Adirondack Explorer

Editorial

Deadlines are a necessity to get things done. Many of us live by them in our work lives. This editorial, for instance, must be finished today, as I write this, to be included in the magazine you’re reading right now.

But when the State of New York hasn’t finished work it was assigned to do a half-century ago, it makes a mockery of the whole idea of deadlines. We’re talking about the Unit Management

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