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Business

Fledging Crow stops public sales with bankruptcy

KEESEVILLE — Ian Ater, the owner of Fledging Crow Vegetables, walked through a high tunnel at his farm on Tuesday, April 11. He stopped, plucked a bunch of fresh arugula from the ground, stuffed the leaves into his mouth and smiled. “I love arugula,” he said. Ater is a ...

GIVING BACK: Community serves up support for Lisa G’s staff

LAKE PLACID — At Lisa G’s restaurant — in the old opera house at the corner of Sentinel Road and Station Street — everyone is family — staff and patrons, new and old. So when a pipe burst in the restaurant on Feb. 5 — flooding the building and causing widespread damage that ...

ROOST hosting spring social at LPCA

LAKE PLACID — The Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism is hosting its annual social event at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts on April 29 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased through the ROOST website for $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Each ticket purchase includes a ...

Stewart’s gets OK for Saranac Avenue rebuild

LAKE PLACID — Stewart’s Shops has the green light to remodel its convenience store and gas station on Saranac Avenue in Lake Placid. The Lake Placid-North Elba Review Board on Wednesday, March 15 unanimously approved the rebuild. The company is expected to demolish the Stewart’s ...

Amtrak’s Adirondack Line to resume in April

LAKE PLACID — State and federal officials are celebrating the recent news that Amtrak will be reopening its Adirondack Line from New York City to Montreal as early as April 3, making stops along the western shore of Lake Champlain as it did before the service was closed in 2020 during the ...

Bear Essentials shops change hands, owner semi-retires

SARANAC LAKE — When Greg Moore walks in the back door of Bear Essentials Apparel nowadays, shop owner Christina Karl still thinks of him as her boss. She bought the 17-year-old apparel, screen printing, embroidery and design business from Moore on Feb. 15 as Moore semi-retired from the ...