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Saranac Lake man with cerebral palsy takes on the ADK Rail Trail to empower others (opens the original)
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Tom Techman is used to adjusting his pace. While hiking, that can mean grinding through an uphill slope, slowing down when his body needs a break, or stopping to enjoy the scenery. On a recent morning outside Meadowbrook Campground in Ray Brook, Techman put his pacing skills to the test, beginning the second leg of his journey to walk the entire Adirondack Rail Trail from Lake Placid to Tupper Lake. Outfitted with a hydration pack and his trusty trekking poles, he took on the 4.81-mile stretch o
How a new generation of women is reclaiming traditional Mohawk medicine (opens the original)
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A group of women scaled down a steep embankment toward the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River, where a freshly cut white willow tree waits below. Armed with pruning shears, they clipped slender branches and carried them back up the slope. Jasmine Jimerson inspected each piece before peeling away strips of greenish-brown bark. The bark slid off cleanly, revealing a smooth, white wood underneath. The pieces of bark will not stay bark for long. After harvesting, Jimerson and the group will chop th
How a new generation of women is reclaiming traditional Mohawk medicine (opens the original)
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A group of women scaled down a steep embankment toward the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River, where a freshly cut white willow tree waits below. Armed with pruning shears, they clipped slender branches and carried them back up the slope. Jasmine Jimerson inspected each piece before peeling away strips of greenish-brown bark. The bark slid off cleanly, revealing a smooth, white wood underneath. The pieces of bark will not stay bark for long. After harvesting, Jimerson and the group will chop th
How a new generation of women is reclaiming traditional Mohawk medicine (opens the original)
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A group of women scaled down a steep embankment toward the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River, where a freshly cut white willow tree waits below. Armed with pruning shears, they clipped slender branches and carried them back up the slope. Jasmine Jimerson inspected each piece before peeling away strips of greenish-brown bark. The bark slid off cleanly, revealing a smooth, white wood underneath. The pieces of bark will not stay bark for long. After harvesting, Jimerson and the group will chop th
How a new generation of women is reclaiming traditional Mohawk medicine (opens the original)
Read excerpt
A group of women scaled down a steep embankment toward the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River, where a freshly cut white willow tree waits below. Armed with pruning shears, they clipped slender branches and carried them back up the slope. Jasmine Jimerson inspected each piece before peeling away strips of greenish-brown bark. The bark slid off cleanly, revealing a smooth, white wood underneath. The pieces of bark will not stay bark for long. After harvesting, Jimerson and the group will chop th
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