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Opinion

ON THE SCENE: Lake Placid Horse Show is re-born

Columns

The Lake Placid Horse Show is being re-born. For the first time in years, it had a significant waiting list, which represents a radical change from several years of declining attendance. The renewed interest is an outcome of a substantial investment in redesigning the overall layout, the ...

MARTHA SEZ: ‘Party like it’s 1776’

Columns

They’re here! Every year visitors to the Adirondacks, including, but not limited to, campers, hikers, climbers, bikers, boaters, fly fishing enthusiasts, artists, photographers and Summer People reliably arrive for the Fourth of July. It’s the beginning of our summer season. The ...

Tobacco industry targets LGBTQ communities

Letters to the Editor

To the editor: As Pride Month ends, The Heart Network encourages LGBTQ smokers to take advantage of free resources to help them quit tobacco for good. It’s well documented that the tobacco industry preys upon youth and marginalized communities, including LBGTQ people. According to ...

Follos is the right choice for Wilmington supervisor

Guest Commentary

It is my pleasure to endorse my friend and colleague Tim Follos for Wilmington town supervisor. When you think about Wilmington, what is it that you value? Is it the peacefulness and beauty? The neighbors and loved ones? The generations of families who are out and about enjoying their ...

ON THE SCENE: Meet the new Adirondack Community Foundation

Columns

On Friday, June 20, at Heaven Hill Farm off Bear Cub Lane in Lake Placid, the staff and board of the Adirondack Foundation formally announced its new name, the Adirondack Community Foundation, to a gathering of donors, colleagues and supporters. In 1997, John Lansing, Meredith Prime and ...