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ON THE SCENE: Towns of Jay, Keene promote sustainability

Climate change and higher energy costs are growing challenges for residents of the Adirondacks, and helping locals address those twin challenges inspired the town of Jay and its Comprehensive Planning Committee to host a Sustainability and Energy Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14, on the Jay ...

MARTHA SEZ: ‘He may well be the cutest member of the royal family’

Happy belated birthday, Harry! Prince Harry’s birthday was Sept. 15, making him a Virgo. By some bizarre twist of fate, my cousin Harry’s birthday was Sept. 16, only one day after Prince Harry’s! You have to admit that is pretty cosmic. So happy belated birthday to both. There the ...

LIBRARY NEWS: Back to school means back to the library for many

From the vantage point of the Lake Placid Public Library reading porch, the captivating sight of Mirror Lake framed by a spectrum of mountainous hues never fails to elicit admiration from our visitors and patrons. As the seasons transition, the picturesque scene remains a topic of discussion, ...

HISTORY IS COOL: 100 years ago

St. Agnes Church - The new St. Agnes Church’s edifice is fast taking on definite form. With a favorable autumn and the present pace, all outside work will be complete before cold weather sets in. Brick and masonry is in charge of Thomas Garrigan, who has a competent force of men moving ...

ON THE SCENE: Keene Arts presents ‘Divergent Spectrums’

Brian LaVallee and Scott Renderer co-curated the exhibition “Divergent Spectrums: A Multi-Media Art Show,” which was held at Keene Arts from Friday through Sunday, Sept. 6-8. It is is part of the East Branch Friends of the Arts 2024 summer season of cultural events. The exhibit ...