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WE ARE LAKE PLACID podcast: Steve Janaszak
June 1, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Lake Placid News Editor Andy Flynn interviewed 1980 U.S. hockey team goalie Steve Janaszak on March 27 during the 4th annual Miracle on Ice Fantasy Camp. more »» 
Lake Placid officials commit to being Earth-friendly
June 1, 2018 LAKE PLACID — This year’s Big Green Shin Dig wasn’t just about local vendors and music, but real progress. more »» 
Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
May 31, 2018 LAKE PLACID — In this week's Lake Placid News, we start out with our monthly Adirondack Living feature. more »» 
ORDA unveils Mount Van Hoevenberg upgrades
May 31, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Mount Van Hoevenberg could see some big changes soon. more »» 
Public hearing set for Lake Placid parking fine increase
May 31, 2018 LAKE PLACID — The village board will hold a public hearing about possibly raising parking meter violation fines from $25 to $35. The hearing is set for Monday, June 4 at the North Elba Town Hall. more »»
Route detours, closures announced for Tour of Wilmington Whiteface Weekend
May 31, 2018 WILMINGTON — This weekend, June 1-2, as many as 1,000 road and mountain cyclists will converge upon the town of Wilmington and Whiteface Mountain to compete in the Tour of Wilmington Whiteface Bike... more »» 
First ladies of Lake Placid
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — When North Elba Supervisor Roby Politi called 99-year-old Ruth Hart the “first lady of the Olympic Village” Sunday, May 20 before she was officially named Distinguished Adult Volunteer... more »» 
Ruth Hart Q&A
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — After being awarded the Lake Placid-North Elba Distinguished Adult Volunteer of the Year Sunday, May 20 during the first Lake Placid Community Day at the North Elba Show Grounds,... more »» 
UP CLOSE: Teen volunteer of the year doesn’t do it for the hours
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Olivia Sawyer loves to knit. She also loves to giv. more »» 
Sewer slip-lining, digging begins along Main Street
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Main Street slip-lining and sewer line replacement projects started Monday, May 21 and are expected to finish in mid-June. more »» 
BLUE BOMBER VOICES: Lake Placid High School senior takes on host family project
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Around the globe today, thousands of people have become host families to international exchange students. more »» 
EYE ON BUSINESS: Staff training a necessary job for the busy summer months
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — North Country School/Camp Treetops looks like one of those “happy farms” from TV commercials selling fresh, organic product. more »» 
Lake Placid, Keene plan Memorial Day services
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Memorial Day services are planned for this community and the town of Keene on Monday, May 28, with the annual Carry the Load event around Mirror Lake set for Sunday. more »»
Sign code update may take more time
May 25, 2018 LAKE PLACID — This village and the town of North Elba held public hearings earlier this month pertaining to flags and sandwich board A-frames along Main Street and Saranac Avenue. more »»
Congressional forum helps voters
May 25, 2018 SARANAC LAKE — This Congress race has been underway for 16 months, and its many candidates have mounted a number of stages to sit behind a table and answer questions in the public eye. more »» 
Preview of this week's Lake Placid News
May 24, 2018 LAKE PLACID — In this week's Lake Placid News, we have features on the Lake Placid-North Elba Distinguished Adult and Teen Volunteers of the Year, Ruth Hart and Olivia Sawyer, and the first Lake... more »» 
The promise of sight
May 18, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Tina Leonard, 60, doesn’t look like she’s blind. She doesn’t wear Ray-Ban sunglasses like musician Ray Charles did. She looks normal with her eyeglasses, which are just for protection. more »» 
UP CLOSE: London to Lake Placid
May 18, 2018 LAKE PLACID — Susan Friedmann sat in her living room, drinking tea and occasionally engaging with her two cats, Tiger and Chai, which translates to “life” in Hebre. more »» 
GIVING BACK: Eat ADK added food drive this year
May 18, 2018 For 10 days in the spring shoulder season, restaurants in the Tri-Lakes area offer prefixed menus at $15, $20 or $30 as part of the Eat ADK Restaurant Week, which was held May 3-10. more »» |
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