Tim Rowland is a columnist, author, and outdoors writer living in Jay. He focuses on themes of regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on travel and tourism, agriculture and farming, and transportation and mobility. Tim's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Adirondack Almanack, Adirondack Life Magazine, and USA TODAY.
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Tim Rowland's articles cover a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on expert commentary in the areas of government & politics and real estate. If you have expertise in these fields, especially as they relate to local issues within Maryland or Hagerstown, your insights could be valuable for contributing to his coverage.
Additionally, Tim writes about outdoor activities, historical sites, environmental conservation, communication, and entertainment and media. If you have unique perspectives or information related to these themes that are specific to the local context of Maryland or Hagerstown area, it may be beneficial to reach out with relevant pitches.
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As short-term rentals impact Adirondack housing availability, state planners outline how towns can go about regulating them
By: Tim Rowland
Broadband provider hits snag, impacting service for dozens of customers in Raquette Lake and other Adirondack locations
By: Tim Rowland
CEFLS enables libraries in the North Country to provide essential community services to support people in need
By: Tim Rowland
With one-third of the Adirondack High Peaks in its confines, the town of Keene is perhaps the greatest pressure point in the yearslong battle to bring structure to overrun trailheads.
Some expressed disappointment that a recently released report produced recommendations — including hiker permits — without data to back up its proposals.
This month, as communities across the Adirondacks vote on school budgets, many districts are under varying degrees of stress.
This month, as communities across the Adirondacks vote on school budgets, many districts are under varying degrees of stress. Some districts maintained cur
By: Tim Rowland
Tracing the J. and J. Rogers log slide conveyance to the end point in Au Sable Forks is easy, but finding the start is not
Elm Street NY Solar LLC has sued the town of Essex for denying a permit to build a 3.9 megawatt community solar array on 25 acres just west of the Lake Champlain hamlet.
Northeast Wilderness Trust's Moriah Preserve offers views of Jay Mountain in the north to Gore Mountain in the south
