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The lack of affordable, long-term housing in the Adirondacks is having a deep impact on the local economy, particularly at schools and healthcare facilities in the TriLakes.
The Adirondack Daily Enterprise is working on a series about the housing. ....
After more than two decades at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, Peter Crowley is leaving the newspaper. Crowley began as a reporter at the Enterprise in 2000 and became Managing Editor in 2004.
Crowley plans to earn a master s degree from SUNY Potsdam. ....
Mar 14, 2021 Residents in Lake Placid will vote on Tuesday for a new mayor and two new village trustees. Emily Russell spoke with Peter Crowley from the Adirondack Daily Enterprise about the candidates and why this election matters both for the village and the Adirondacks. Emily RussellLake Placid to elect new mayor, two new trustees Lake Placid in the winter of 2020. Photo of the Day by Christie Sausa PETER CROWLEY: Lake Placid has had the same Mayor for the last 12 years, Craig Randall. This is [election] is a turnover, he s not running for reelection. It s also a majority of the board up for grabs, so this is potentially a turning point for leadership. ....
Jan 24, 2021 Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to spend $105 million on Olympic facilities in the Adirondacks in 2022. He also wants $800,000 to deal with overuse in the High Peaks. The Governor recently released those details as part of his 2022 state budget. Emily Russell spoke with Adirondack Daily Enterprise reporter Aaron Cerbone about what the Adirondacks would and would not get in the Governor s budget. Emily RussellMoney for overuse in the Adirondacks, but not new forest rangers in Gov s budget A crowded summit on Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondack High Peaks in late September 2020. Photo: Emily Russell EMILY RUSSELL: So let s start with the Olympic Regional Development Authority. The state has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into the Adirondacks through ORDA and it looks like the governor wants to keep that up. What s he proposing for ORDA in the governor s executive proposal? ....