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Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
May 16, 2019 LAKE PLACID — In this week’s Lake Placid News, Outdoors Writer Justin A. Levine stopped by Generations restaurant on May 7 for a training session on Leave No Trace practices in the backcountry. more »» 
Celebrating a century with Ruth Hart
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — One hundred years ago, the Allied powers were still drafting the Treaty of Versailles at the Paris Peace Conference to officially end World War I, American and Canadian soldiers were... more »» 
NORTH COUNTRY AT WORK: Meet Jennifer Reid, Shannon Porter at the North Elba Recycling Center
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Jennifer Reid was near the bins for recycling plastic inside the town of North Elba Recycling Center when Bob Hudak walked in with two gray totes. more »» 
Half-marathoner inspired by father’s ability to balance running, family
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — The last time Sarah Krucoff Borell was in Lake Placid, her father had recently died, but now she’s coming back for the 15th annual Lake Placid Marathon and Half Sunday, June . more »»
Lake Placid schools propose 2.1% tax hike
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — The proposed $19.2 million Lake Placid Central School District budget carries a tax increase of roughly 2.1%. more »»
Keene Central needs 60% of voters to exceed tax cap in negative digits
May 10, 2019 The tax cap for Keene Central School’s 2019-20 tentative budget is minus 4.28%, and the school has proposed to go over that cap. more »»
Northwood School fire put out quickly
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — A fire in a Northwood School dormitory damaged a room and left a student with a minor burn on Thursday morning, May 2. more »» 
Did Kate Smith make up for racist songs from the 1930s?
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — A transcript from a radio show aired at the tail end of World War II was recently unearthed, shedding new light on a local icon under fire for singing a pair of songs with racist lyrics. more »» 
EYE ON BUSINESS: Adirondack Harvest connects local farms and vendors
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Adirondack Harvest, a community organization that advocates for agriculture in the North Country, held a meet and greet at Big Slide Brewery & Public House Wednesday, May 1. more »»
AuSable Valley school district propose budget below tax cap
May 10, 2019 The proposed budget for AuSable Valley Central School District would increase the tax levy by 2.62%, to $14,168,500. This is below the 2.69% allowable state tax cap for AVCS. more »»
Locals get screen time on ‘Succession’
May 10, 2019 LAKE PLACID — For one of the first days of filming, all the crew needed to capture was the main actors walking across the courtyard at the Whiteface Lodge. more »» 
Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
May 9, 2019 LAKE PLACID — In this week’s Lake Placid News, we celebrate the 100th birthday of Ruth Hart, who has lived in this village since 194. more »» 
Keegan named 7th president of NCCC
May 9, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — The State University of New York Board of Trustees approved the appointment of Joseph Keegan as the new president of North Country Community College on Wednesda. more »» 
Lake Placid Marathon celebrates 15 years
May 3, 2019 LAKE PLACID — Just before Jeff Edwards launched the Lake Placid Marathon in June 2005, he expressed a wish. “Hopefully this will be the start of a new tradition in Lake Placid. more »» 
Baptism by ice and snow
May 3, 2019 A new helicopter helped state police and forest rangers rescue four teenagers on Mount Colden Tuesday afternoon, April 23. more »» 
ARTIST PROFILE: Twins teach art at North Country School
May 3, 2019 LAKE PLACID—Identical twin sisters Noni Eldridge and Katie Weaver have a distinctive approach to the concept of working at home. “We were born and raised on this property,” Eldridge sai. more »»
‘Simpsons’ spoofs upstate New York, Roni Raccoon
May 3, 2019 LAKE PLACID — This village made animation history for the second time Sunday night, April 28. That’s right: Lake Placid, among many other upstate New York communities, was referenced in “The Simpsons. more »» 
NORTH COUNTRY AT WORK: Lena Bombard helps find pets new homes
May 3, 2019 SARANAC LAKE — The Tri-Lakes Humane Society covers a large chunk of the Adirondack Park. more »» 
Report: Adirondack economy is like much of rural U.S.
May 3, 2019 Earlier this month, the Essex County Board of Supervisors repeated a common, woeful refrain as it passed a resolution calling on the state to not close prisons in the North Country. more »» |
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