To the editor: I can remember a saying when I was growing up that went something like this: “He sat in the middle of the field and hit himself in the head with rocks because it felt good when he stopped.” The Trump regime is supplying a rock pile that would cause a lot of pain. Sending ...
To the editor: I recently had the opportunity to ask Assembly candidate Michael Cashman about his policies, especially those related to health, safety and our environment. A small group that I chair, the Northern Watersheds Committee, is a North Country offshoot of the Sierra Club, the ...
I am supporting Tim Follos for Wilmington town supervisor. Tim’s knowledge, experience, and education will all be tremendous assets to our community. Tim has a bachelor’s degree in Government from Georgetown University and a law degree from Vermont Law School. His opposition views these ...
When I was a kid, the “shoulder season” lasted nine months interrupted by winter weekends when skiers arrived to hit the slopes of Whiteface and Whitney, and in the fall, for those who had professional guides in the family as we did, by hunters seeking the wily deer. Today, ...
Crowds gathered Saturday, Oct. 18, in suburbs, towns and cities in all 50 states, as well as overseas, for the second major No Kings rally. Approximately 7 million people in more than 2,700 protests in the United States participated to call for the defense of Constitutional rights in ...
As this garden season draws to a close, Garden Club of Lake Placid recognized several residential gardeners with a Green Thumb award for brightening their neighborhood with colorful flower displays. Recognizing the efforts and time which goes into gardening, four home owners were ...