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he New York State Court of Appeals ruled in May that a new type of snowmobile trail is unconstitutional, and that decision is now the law. New York State and Adirondack communities must now find a way to work together so that good forest preserve projects that provide community benefits can move forward. But it is important to these discussions to set the record straight and respond to a recent

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