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Mayoral candidates answer questions | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise

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QUESTIONNAIRE: Lake Placid mayoral candidate Jamie Rogers | News, Sports, Jobs

Position sought: Mayor Why are you running for this position? I love this community. I care deeply about the health and future of our beloved home. We have been treading water for 12 years without vision or advancement. It is time to live up to our potential. It is time for change! I have always been forward thinking and have always had a vision for our future. I believe I am the one qualified to get us there. What are your qualifications? I served on the board for nine years; three as village trustee, two as deputy mayor and four as mayor. In my four years as mayor, we completed Mid’s Park, Mill Pond Drive and the repaving of Main Street. We implemented several parking upgrades and expanded public transportation. We introduced multiple energy efficiency projects including the very successful Boy Scout Light Bulb Program. This program saved our community 2 megawatts of power annually, at a time when we were facing serious power issues. We completed a $14 million sewage

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Ausable River Association hires new stream restoration associate | News, Sports, Jobs

Gary Henry (Photo provided) WILMINGTON After a nationwide search, the Ausable River Association (AsRA) announces the hire of Peru, New York, resident Gary Henry for the position of stream restoration associate. Working closely with Executive Director Kelley Tucker, Henry will transition to lead the survey, assessment, design, construction and long-term monitoring of stream restoration projects, including climate-ready culvert replacements. A licensed geoscientist, Henry started working on geomorphic river surveys nearly 20 years ago while a graduate student at Baylor University in central Texas. After graduate school, he continued doing freelance work on river surveys, usually in the rapidly urbanizing areas of central and north-central Texas, while working full-time as a hydrogeologist and project manager at an environmental engineering firm in Dallas.

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Cozy cabins in Upstate New York: 17 secluded Airbnbs, mountaintop views, lakeside hideaways, hidden gems

Cozy cabins in Upstate New York: 17 secluded Airbnbs, mountaintop views, lakeside hideaways, hidden gems Updated Jan 25, 2021; In the cold Upstate New York autumns and winters, nothing sounds better than cuddling up in cozy cabin with a wood stove burning and a mug of cocoa in hand. Maybe you’re watching the snow fall outside, or listening to the sounds of the wilderness as you settle in for the night after a day hiking or skiing in the Adirondacks, or fishing and boating in the Finger Lakes. That peaceful getaway is yours to find at one of these cozy cabin Airbnbs scattered across the Finger Lakes, Catskills, Hudson Valley and beyond. From ridge-line retreats to private, woodland getaways, these cabins are perfect for the vacationer who wants to breathe in the great outdoors and loves to stay someplace with a lot of charm.

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9 Michigan birding trails for seeing rare winter birds

9 Michigan birding trails for seeing rare winter birds Updated Jan 25, 2021; Don’t put down your birdwatching binoculars just because winter has arrived. While many of our summer birds have flown south to warmer places this time of year, Michigan is, in fact, a balmy winter destination for birds who usually spend their summers much father north. So when winter wraps its chilly arms around our state, it ushers in its own special season for birdwatching, starring birds like the enchanting snowy owl and boisterous winter finches who arrive from the boreal forests in search of food and fairer weather. Depending on the bird, don’t necessarily expect to see these beauties at your backyard feeder. Rarities might require a special trip to the kind of places they prefer but in that way, birding can become a sort of treasure hunt, and a wonderful reason to plan a winter escape.

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