"We get people to dress up as aliens."

"We've been harvesting bobcats for many years"

"Local Hunters Try To Control A Growing Herd."

"We look forward to the opportunity to showcase some really good talent"

"no strings attached"

"It’s sunny and warm; I think it’s bringing out more people because of that."

"Stumps in North Country as part of statewide tour"

"It got a late start. The ice hasn't been thick enough to support ice shanties. It's too bad, because ice fishing was a great economic boon to the community."

"The trio has probably chosen to stay on Lake Champlain for the time being because of the mild winter and open lake."

$14 million. Ouch.

This should be pretty cool, wish I could get in.

"District officials consistently overestimated expenditures for the past five years by a total of $4.5 million. As a result, the district had operating surpluses totaling $2.3 million in four of the last five years."

It's like a Swine-Zombie Invasion.

Strange how the Train-people never mention the Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail.

I defy you to watch the entire thing.

Maybe with Free Flights into the Saranac Lake Airport this would make the proposed camps more attractive to buyers.

All the details here.

Ha ha.

See today's Press Republican "Letters".

What?!

A fun new game.

This house has been getting a lot of play. Now on eBaum's.

"Get out of here or I'm going to kill you" (via adkforum)

"There is a tribe in the mountains of upstate New York called the 'Adirondack', and that name translates to 'bark eaters' from the Iroquois language."

We need to declare WAR on the lack of snow.

"The trailhead for St. Regis Mountain is located near Paul Smiths College, 71 miles from Plattsburgh"

So awesome!

"Far too many of our young urban men in New York spend often-brief sojourns in rural prisons that stigmatize them for the rest of their lives, exposing them to legal discrimination and relegating them to a lower class existence."

It's the other Adirondack Chicken.

"Southern Adirondacks, inside the Blue Line, near Lake Luzerne"

I've got the perfect solution.

Why not take a tour of Shingle Shanty Brook? Heh.

Worth a listen.

"The High Peaks have a way of making you sorry for even the slightest notions of overconfidence."

He wants to be an environmental warrior.

No Walmart, No Veterans, but Yes Community Store.

Uh huh.

If it's poorly presented on the web, regurgitating it in a "mobile" version won't help..

In the 1970's, the NY State Department of Commerce created the popular "I love NY" advertising campaign.

Foursquare definitely has user-momentum. The crowdsourcing model is quite cool.

I'd like to go.

Real-people marketing. That's what I'm talking about.

"Things are moving quickly in regards to the ever changing information channels presented by the internet."

"Promote the region as the Lake George/Saratoga region."

Strange problem.

Maybe after we successfully market to Quebecers.