Gwendolyn Craig is a journalist at Adirondack Explorer. She covers environmental policy, focusing on topics such as energy sustainability, climate policy, and natural resources. Gwendolyn's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Times Union, North Country Public Radio, and Yahoo News.
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Gwendolyn's coverage primarily centers around local government and political developments in the Adirondack region of New York, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. She has a specific focus on issues such as state violations, legislative agendas, and bond acts within the Adirondack Park area.
Given her concentration on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, she would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into these areas or those directly affected by these policies. Additionally, experts familiar with sustainability initiatives or environmental conservation efforts related to the topics covered may also find success when reaching out to Gwendolyn.
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By: Gwendolyn Craig
The WhistlePig Whiskey facility in Moriah. Explorer file photo by Eric Teed
The state Department of Environmental Conservation is piloting an electric robot lawn mower at its campus in Ray Brook. Photo by Gwendolyn Craig
By: Gwendolyn Craig
WhistlePig Whiskey sold its complex of spirit aging warehouses in the Moriah Business Park in March for $17,062,500, records show.
In order to accommodate a growing student body, Champlain Valley Educational Services in Moriah will build a new 39-acre campus about a half mile from its existing complex on Plank Road.
An Albany-based real estate investor and Adirondack 46er purchased the Cascade Welcome Center just outside Lake Placid for $1.65 million from the Adirondack Mountain Club.
The real estate investor who purchased the property along Route 73 plans to keep it a ski center and revive its restaurant and gear shop.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
Whiskey barrels are stacked seven high at WhistlePig Whiskey's complex of spirit aging warehouses in the town of Moriah. Photo by Gwendolyn Craig
By: Gwendolyn Craig
On New Year's Day last year, 2.5 inches of rain deluged the town of Moriah. A solar company installing 5 megawatts of panel s on about 100 acres
By: Gwendolyn Craig
Moriah Town Supervisor Matthew Brassard says sale to investor group Zags 26 was made to free up capital.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
The fine was the result of a 10-month-long investigation. It was the largest fine among nearly 20 enforcement case settlements made last year by the Adirondack Park Agency.
