SUNY Plattsburgh this summer is showcasing the evolution of Adirondack Painter Rockwell Kent’s works through the years. We talked with...
A new exhibit has opened at the Rockwell Kent Art Gallery on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus that shows the evolution...
Lyon Mountain’s mine was one of the deepest in North America, and its iron ore some of the purest. Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company was one of the biggest employers in Clinton County during World War II. But the hamlet bears little resemblance these days to the densely populated and vibrant place it once was after the mine closed.
Walter Early with the Plattsburgh State Art Museum and Rockwell Kent Gallery joins us to talk about his trip to...
President Ettling discuss his love of commencement ceremonies....
SUNY Chancellor John King came to the North Country this past week to SUNY Plattsburgh where he toured the campus...
An almost empty town lies at the base of Lyon Mountain. What remains of the old mining town is a gas station and a boarded up mill that lies beside the closed mine shaft. Home today to just 282 people, passerbyers would never guess that less than 100 years ago Lyon Mountain was a vibrant mining town filled with a diverse group of people.
This article is crossposted from donorthmag.com By Russia Boles The North Country and the Canadian province of Québec have shared...
Plattsburgh State University’s President, Dr. John Ettling, retired on June 30th, after leading the college for the past 15-years. We...
A new study by researchers at SUNY Plattsburgh’s Center for Earth and Environmental Science finds the Adirondack Park and North...