Gwendolyn Craig
The Post-Star
Auburn, NY, United States
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No. 10: EPA certifies dredging of the Hudson River, state sues
The EPA certified GE's dredging in the Hudson River was complete, but the state of New York filed suit. → Read More
BLOG: Comparing Whitehall business proposals to Fort Edward
It's not only Fort Edward with a vacant industrial-zoned property on a rail line near a canal. → Read More
Fort Edward Village Board weighs payment options for $340,000 bill to Washington County
FORT EDWARD — The Village Board may use some of its savings and a short-term bond to pay Washington County about $340,000 it owes in back taxes. → Read More
Bigger than ever: The 47th Adirondack Balloon Festival in photos
The 47th annual Adirondack Balloon Festival is in the books and what a year it was.A record crowd descended upon the Warren County airport to witness launch after launch to → Read More
Propane facility approved in Greenwich
GREENWICH — A propane facility that caused some discussion among residents during the last few months has been approved by the town Planning Board. → Read More
THE GREEN BEAT: See the Mettawee moved from above in Granville
It’s an impressive site. → Read More
EPA denies New York's smog petition, despite concerns for Adirondacks
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will not assist New York with smog pollution from upwind states, it announced on Sept. 20. → Read More
'Heroes among us': Queensbury event honors local veterans
QUEENSBURY — War isn't easy to talk about, whether it was yesterday or decades ago. → Read More
Notebook: Not all balloons are hot
R. Scott Kelley brought his hot air balloon to the Adirondack Balloon Festival this weekend, but it is named after a balloon that’s not so hot. → Read More
Adirondack Balloon Festival delights once more, despite traffic, food challenges
QUEENSBURY — R. Scott Kelley compares flying a hot air balloon to sitting on your couch in your living room. → Read More
Moving the Mettawee: Cleanup of Granville state superfund site is underway
GRANVILLE — The Little League field is the new temporary home of the Mettawee River. → Read More
Blog: SUNY Adirondack hosts climate rally
Across the globe, students participated in a climate rally on Friday, prior to the UN Climate Summit that will take place Monday in New York City. → Read More
The Green Beat: EPA gives Health Department funds to study PFAS
The state Health Department is one of eight organizations to receive funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to study PFAS contamination in groundwater, according to a news release. → Read More
Blog: Toxic algal bloom confirmed in Cossayuna, Saratoga lakes
I'm a little late to report this because I was on vacation, but the state Department of Environmental Conservation reported two confirmed toxic algal blooms on Cossayua and Saratoga lakes → Read More
'This is what we live for': Rogers Island dig continues this fall
FORT EDWARD — David Starbuck will continue digging at Rogers Island this fall, but he's got some extra hands to help with the work. → Read More
National archaeology group visits Fort Edward dig site
FORT EDWARD — Sometimes we miss the magic that exists in our own backyards, but the magic of Rogers Island was not lost on visitors who came from all over → Read More
Hudson Falls park officially gets a new name
The Hudson Falls Village Board officially renamed Derby Park to the Moran-Derby Park during its meeting last week. → Read More
Zero-waste expert urges municipalities to reduce their waste
QUEENSBURY — Sometimes going backward is a good thing, and that might be the case when it comes to recycling and trash. → Read More
New York groups have good and bad reactions to latest environmental rollback
The Trump administration’s repeal of an Obama-era clean water rule received praise Thursday from the business and agricultural community in New York, but from environmental groups, not so much. → Read More
Adirondack Council hopes for more park protections from all levels of government
GLENS FALLS — Loons and eagles are back in the Adirondacks. So are trees and fish. The air is fresher. The water is cleaner. → Read More