You’ll notice a new byline in this week’s issue of the Lake Placid News. And before you ask: No, we didn’t hire a new staff writer at our sister newspaper, the Adirondack Daily Enterprise. It’s just that Aaron Cerbone is a new man. He’s now Aaron Marbone. You see, this talented, ...
In various ways — including by speaking up at town board meetings, by signing letters to the editor, and by signing petitions — at this point more than 70 Wilmington residents have called for improved short-term rental (STR) regulations in our town. This number merely represents a fraction ...
The 51st running of the Lake Placid Classic Half Marathon and 10K began on a brisk but beautiful morning on Saturday, Oct. 8 at the North Elba Show Grounds. By the time the race started at 8 a.m., temperatures were still in the low 30s as the sun intermittently peaked out, revealing ...
October. Columbus Day is now behind us, but it’s still leaf season, if perhaps a little past peak, and apple picking time. At the farm stands, bumper crops of pumpkins of various colors, shapes and sizes wait expectantly to be chosen for jack-o-lanterns. Probably they don’t know about ...
Fall is officially here! The nice, crisp air and vibrant colors are everywhere for people to soak up and enjoy. If you are looking for a good book to enjoy while you savor the season, the Lake Placid Public Library has many new arrivals in adult, young adult, and the children departments. ...
U.S. training center - Plans for a new $8 million Olympic Training Center were detailed Oct. 7 at a public hearing called by the Adirondack Park Agency. Steven Finkle, architect for the Olympic Regional Development Authority on the project, described the extensive training ...