Cranberry Lake News

Several factors are contributing to the wealth of waterfront property for sale around Cranberry Lake as a wave of generational change coincides with higher assessments.

The Saw Mill River Audubon has awarded four environmental study scholarships this year for adults and students to attend environmental camps and workshops.

Governor David Paterson announced Friday that six North Country waterfront revitalization projects will be receiving state grants.

“We had approached Clerical Medical in the past”

Thousands of acres within the Adirondack Park in St. Lawrence County were sold earlier this month by a British investment group to an Atlanta timberland management company. via Watertown Daily Times

Mt. Kisco, NY - From nature discovery to learning basketball, golf and music skills, Westchester County Parks offers summer camps and programs for children from kindergarten through grade 12. via Westchester.com

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO DO? SATURDAY, APRIL 26 & SUNDAY, APRIL 27 SATURDAY "Wetlands Adventure" Cranberry Lake Preserve Westchester Children will learn all about wetlands and then take an adventure to South ... via WNBC New York Channel 4

“It certainly is good for our local economy.”

Canton Central School will be filled for three days with more than 950 students from 71 schools trying out their skills in agricultural mechanics, prepared speaking and small-animal care, among other subjects. via Watertown Daily Times

Mt. Kisco, NY - He has studied wildlife around the globe but he spent his early years right here in Westchester's nature preserves, and now the award-winning author and naturalist Ed Kanze will lead a hike to ... via Westchester.com

WHO: Beverly G. Bibbins, 80, and George E. Bibbins, 83, Rodman, have been volunteers at Samaritan Medical Center for about 19 years. via Watertown Daily Times

“The popular two-year-old brown trout stocking occurs in early May on some of the region's large, more accessible streams”

With freshwater fishing in New York kicking off Tuesday, the state Department of Environmental Conservation offers some tips for anglers. via Watertown Daily Times

“Whether the crews can keep up with the weather is up to the good Lord.”

Clifton-Fine Central School canceled classes four times this winter because officials thought a section of Route 3 between Wanakena and Cranberry Lake was too slippery for safety. via Watertown Daily Times

Nature seems to be conspiring to slow the building of more homes in the upscale Pierson Lakes development. via Journal News

“I just couldn't think of a better way to spend my summer than doing something that not only would be fun, but that's going to help me in the future”

Holly Hughes cupped a baby sparrow in her hand within hours of arriving in the Adirondack Mountains. via Tribune-Star

The superintendent of the Clifton-Fine Central School District described August 'Auggie' Naccari as an "incredibly kind hearted and generous man." Naccari, who was elected school board president, died over the ... via WWNY-TV Watertown

Officials said the 18 tenants had to be evacuated from their apartments at Mill Yard Estates at 20 Barton Street in Parishville Thursday night. via WWNY-TV Watertown

An upstate New York resident has agreed to remove a floating camp on Cranberry Lake and pay a $24,100 fine for violating state environmental conservation laws, state Department of Environmental Conservation ... via Post-Standard

By Jeffery Smith Published: Thursday, September 6, 2007 11:48 PM CDT jsmith@the-leader.com ADDISON An Addison woman was killed during a one-vehicle accident Wednesday night on county Route 2. Penny L. Berglund, ... via The Leader Online