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:
By Sawyer Bailey, AdkAction Executive Director I’ve ridden a songthaew in the Xiangkhouang Province of Laos, a bullet train across Japan, and most frequently, the CDTA bus into Albany, but until today I’d never boarded a bus in the Adirondacks. After several years hearing from our food security project participants
Families across the Adirondacks are gaining new, reliable access to fresh, locally produced food through AdkAction’s Fair Food Card, now coordinated in partnership with Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) offices throughout the region. WIC is a federal nutrition service that supports low-income families with pregnant individuals and young children age
Each winter, road salt helps keep Adirondack roads safe. When the snow melts, that salt can wash into nearby streams and groundwater, where it can persist for decades and harm aquatic life and drinking water supplies. For years, AdkAction has worked with municipalities across the Adirondacks to reduce road salt