To the editor: On behalf of the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism (ROOST), I would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Holiday Village Stroll Committee and to the many businesses and organizations that participated in coordinating the 2025 Lake Placid Holiday Village ...
Do you feel loved by our country? If so, why so; if not, why not, and what would it take to feel loved by our country? Such are the questions being asked by SUNY Plattsburgh and University of Rochester students of their classmates, teachers, and community members through a listening program ...
(Editor’s note: This is Martha Allen’s Dec. 12 column for the Lake Placid News, which did not run in last week’s issue due to space limitations. We apologize for the inconvenience.) What do Santa Claus and his elves, Bigfoot, ghosts, aliens, evil spirits and gypsy fortune tellers have ...
(Editor’s note: This is Martha Allen’s Dec. 19 column for the Lake Placid News.) I know you have been so busy this past week you haven’t had a chance to glance up from your myriad holiday tasks, but here’s what our 2025 holiday season economy boils down to this year: dolls and ...
To the editor: It has been a busy fall for members of the Lake Placid Lions Club featuring the Annual Radio Auction and Children’s Christmas Movie. The annual radio auction was held on Saturday, Nov. 22 and once again has proven to be the largest fund raiser for the LPLC. Many thanks ...
In a couple of weeks, Derek Doty, North Elba’s first Democratic town supervisor, will step down, leaving a board he has well served since 2003, leading it as supervisor for the last four years. Doty has served on several other boards — the Franklin Town Board, the Saranac Lake Central ...