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WE ARE LAKE PLACID podcast: Jim and Amanda Grant, Wilderness Van
October 12, 2018 Lake Placid News Staff Writer Griffin Kelly interviewed Jim and Amanda Grant about opening a new business in Wilmington called Wilderness Van. more »»
VICs awarded state funding
October 12, 2018 PAUL SMITHS — The Paul Smith’s College Visitor Interpretive Center, which was built by the state but turned over to the school in 2010, has been given $180,000 while the VIC in Newcomb was also... more »»
New York Times writes glowing review of Hotel Saranac
October 12, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — The New York Times published an article praising the Hotel Saranac as a secluded travel and vacation destination on Monday, Oct. 1, and the hotel management apparently weren’t aware. more »» 
Ski jumpers, music highlight Flaming Leaves Festival
October 12, 2018 LAKE PLACID — As the skiers reached speeds of nearly 60 mph soaring off the 90-meter jump, they ripped through the air. The wind around their bodies sounded as if it shattered. more »» 
Rep. Elise Stefanik talks truth, taxes at Daily Enterprise office
October 12, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik says her campaign ads about Democratic opponent Tedra Cobb are accurate, and that people are spreading false information about her own record in Congress. more »» 
Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
October 11, 2018 LAKE PLACID — In this week's Lake Placid News, the community mourns Jeanne Ashworth, the former Wilmington town supervisor who died Oct. 4 at the age of 8. more »» 
NORTH COUNTRY AT WORK: Forest rangers gear up to tackle growing number of backcountry emergencies
October 5, 2018 WILMINGTON — State Department of Environmental Conservation forest rangers are increasingly busy with searches and rescues, mostly in the Adirondack and Catskill parks, and throughout those... more »» 
After 21 years, fallout persists in Glanda murder case
October 5, 2018 Twenty-one years ago, five lives were forever changed in a murder that stunned the Lake Placid and Tupper Lake communities. more »» 
ADIRONDACK LIVING: Grants to help people explore Adirondacks in vintage style
October 5, 2018 WILMINGTON — Amanda and Jim Grant own a tank. OK, so it doesn’t have caterpillar tracks or turrets, but the vehicle is massive and looks as if it can withstand any terrain. more »»
Housing prices hurt police recruiting in Lake Placid
October 5, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Village Mayor Craig Randall read a letter during the Sept. more »»
DEC warns visitors of leaf peepers, trailhead changes, black bears and trail projects
October 5, 2018 RAY BROOK — Bear activity in the High Peaks has decreased, the state Department of Environmental Conservation says, but it adds that visitors to the North Country should be on the lookout for slow... more »» 
ARTIST PROFILE: John Eldridge takes the simple approach to photography
October 5, 2018 LAKE PLACID—It’s one thing to take up a hobby later in life, unless you’re like John Eldridge, whose later-in-life hobby covers almost every inch of wall space in his spacious house of 20 years on... more »»
Jury acquits woman of petty theft tied to friend’s death
October 5, 2018 LAKE PLACID — In a rare case of trial by jury in the North Elba Town Court, six jurors found Camilla Varoli not guilty of petit larceny Thursday, Sept. 27, in a case tied to a drowning death. more »» 
Pipe break leads to rebranding for Kanes
October 5, 2018 LAKE PLACID — The North Country experienced a harsh winter in the 2017-18 season. Temperatures were consistently below zero, and snowfall was regular. more »»
Police: Couple ripped off horse riding customer
October 5, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — State police have released further information on charges relating to local ranch owner. more »»
DEC touts efforts after report says High Peaks trails need ‘major work’
October 5, 2018 RAY BROOK — In September, the Adirondack Council released a preliminary report saying that the High Peaks and surrounding areas have at least 130 miles of trail that need “major work. more »» 
Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
October 4, 2018 In this week's Lake Placid News, Editor Andy Flynn gives readers another installment from North Country Public Radio's North Country at Work Project, this time with a profile of state Department of... more »» 
Police charge two Saranac Lake men with making meth
October 2, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — Saranac Lake Village Police executed a search warrant 23 Old Military Road at 6 a.m. more »» 
Green group: High Peaks trails ‘need major work’
September 28, 2018 LAKE PLACID — The Adirondack Council released a preliminary report on the condition of trails in the High Peaks Wilderness Area and found that well over 100 miles of trail “need major work. more »» 
State tries to lighten load on trails
September 28, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Hundreds of cars parked along state Route 73 at the Cascade Mountain trailhead will not be a problem this Columbus Day weeken. more »» |
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