Blue-Mountain-Lake News

In this program broadcast live from the Old Forge Library, News Director Martha Foley moderates a conversation about the future of Adirondack communities, conservation in the Park, and the role of Adirondack media.

I must admit, Ia ve always loved books of photography. A great photo brings a place with all its sights and sounds alive.

The Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake will opened for its 52nd season on Friday.

WHY? Deep in the Adirondacks, this pretense-free town near Lake Placid is both a refuge from high prices and Downstate's high summer temps.

Police are still investigating a shooting that happened at a family barbeque over the weekend in the Poconos.

An argument about a man's murder led to a fatal shooting at a family picnic in Blue Mountain Lake Estates in Stroud Township on Saturday night, police said.

Police investigate the scene of a shooting on East Shore Drive in Blue Mountain Lake Estates Saturday night Keith R. Stevenson/Pocono Record April 26, 2009 A family picnic turned into tragedy Saturday evening after a man was shot and seriously wounded at a home in Blue Mountain Lake Estates.

For the first time ever, Adirondack Architectural Heritage is offering a four-day tour of private and public Adirondack Great Camps, led by experts in the field of architectural history and preservation, as well as local historians this fall.

The look of traditional rustic furniture in the year 2525 is one description of pieces to be offered at the Adirondack Museum's "Rustic Tomorrow" benefit auction.

The Cabin Fever Players are back. The group of amateur actors and singers from the Indian Lake, Long Lake, Blue Mountain Lake and North Creek area called the Cabin Fever Players will come together to present ...

Local authors will have an opportunity to share their work with others at the Adirondack Center for the Arts in Blue Mountain Lake.

Samuel de Champlain first saw the great expanse of Lake Champlain, the Green Mountains to the east, the Adirondacks on the west in 1609.

WHAT: Photographer Mark Bowie compares images in his book, "In Stoddard's Footsteps - The Adirondacks Then & Now," to the original versions by photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard.

Mark Bowie felt like a time traveler as he trekked across the Adirondacks from 2000 to 2007 to gather images for his latest book.

The corrosive effect of our jail and prison systems on human life and society is a primary focus of the BMC program, and we hope that providing this opportunity for artists and activists will help to advance ...

The Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake has received an anonymous gift in the amount of $50,000 in support of a special exhibition to open this summer.

Adirondack Architectural Heritage will offer a Rustic Study Tour Sept. 18-21, 2009.

This week marks the start of new leadership nationally and locally. The Adirondacks Lakes Center for the Arts in Blue Mountain Lake has a new Executive Director.

VFW Post begins monthly breakfasts today SARATOGA SPRINGS - Beginning in January, the Gurtler Brothers Post 420 Men's Auxiliary hosts an all-you-can-eat breakfast on the second Sunday of each month at the post, ...

In early September, the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake sent out a a oeCall for Quilts,a searching for exceptional quilts, comforters, or pieced wall hangings made after 1970, used in, inspired by, or ...