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Guest Commentary

Follos is the right choice for Wilmington supervisor

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 ...

Spring tours focus on native vegetation

In the past month a local outing and a day trip to Vermont gave Garden Club of Lake Placid members insight to the beneficial aspects of growing native tree and small plant vegetation. At the Uhlein Farm greenhouse, the Ausable Conservation Nursery staff explained their progress and goals for ...

Hopeful perspective comes into focus in students’ works

For anyone feeling discouraged about the disconnectedness and polarization that seem to overshadow our world today, I was reminded recently that there is hope to be found when you tune into the artistic perspectives of young people. This month, the Lake Placid Center for the Arts celebrated ...

Residents, businesses pitch in for 65th Clean-Up Day

May 3 marked the 65th year that the Lake Placid Community held a Volunteer Clean-Up day. This community effort continues because of many people volunteering their time and supporting the day. The weather started out mild with rain beginning early, but that did not deter those who came out. ...

Speaker offers tips for growing inside home

A return to Mirror Lake Inn for the opening meeting of Garden Club of Lake Placid drew 33 members for a luncheon and program. The recognition of Linda Friedlander, to Honorary Member, was a special moment shared with Linda. Members heard of her notable roles and projects over her 60 years ...

Tobacco use, chronic disease often have link

In 2025, cigarette smoking still remains the number one cause of preventable death in the U.S. — and it’s also a major cause of chronic disease. Smokers are much more likely to develop a chronic disease, and individuals with a chronic health condition are at much higher risk of their ...