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Frequent skier remembers Whiteface Mid-Station
December 6, 2019 WILMINGTON — Chelsea Walker is a regular at Whiteface Mountain. She moved to Wilmington a few years ago. Ever since, Walker, 36, has spent hundreds of days on the slopes. more »» 
Northwood School’s Innovation Hub to open in January
December 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Renovations to Northwood School’s Innovation Hub on Main Street are coming to an end, and the new facility is slated to open in January, school officials announced last wee. more »» 
ESWG adds new para-bobsled, ski jumping categories in 2020
December 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — New para-bobsled, ski jumping and e-sports categories will be added to the Empire State Winter Games schedule next year, officials announced Wednesday. more »» 
GIVING BACK: Builders Club serves Thanksgiving meal at Greenwood
December 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — For one group of volunteers, Thanksgiving this year was for giving thanks and giving back. Members of the Lake Placid Middle School Builders Club partnered with volunteers on Nov. more »»
Board of Elections confirms Cummings as North Elba councilor-elect
December 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — The Essex County Board of Elections has certified the general election results. It’s official: Richard “Dick” Cummings has secured a seat on the North Elba Town Council. more »»
Coolidge wins Jay council seat
December 6, 2019 Independent candidate Adam Coolidge has secured a seat on the Jay Town Council. The Essex County Board of Elections certified the Nov. 5 general election results on Tuesday, Nov. 26. more »»
David Coursen named village justice for Placid
December 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Former police officer David Coursen has been appointed Lake Placid village justic. more »»
GoFundMe campaign started for man injured at Whiteface
December 6, 2019 WILMINGTON — A local man was severely injured at Whiteface Mountain Monday, Dec. 2. Charles “Chuck” S. more »»
LPHS alumni plan hockey tourney on Mirror Lake for Hillcrest Fund
December 6, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Artur Novoselsky needs Mirror Lake to be frozen over by Christmas. He’s crossing his fingers. He and his childhood friend Grant Reynolds are Lake Placid Central School alumni. more »»
Railroad group still opposes state plan
December 6, 2019 The Adirondack Railway Preservation Society, which operates the Adirondack Scenic Railroad, has clarified that it is not on board with New York state’s plan to replace 34 miles of Adirondack railroa... more »»
Adirondack campgrounds see slight visitation decline
December 6, 2019 State campgrounds in the Adirondack Park saw fewer overnight visitors this year, but more camping nights overall. more »»
Paul Smith’s College pioneers competitive gaming in Adirondacks
December 6, 2019 PAUL SMITHS — Stephanie Tyski has a competitive desire that for a long time she could not satiate. She used to play volleyball, but after suffering a serious concussion, sports were a no-go. more »» 
State Sen. Betty Little will not seek reelection in 2020
December 5, 2019 State Sen. Betty Little, R-Queensbury, announced today that she will not seek reelection and will retire from the Senate at the completion of her term on Dec. 31, 2020. more »» 
Fire destroys Whiteface Mountain Mid-Station Lodge
November 30, 2019 WILMINGTON -- The Mid-Station Lodge at Whiteface Mountain Ski Center caught fire Saturday night and was still burning as of 10:30 p.m. No one had been reported injured. more »» 
Ruby anniversary
November 28, 2019 LAKE PLACID — This village is gearing up for the 40th anniversary of the 1980 Winter Olympics, and planning is underway to celebrate this “ruby” year with a number of special events, exhibits and... more »» 
EYE ON EDUCATION: Kindergarteners celebrate ‘Friendsgiving’
November 28, 2019 LAKE PLACID — “Happy Friendsgiving!” The voices of more than a dozen young students joined together as Lake Placid Elementary School kindergarten teacher Pat Uliva stood before them, a conductor... more »»
Clearing the air over GAIN Act
November 28, 2019 U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand opposes the Growing American Innovation Now Act, a bill that would loosen air pollution regulations for coal plants. more »» 
ORDA board OKs Whiteface Mountain gondola replacement
November 28, 2019 LAKE PLACID — The Cloudsplitter gondola is getting a face-lift. The state Olympic Regional Development Authority’s Board of Directors on Friday, Nov. 22 authorized a more than $2. more »» 
Questions, concerns arise at Keene meeting on hiker parking
November 28, 2019 KEENE VALLEY — For the first time in months, the popular Garden parking lot was empty on Wednesday, Nov. 20. more »» 
Stunt woman wins case, still doesn’t have pension back
November 28, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — Local former stunt woman Leslie Hoffman recently won a court case dealing with her on-going fight for a disability pension from the Screen Actors Guild, but she said it’s not a total... more »» |
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