Maury Thompson·Sep 2819th century logging and lumber industry — Praise for late snowLate March snowstorms were a bonus for loggers.
InGardening, Birding, and Outdoor AdventurebyRandy Fredlund·Sep 28A Misty Morning in the AdirondacksIt’s AutumnA response icon4A response icon4
Maury Thompson·Sep 19Fall musing — ‘Most joyous peiord of the year’The end of summer is not an occasion for sadness, but an opportunity for reflection, concludes a whimsical editorial published Nov. 12…
InEngagebySam Gier·Aug 21Chop Wood, Carry Water, Tell StoriesOn wet sticks, old stories, and the strange work of being aliveA response icon3A response icon3
George Cassidy Payne·Jul 27How Little the World Asks HereThe day’s small histories are settling — the flight of a heron, the ripple of a trout,
Maury Thompson·Jul 22Women at Work — Milliners, dress makers and hairdressersWoman entrepreneurs were devoted to making other women look good.
George Cassidy Payne·Jul 8Where the Stars Still Have a HomeHow the Adirondacks became one of the Northeast’s last refuges for true darkness, and why preserving the night sky matters more than everA response icon1A response icon1
InBeyond the ScoreboardbyJohn W. Green·Jun 12Layin’ by the Lake, Stackin’ Hay and Playin’ All DaySummers growing up as a young adolescent in the Adirondacks are some of my most cherished memoriesA response icon3A response icon3
George Cassidy Payne·Apr 25Edward Kanze and the Practice of Seeing the AdirondacksGeorge Cassidy Payne
Richard Weems·Apr 10Music review: Blackbraid, Nocturnal Womb (Wolf Mountain Productions, 2026).Good gravy, I haven’t written a review of any Blackbraid releases yet?!? The fuck is with me?!? I’ve been digging this Adirondack-born…
