Most Tri-Lakes residents have been partially vaccinated
SARANAC LAKE — More than half of Tri-Lakes residents have been at least partially vaccinated, new state and county vaccine data shows. This data from Franklin ...
Canada-US border will stay closed another month
The U.S.-Canada border will remain closed for non-essential travel for a 14th month, at least until May 21, to help contain the COVID-19 ...
When can Van Ho host biathlon, ski World Cups?
LP starts volleyball season, falls to Peru in opener
LAKE PLACID — Better late than never could be the theme this spring when it comes to fall sports. After the coronavirus pandemic forced ...
ON THE SCENE: Craigarden incubates
MARTHA SEZ: ‘At least we were scratching our bug bites without mittens’
It’s spring in the Adirondacks. In other parts of New York, for example Long Island and Albany and even Essex, places that are not exactly the ...
WE ARE LAKE PLACID: Jim McKenna, Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism
WE ARE LAKE PLACID: Jeff Potter, Olympic Regional Development Authority
WE ARE LAKE PLACID: Matt Smith, North Country School
WE ARE LAKE PLACID: Paulette Peduzzi, North Country School, head of kitchen
SAVOR THE SEASON: Adirondack Harvest pivots to help connect more people to local food
SAVOR THE SEASON: A connection to sun and soil amid a pandemic
Eugene D. “Joe” Brewster Jr.
Eugene D. “Joe” Brewster Jr., 58, of McKinley St., Lake Placid, died on Friday, April 9, 2021, at his home in Lake Placid. Joe was born June 27, 1962, in ...
Andrew St. Louis
Nicholas A. Heineman
Opting out of marijuana sales would be a wasted opportunity
For local town and village officials wringing their hands, trying to decide whether to opt out of issuing licenses for marijuana sales and on-site consumption in ...