LAKE PLACID — North Elba Town Justice Dean Dietrich said he’ll keep serving in that position until the town board can find a replacement. There were no listed candidates on the ballot for North Elba town justice this year, though the longtime incumbent received significantly more ...
SARANAC LAKE — The Adirondack Council has released its 44th “State of the Park” report — a comprehensive view of what has happened in terms of the Adirondacks’ health, habitability and human interaction in the past year. “It directly highlights how decisions and policies directly ...
LAKE PLACID — The second annual Adirondack Winter Pride will take place from Feb. 27 to March 1 in Lake Placid and surrounding communities. This three-day event will feature winter activities, celebrations, and community gatherings at iconic Olympic venues across the ...
TUPPER LAKE — Two weeks ago, heads of state, foreign ministers, senior diplomats and CEO’s from 140 countries around the globe (minus the United States) met in Belem, Brazil for the COP30 United Nations climate summit at which leaders renewed their commitment to the 2015 Paris climate ...
ALBANY — A new state law allows Team USA athletes who train at Olympic and Paralympic facilities in New York to be eligible for in-state tuition at SUNY and CUNY schools, in an effort to drat more athletes to New York facilities and colleges. Assemblymember Robert Carroll, a Democrat from ...
LAKE PLACID — A comprehensive research study and analysis commissioned by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism has identified substantial market potential for both primary and secondary housing units to be constructed in Essex County over the next five years. The study, “An ...