At one time in her life, Melinda Little thought she would retire to the Adirondacks. But for the last 21 years, she has lived here full time and you could hardly call her retired. Melinda grew up on Long Island, then earned a bachelor’s degree in...
The Franklin County Industrial Development Corporation will hold an open forum. All business owners are invited to the event. Thursday, June 30 4;00 PM Holiday Inn Express and Suites 3351 U.S. 11, Malone, NY Justin Martin, chairman of the IDA's Governance Committee, plans to host an open discussion and give the public a...
BBQ, booking, Beth, and business after hours - so much to find out in this week's ROOST news! http://bit.ly/1OsyI1K...
Again this year, Ironman would like to offer each athlete a $25 gift certificate to use at participating area restaurants. • The restaurant gift certificate is valid July 21-25, 2016. • The balance over $25 is the responsibility of the customer. • The $25 gift certificate can be applied...
Beth Hill came to the Adirondacks in 2010 to take over as president and CEO of Fort Ticonderoga, and a year later, she joined the ROOST board. She’s been serving on the board ever since then. Beth was born on Long Island and has lived in...
Earlier this month, ROOST rolled out its new booking platform to the Whitefaceregion.com website that will keep ROOST's marketing efforts at the cutting edge of the industry. WhitefaceRegion.com is the second of ROOST's websites to receive this upgrade, following LakePlacid.com. The new platform replaces a much more limited one,...
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A brand study meeting, Adirondack Day, and how millennials want to use technology in hotels - read this week's ROOST news!...
[caption id="attachment_19075" align="alignleft" width="150"] Ashley Andrews[/caption] The Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism’s Ashley Andrews has been chosen for Destination Marketing Association International’s prestigious 30 Under 30 program. The program focuses on identifying and developing the talent of destination marketing professionals, 30 years of age and under, through...
Motorists are advised that sections of Route 86 in Ray Brook in the town of North Elba, Essex County, will be reduced to one lane starting Monday, June 6, as the New York State Department of Transportation removes dead pine trees along the highway. The tree...