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Mystery boom resounds throughout North Country
September 6, 2019 Some people heard it as a boom, some as a bang, some as a series of explosions. Imagine the noise of a dump truck being dropped from 100 feet in the air onto pavement. It shook buildings. more »» 
Northern Current makes musical waves with debut
September 6, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — Sunday was a test for the undertakers of the newest version of HoboFest, Northern Current. It appears they passed. At 11:30 a.m. more »» 
GIVING BACK: LPES After School Progam needs members to continue
September 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid Elementary School After School Program needs new members in order to continu. more »» 
ORDA chairman remembered for leadership, friendship
September 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — J. Patrick Barrett, a leader here and around New York, died of leukemia Monday, Sept. 2 at his Lake Placid home after a week of visitations from family and friends. more »»
Council: Park’s popularity is a blessing and a curse
September 6, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — The Adirondack Council, an environmental advocacy group based in Elizabethtown, has released its annual State of the Park report, giving mixed reviews to local and state leaders who... more »»
Saranac Lake considers short-term rental registry
September 6, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — In an impromptu work session after a special meeting Thursday, Aug. 30, the village board decided to work on gathering information for a registry of short-term rentals in the village. more »»
Essex County weighs joining the ‘Green Light’ lawsuit
September 6, 2019 Essex County officials are considering whether to join other counties throughout the state in opposing the so-called “Green Light Law,” a controversial measure that will let people who immigrated... more »»
Sen. Chuck Schumer tours St. Joseph’s in Saranac Lake
September 6, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — Sen. Chuck Schumer , D-NY, remarked on the need for growth and expansion of addiction recovery centers upon touring St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment and Recovery Centers. more »»
As Lake Flower resort goes up, village of Saranac Lake approves grant
September 6, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac Lake Village Board of Trustees has decided to accept a $750,000 Community Development Block Grant for a Lake Flower resort project without adding a clause to take back the... more »»
NCCC officials aim for older students
September 6, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — North Country Community College has seen a drop in registered students as the region’s high school graduate pool shrinks, pushing the school to recruit older students. more »»
Tupper Lakers choose River Pigs as name for new pro baseball team name
September 6, 2019 TUPPER LAKE — David “Haji” Maroun walked over to the table under a pop-up tent at the Municipal Park Saturday, Aug. more »»
Tri-Lakes high school students reflect on their summer jobs
September 6, 2019 For many, Monday, Aug. more »» 
Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
September 5, 2019 LAKE PLACID — In this week’s Lake Placid News, we topped off a summer hiking season on Labor Day weekend by checking out the trailheads along state Route 73 in the town of Keene, which were packed... more »» 
Thousands of hikers out on Labor Day weekend
September 3, 2019 KEENE VALLEY — Despite a roadside parking ban, hikers continued to park illegally in numerous locations along busy state Route 73 this Labor Day weekend. more »»
Sewer line from federal prison unclogged
September 3, 2019 RAY BROOK — A struggle with the main sewer line to the Federal Correctional Institute at Ray Brook caused disruptions last week but has since been handled. more »» 
Wilmington celebrates mountain biking with festival this weekend
August 30, 2019 WILMINGTON — Two kids walked along a series of trails and hills, the land around them interspersed with mountain bike ramps built with freshly cut lumber. more »» 
Collision injures 3 people, closes Route 3 between Bloomingdale and Vermontville
August 30, 2019 BLOOMINGDALE -- State Route 3 was closed Friday morning because of a two-vehicle collision that injured three people. The collision was reported shortly after 7:30 a.m. more »» 
Tipping point
August 30, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Roughly 200 people turned out for a public hearing on a proposed law to regulate short-term vacation rentals Monday, Aug. 26 at the Lake Placid Conference Center. more »»
NCCC starts new school year short of enrollment goal
August 30, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — North Country Community College opened its classrooms and dorms for the fall semester this week, but the school is projected to fail to reach its projected target of full-time... more »» 
ORDA board approves Mount Van Hoevenberg Alpine coaster
August 30, 2019 LAKE PLACID — The state Olympic Regional Development Authority’s Board of Directors authorized a more than $1.9 million contract on Monday, Aug. more »» |
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