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EDIBLE EDUCATION: Edible Schoolyard at North Country School
December 11, 2014 LAKE PLACID — The tradition of edible education at Round Lake began in 1921 with the establishment of Camp Treetops — young campers taking care of barnyard animals and growing and harvesting food. more »» 
UP CLOSE: Caligiore busier than ever in retirement
December 11, 2014 LAKE PLACID — Sandy Caligiore has traveled the world as the spokesperson for the U.S. luge team, but there’s no place he’d rather be than Lake Placid. more »»
Whiteface’s electricity out for second day
December 11, 2014 Heavy, wet snow brought by the winter’s first big storm toppled trees into utility lines Wednesday, causing widespread electrical outages in northern Essex County, including at Whiteface Mountain Sk... more »» 
Youth group raising funds for mission trip
December 11, 2014 LAKE PLACID — Members of a local youth group are hoping the holiday season’s spirit of giving will help them raise enough money to travel to New Mexico next year to repair homes on a Native American... more »»
Schools watch and wait to decide on snow day
December 9, 2014 Local school officials are watching the weather and waiting to decide whether Wednesday will be a snow day or classes as usual. more »» 
U.S. finishes strong at Lake Placid World Cup
December 8, 2014 LAKE PLACID — The United States luge team had another exciting day Saturday during the World Cup competition at Mount Van Hoevenber. more »» 
Hope and desperation at National Sports Academy
December 8, 2014 LAKE PLACID — National Sports Academy officials, teachers and students are rallying to save their school. It’s been a week since the school announced it needs $400,000 to keep its door open. more »»
Some seniors’ taxes jump in North Elba
December 8, 2014 LAKE PLACID — A correction in the way income is assessed by the North Elba Assessor’s Office has resulted in changes in property value exemptions for hundreds of local seniors, and in some cases the... more »»
Farm-to-school federally funded
December 8, 2014 The Saranac Lake and Lake Placid central school districts jointly received a $44,754 grant this week from the U.S. Department of Agricultur. more »»
Benefit dinner will help Lake Placid man pay medical bills
December 8, 2014 LAKE PLACID — Chicken and biscuits, and baked ziti will be the main courses of a dinner being held to help a local man with his medical bills. more »»
Police: Lake Placid woman wrote $2,400+ in bad checks
December 8, 2014 LAKE PLACID — A Lake Placid woman faces a multiple charges for allegedly writing numerous bad checks at stores around the region. Donna M. McConnell, 55, was arrested Friday, Dec. more »» 
Waterski event may return to Mirror Lake
December 5, 2014 LAKE PLACID — A controversial waterski event held this summer on Mirror Lake could come back next year with some big changes, if the village board approves of i. more »» 
U.S. teen Tucker West wins luge World Cup
December 5, 2014 LAKE PLACID — The crowd chanted “USA, USA!” as Tucker West began his last run down the luge track in the World Cup competition at Mount Van Hoevenberg on Friday. more »»
Lake Placid boathouse suit on legal fast track
December 5, 2014 LAKE PLACID — The fate of two local boathouses should be decided in court next year. more »»
Leon isn’t on board with waterski event
December 5, 2014 LAKE PLACID — Lake Placid village Trustee Jason Leon said he will vote against a resolution to authorize a waterski competition proposed on Mirror Lake. more »» 
ARTIST PROFILE: Mark Nassan, bicycle builder
December 5, 2014 WILMINGTON — It didn’t happen all at once. Like many another creative endeavor, Mark Nassan’s bike shop business, Leepoff Cycles, has taken time to develop and gro. more »»
Lake Placid police abuse suit settled out of court
December 5, 2014 LAKE PLACID — A lawsuit against two local Lake Placid police officers for alleged abuse has been settled out of court. The civil complaint goes back to Ja. more »»
Lake Placid principal’s resignation official
December 5, 2014 By MATTHEW TURNER For the News WILMINGTON — The Lake Placid Central School District Board of Education accepted a letter of resignation from elementary school Principal Brian Latella on Dec. 2. more »»
SL mayor tackles critics of hiring Jay man
December 5, 2014 SARANAC LAKE — Saranac Lake Mayor Clyde Rabideau is using social media to challenge some of the “local gossip, innuendo and misinformation” he said he’s heard about the village’s hiring of an acting... more »» |
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