winter, Sort OfDo we in the Adirondacks love snow and cold? Do we hate them? Hear dyed-in-the-wool locals speak their minds about... Learn More
Curiously AdirondackSaranac Lake Remembers Its Curative PastMost of us have heard William Faulkner’s famous line about the past not being dead. His wisdom is nowhere more... Learn More
Curiously AdirondackAll Roads Lead To Bloomingdale: 19th Century Crossroads Village Blooms Anew In The 21st Century If Thornton Wilder had looked a little farther west, he might have set his Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Our Town”... Learn More
Curiously AdirondackA Whole Lotta Flutterin’ Goin’ On: Butterflies Fly At The Paul Smith’s VIC Butterfly HouseOut in the Adirondack wilds, we see plenty of butterflies: one here, one there, one on sunny days just about... Learn More
Curiously AdirondackGoing “Ollywood”: How A Modern Adirondack Sawmill Produces Old-Time Forest ProductsA scientist turned sawyer named Ollie Burgess turns trees into rustic building materials in the northern Adirondack township of St.... Learn More
Curiously AdirondackGolly, Wally: Giant Beavers Still Surviving In The Adirondacks?For years, skeptics have laughed and groaned while sightings and signs of an enormous aquatic rodent in the Adirondacks have... Learn More
Curiously AdirondackFor Whom The “Bel” Tolls: Saranac Lake’s Belvedere Restaurant Keeps Patrons Coming Back
Curiously AdirondackThe Fabric Of Friendship: Old Forge’s Pointed Pine Quilters Join Hearts, Hands, And FabricIn Old Forge, on the Adirondack Mountains’ wild and beautiful western side, the Pointed Pine Quilters have been getting together... Learn More
