- RECREATION TRAIL ADVOCATES LOOK TO OUST GARRY DOUGLAS – The Press Republican ( Plattsburgh, NY) Website
Reporter Kim Smith Dedam reports that a group proposing railroad-track removal is looking to remove Garry Douglas as co-chair of the North Country Regional Economic Development Council.
- ADIRONDACK COUNCIL GOES IN-DEPTH ON ENVIRONMENT: WATCH AN EDITORIAL SPOTLIGHT REPLAY – The Journal News ( White Plains, NY) Website
The Journal News reports that John Sheehan of the Adirondack Council joined the Editorial Board to discuss a myriad of environmental issues that impact the region and state.
- ARTA CALLS FOR REMOVAL OF DOUGLAS FROM ECONOMIC COUNCIL – The Adirondack Daily Enterprise ( Saranac Lake, NY) Website
Reporter Chris Morris reports that multi-use trail advocates want Garry Douglas removed as cochairman of the North Country Regional Economic Development Council for allegedly showing bias toward railroad operations.
- ADK COUNCIL’S HOUSEAL IS STEPPING DOWN (Blog) – The Times Union: Capitol Confidential ( Albany, NY) Website
Reporter Rick Karlin reports that Brian Houseal, who for the last decade led The Adirondack Council, will be leaving in October, according to the organization.
- TRAIL ADVOCATES QUESTION SUPPORT FOR RAIL – The Adirondack Daily Enterprise ( Saranac Lake, NY) Website
Reporter Jessica Collier reports that advocates for removing the train tracks in the Adirondack Rail Corridor questioned support for the railroad in the North Country Regional Economic Development Council’s plan.
- APA APPROVES MEAT PROCESSING PLANT NEAR TICONDEROGA (Blog) – The Daily Gazette: In the Adirondacks ( Schenectady, NY) Website
Reporter Stephen Williams writes that the Adirondack Park Agency has approved plans for the Adirondack Meat Company to set up a meat processing plant near the Ticonderoga Business Park in Essex County.
- RAIL RULING APPEALED ON HISTORIC GROUNDS – The Post-Star ( Glens Falls, NY) Website
Reporter Jon Alexander reports that two environmental groups filed an appeal of the federal Surface Transportation Board’s recent ruling that permits the Saratoga & North Creek Railway to haul freight on the Tahawus Line.
