The March 25 Lake Placid Lions Club meeting agenda started off with a very interesting and informative presentation by three members of the Ausable River Association, which is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Wilmington that is dedicated to projects and solutions that protect ...

Second beach? - The question of purchase by the village of the Stevens property on Mirror Lake for use as a public beach and pavilion has again been brought to the attention of the chamber of commerce. E. C. Herb, village clerk and chairman of the public improvement committee of the chamber, ...

My dad said to me on the morning of Monday, April 8, “This is probably a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience a solar eclipse.” I had never experienced any type of eclipse before, so I was pretty curious about what was about to happen. As the eclipse approached, my mother and ...

Last December, Keene Central School seniors Ella Robjent and Grace Stephens decided to revamp the dormant KCS Drama Club as their senior project. Their first effort was to take on a modern revision of “Eurydice,” the ancient Greek tragedy of Orpheus and Eurydice penned in 2001 by Sara ...

A month or so ago, my friend Jane in Blanco, Texas, asked me whether Adirondackers were all atwitter about the upcoming total eclipse of the sun. Not that I know of, I told her. Soon afterward, I discovered that yes, Adirondackers are in fact all atwitter about the eclipse, which is set on the ...

Earlier this year, Lake Placid News Editor/Publisher Andy Flynn had asked if we, Adirondack Film, formally the Adirondack Film Society, would like to write a monthly column explaining, illustrating, what the new Adirondack Film, and it’s offspring, the Lake Placid Film Festival, were doing ...