Dear Readers,

The North Country boasts a rich history. Take a walk down memory lane and enjoy stories about the 1939 war games held in Clinton County or the celebration of Potsdam's 200th Birthday.

Discover how you can cultivate your green thumb with gardening tips from Adirondack plant experts, and then read how Pray's Farmers Market began its successful family business.

Looking for a summer outdoor adventure? Read about Plattsburgh's oldest bike shop and the hottest festivities in Montreal this summer.

Find out what lies beneath Valcour Bay, and then check out why local high schools are turning toward virtual vivisection in their science classrooms. Enjoy the issue!

Sincerely,

Rachael E. Osborne
Editor-in-Chief


Astronomy in the North Country

This summer, keep your head up. The clear Adirondack night skies are always sure to intrigue any amateur or professional astronomers looking for a good celestial show. Read more.



Fishing Within the Blue

Grab your bait and spend a day at some of these fishing holes. From Lake George to the AuSable River, we've got the hot spots that will most likely guarantee a perfect catch. Read more.

Keeping Current
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- A revolutionary blast from the past
- Potsdam prepares for its 200th birthday
- Backyard bombshells



- Dissection classes virtually ethical
- Incarceration renovation


- Reintroducing the big bad wolf
- Primpin with hoes: Gardening 101
- Adirondack bird may sing its last song



- A student's best friend
- Going hog wild in the Green Mountains
- A farmers market's family values
- Kent of all trades


- "Tails" from the track
- Night skies of the North Country
- Helping Plattsburgh ride since 1973
- Montréal madness: Festivals 2006


- Fore! a good round visit Bluff Point
- Locked up in little Siberia
- A line in the lakes



- The Adirondack Kids
- Thru Hiker's Guide to America
- My Greek Kitchen II
- Livin' Goods
- Sugar on Snow
- Sahara Restaurant


Sammy D says:


"Plattsburgh was founded in 1788 and named for its first settler, Zaphania Platt."

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