Thanks to those who helped at W’ton Aid Station
To the editor:
The captains of the Wilmington Ironman Aid Station at the Wilmington Fire House wish to thank all of their wonderful volunteers who made us the 2nd best Aid Station in 2008. We could not have won this award without the effort and dedication given by each and every one you. All of you make us so very proud.
The award money will be given to the Wilmington Volunteer Fire & Rescue so they may use it to continue their outstanding service to the community.
Again, we can never say thank you enough to all our dedicated volunteers. We encourage those who have not yet tried volunteering for this cause to join us next year on July 26, 2009 for the 11th USA Lake Placid Ironman Triathlon.
It is a very rewarding and exciting experience. With your help, maybe next year we will be awarded 1st place, but our volunteers will always be number one to us.
Wilmington Co-Captains
Steve Corvelli and
Leave the tennis courts alone
To the editor:
Whenever any rump organization blows in the ear of our local officials, they give it whatever it wants. This is especially true for any sports-related group. Once again, our leaders are missing the ball. They do not see t
Thank you, Lake Placid and N. Elba, for the fun
To the editor:
Six years ago this month, I moved to the area, anticipating the enjoyment of numerous outdoor activities and a rich assortment of entertainment. The past couple of weeks have been ideal. My youngest daughter, visiting
Polo match in Keene to befefit cancer research
To the editor:
The Adirondack Polo Club will be playing the Stockade Polo Club in a Ride for Red Polo Benefit Match on July 13th in Keene.
The Polo Match is a benefit for the Go Red for Women movement of the American H
Thanks for supporting the ‘Dam Duck Race’
To the editor:
On behalf of the Rotary Club of Lake Placid, I would like to thank everyone who made the 2008 “Dam Duck Race” a swimming success.
The 5th annual Dam Duck Race featured a stirring swim for the finish line by a
Mutual respect should prevail between cyclists and motorists
To the editor:
I would like to touch on a very controversial subject this time of year: “The Ironman.”
I have lived in Lake Placid for almost 30 years and have watched this town change mentally and physically. I work at the
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