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A marathon, not a sprint

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LAKE PLACID — If Lake Placid Marathon and Half owner/operator Greg Borzilleri gets his way, the event could cover three days of racing this year instead of two. The race, which added a 10K last year, is typically held on the second Sunday of June, which is June 9 this year. The day ...

Salt Lake City reveals proposed 2034 Olympic venues

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games has identified 13 proposed venues as part of its preferred host bid file for the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The plan includes a core of existing venues along with bringing the new events of ski and ...

New York State Legislature passes $237B budget

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ALBANY — The state Legislature passed a $237 billion state budget almost three weeks late on Saturday, April 20, following five budget extensions and a cyberattack on April 17 that slowed the drafting process. The budget is supposed to be passed by April 1, which is the beginning of the ...

Fire hydrant flushing starts in Lake Placid next week

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LAKE PLACID — Lake Placid municipal crews are planning to flush fire hydrants around the village over the next month. The flushing helps get rid of sediment and dirty water, according to Brad Hathaway, Lake Placid Department of Public Works superintendent. “A lot of areas that are ...

GIVING BACK: High Peaks Education Foundation celebrates 25 years

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KEENE VALLEY — Nearing its 25th anniversary, High Peaks Education Foundation is still finding new ways to help Keene Central School students aspire to greater heights. HPEF’s latest effort, a series of KCS alumni profiles, is meant to show current students the variety of futures that ...