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David Escobar

David Escobar

Verified

Reporter, Adirondack Explorer

Saranac Lake

Biography

David is a Report for America Corps Member who covers diverse communities in the Adirondacks for both the Adirondack Explorer & North Country Public Radio. He previously served as the news editor for WFUV 90.7 FM in the Bronx, where he produced, directed, and occasionally hosted the station’s daily news podcast “What’s What”. Escobar has also worked as an associate producer for the podcast and radio show “Our Body Politic” and as an intern for WNYC’s “The Takeaway.”

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Diversity issues in the Adirondacks

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If no fit for my interests, time or role

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Total articles 73

  • Winter Pride event creates LGBTQ meet up in the Adirondacks

    By David Escobar Verified| Adirondack Explorer Verified By David EscobarRainbow Pride flags were sprawled across the main lodge at Whiteface Mountain this past weekend as skiers in vibrant gear clomped through the crowded lounge, eager to hit the slopes. Among them was Paige Herbst, dressed in a teal and purple jacket and a colorful hat adorned with the phrase “Outside Pride.”“We’re here, we’re queer, and ready to ski!” she said, with a chuckle. Herbst was among dozens of attendees at the inaugural Adirondack Winter Pride weekend.

    By David Escobar Verified · Adirondack Explorer

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Upstate NY woman draws on immigrant experience to diversify Adirondack trails

    By David Escobar Verified| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified David EscobarUpstate NY woman draws on immigrant experience to diversify Adirondack trailsLucienne Nicholson grew up in the bustling capital of Haiti, but her fondest childhood memories were formed in the countryside, visiting her grandmother’s farm. She walked barefoot through orchards of coffee and cacao plants, immersed in the landscape. “Everything was so pure, so completely undisturbed by the human presence,” said Nicholson.

    By David Escobar Verified · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • How can Adirondack communities be more welcoming to all? Let's talk about it!

    By David Escobar Verified| Adirondack Explorer Verified By Adirondack ExplorerIn June 2024, North Country Public Radio and Adirondack Explorer launched a multi-year project to explore who feels included in Adirondack communities, who is left out, and how the Adirondacks can be a more welcoming place for all. Starting March 25 in North Creek, the two media outlets are bringing that conversation to three towns spread across the region.

    By David Escobar Verified · Adirondack Explorer

    Mar. 20, 2025

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Company Info

Adirondack Explorer

Adirondack Explorer: A news magazine about Adirondack issues, hiking, paddling, climbing and skiing in the Adirondack Park.

Saranac Lake, New York, United States

+1 518-891-9352

Founded: 1998