- DAVID SIVE, A FATHER OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, DIES AT 91 – The New York Times ( New York, NY) Website
Reporter Margalit Fox reports that David Sive, one of the founders of environmental law, died on March 12. He was 91
- POST-IRENE DEMOLITION BEGINS TODAY – Adirondack Daily Enterprise ( Saranac Lake, NY) Website
A staff report notes that the FEMA Property Acquisition and Buyout Program begins demolishing homes in Essex County today.
- LAKE GEORGE ZIPLINE PROJECT WILL SCAR FRENCH MOUNTAIN – Adirondack Almanack ( ) Website
Writer Dave Gibson writes that the approval of the zipline project on French Mountain damages the integrity of the Adirondack Park Agency and the Act which created it.
- ESSEX COUNTY NEEDS ATTORNEYS – Press-Republican ( Plattsburgh, NY) Website
Reporter Lohr McKinstry reports that it is getting harder to recruit assistant district attorneys and public defenders who live inside Essex County.
- AS RAIL DEBATE SIMMERS, BIG QUESTIONS FOR SCENIC RAILROAD – NCPR ( Canton, NY) Website
Reporter Brian Mann reports that a lengthy review by North Country Public Radio, in partnership with Adirondack Explorer magazine, has found that some big questions remain about the Scenic Railroad’s ability to realize its ambitious vision.
- SARANAC LAKE VOTERS RETURN RABIDEAU TO MAYOR’S OFFICE – NCPR ( Canton, NY) Website
Reporter Chris Knight reports that Clyde Rabideau has won another term as mayor of the village of Saranac Lake.