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Skating Club of Lake Placid launching Adaptive Basic Skills Program

August 25, 2010 By Christie Sausa

From the Skating Club of Lake Placid- A new program!!    Skating Club of Lake Placid to Launch Adaptive Basic Skills Program Program provides one-on-one instruction for youth with... more »

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Outdoor activities

By DMChase - Mar 21 2010 10:11AM

Go to ****adkfamilytime**** for plenty of family-friendly ideas for the regio. more »

Outdoor activities

By sbradley - Jun 17 2009 1:54PM

You have to check out the Olympic Museum. There's tons of cool stuff and you'll learn a lot about the area's Olympic Histo. more »

Rotary Club Meeting

September 2, 2010
The Rotary Club of Lake Placid meets at 7:30 a.m. at Howard Johnson's in Lake Placid. There will be a guest speaker and breakfast is $11. Visiting Rotarians and prospective members are welcome. more »

Outdoors

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Riding the Raquette River rapids

Riding the Raquette River rapids
September 1, 2010 The day dawned bright and blue, offering ideal conditions for an overnight expedition along a lonely stretch of the Raquette River. » Full Story

Fall duck hunting season shaping up nicely

September 1, 2010     Conditions are prime for this fall’s duck hunting season in the Adirondacks, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation. » Full Story

Rains hint of autumn splendor to come

Rains hint of autumn splendor to come
August 25, 2010 Fast on the tail end of a long, hot, mostly pleasant and nearly rain-free summer, the rains finally arrived.  However, it does not appear that the rain is here to stay. » Full Story

Moose highlight return to Ad’k wild

Moose highlight return to Ad’k wild
August 11, 2010     TUPPER LAKE — Until next summer, visitors of the Wild Center will be greeted with one of the most popular and sought-after animals in the Adirondacks — the moose. » Full Story

Seeing things through the eyes of a child

Seeing things through the eyes of a child
August 11, 2010 For the past few weeks, I have been involved in a constant blur of outdoor activities, from hiking and fishing to paddling and campin. » Full Story

Fighting phragmites

Fighting phragmites
August 4, 2010     SARANAC LAKE — For years, a section of roadway on state Route 86 between Saranac Lake and Ray Brook has been home to an invasive plant — common reed grass — that... » Full Story

Presidents take to the field to escape ‘strenuous life’

August 4, 2010 I remember the report. A radio news bulletin announced, “A killer rabbit penetrated Secret Service security and attacked President Carter on a recent trip to Plains, Georgi. » Full Story

Cutting trees to save the forest?

Cutting trees to save the forest?
July 28, 2010     The discovery of the emerald ash borer just outside the Catskill Park puts the invasive pest closer to the Forest Preserve than it has ever known to have been and raises questions... » Full Story

Rebirth of the Adirondack healing woods

Rebirth of the Adirondack healing woods
July 28, 2010 The Adirondack region has a long and storied history as a health resort, and for many years it served as a second home for people suffering from tuberculosis and other respiratory ailment. » Full Story

Finding your way with the help of natural landmarks

Finding your way with the help of natural landmarks
July 21, 2010 I’ve often wondered why some people seem to have a problem traveling in a straight line. I know that I certainly d. » Full Story
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