Tim Rowland is a columnist, author, and outdoors writer living in Jay. He covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, travel and tourism, agriculture, and education, often exploring themes such as the digital divide and public education. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications like Adirondack Almanack, Adirondack Life Magazine, and USA TODAY.
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Tim Rowland's articles cover a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on expert commentary in the areas of government & politics and real estate. If you have expertise in these fields, especially as they relate to local issues within Maryland or Hagerstown, your insights could be valuable for contributing to his coverage.
Additionally, Tim writes about outdoor activities, historical sites, environmental conservation, communication, and entertainment and media. If you have unique perspectives or information related to these themes that are specific to the local context of Maryland or Hagerstown area, it may be beneficial to reach out with relevant pitches.
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Jess Grant and Keeley Jock led the tour of Follensby Pond for The Nature Conservancy. Photo by Tim Rowland.
The 24 in 24 challenge was first performed in 2015 by Jan Wellford and Jeff Mogavero who approached it on the same day but from opposite directions.
The 24 in 24 challenge was first performed in 2015 by Jan Wellford and Jeff Mogavero, who approached it on the same day but from opposite directions.
The generation that entered adulthood and made art against the backdrop of the Cold War, Vietnam, the Summer of Love and civil unrest, said goodbye to the great photographer Nathan Farb on Saturday.
The boating public might scarcely be aware that when they trailer their craft through the parking lot of the popular Second Pond Boat Launch on
By: Tim Rowland
Farb, who traveled the world before settling back in the Adirondacks, died March 26 at the age of 85. A celebration of life this month drew more than 100 people to his hometown of Jay.
When Dr. Benjamin Brandreth left his Hudson Valley home and business interests upon his death in 1880, he left detailed instructions for distributing his commercial assets among his heirs.
The Adirondack Rail Trail, on its own, is such a joyful experience that pairing it with another epic Adirondack adventure on the same day seems an almost obscene breach of some cosmic recreational justice.
Beleaguered beech trees are facing a new threat as beech leaf disease appears to be sweeping across the Adirondack region faster than expected.
By: Tim Rowland
More than 175 years after its purchase in 1850, Brandreth Park stands as the oldest continuous family-owned preserve in the Adirondack Park.
