NY State Senator Dan Stec recently hosted a broadband roundtable in Schroon Lake to provide a legislative update on broadband initiatives. AdkAction’s Dave Wolff participated as part of our Broadband-for-All project’s continuing work to educate the legislature and the public on the inhibitors to our goal of 100 @ 100: 100% of the households and businesses in the North Country having access to at least 100 Mbps download speed. Watch here:
On a freezing, windy Friday in November, AdkAction’s Project Manager Kim Trombly and Project Coordinator Kailey Maher stood on the capped landfill in Indian Lake, envisioning the transformation of this stark, barren landscape into a vibrant pollinator meadow. Despite the chilly winds that swept across the site, it was easy
Three Adirondack-based groups are offering owners of short-term rentals (STRs) a stipend to convert their properties to long-term rentals — a pilot program meant to help alleviate the region’s persistent housing shortage. Adirondack Roots, AdkAction and LivingADK are leading the program, which is supported with $20,000 in grants from Adirondack
As the vibrant summer blooms fade and the crisp autumn air begins to settle in, many people start preparing their gardens for winter. However, it’s important to remember that pollinators like bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects still need our support in the fall. In upstate New York, the changing