Adam Bailey urges communities to regulate short-term rentals to ensure best outcomes for residents.

The Center acquired two buildings in Tupper Lake, N.Y., to improve housing options in the community through stabilizing and improving nine housing units as attractive, quality long-term rentals.

The Adirondack Community Recreation Alliance (ACRA) awarded three grants to projects that will enhance recreation amenities to benefit Adirondack communities.

Center staff helped the town of Tupper Lake land a $100,000 grant for improvements to the Tupper Lake Golf Club and for planning improvements to the town's year-round recreation economy.

In early December 2021, New York State selected Tupper Lake to receive a Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) grant of $10 million.

Since releasing "Attracting New Residents:  A Strategy for the Adirondack Park and its Communities" in February, the Center has been putting the strategy’s ideas to work at both the regional and local levels.

The Adirondack Community Recreation Alliance (ACRA) awarded three grants to projects that will enhance recreation amenities to benefit Adirondack communities.

We’re helping Tupper Lake plan for better recreation options to serve residents and boost the economy.

The Center is building on previous success addressing connectivity issues by partnering with a Town-led broadband committee to extend last-mile broadband to more beneficiaries.

The Northern Forest Center facilitated the Common Ground Alliance and will continue working with Adirondack communities on a follow-up strategy to Attract a New Generation of Adirondack Residents.