Trudeau stamp revealed
Crowds fill the historic Saranac Laboratory after the unveiling ceremony to purchase collectable first-day covers and cancellation stamps that the U.S. Postal Service made available.
(Enterprise photo — Emily Hunkler)
SARANAC LAKE — Although many have already seen the image on light-post banners throughout the village of Saranac Lake or online, the official unveiling of the Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau stamp drew a full crowd to the Hotel Saranac ballroom Monday afternoon.
“I consider Dr. Trudeau to be a personal hero,” said President and Director of the Trudeau Institute David Woodland, “someone who really thoroughly warrants to be honored.”
Woodland reminded the crowd that, although less discussed, tuberculosis is still prevalent in today’s society.
“Let me end by
Tupper reverses reassessment
May 13, 2008 TUPPER LAKE — The town board voted unanimously Monday evening to recommend that town Assessor Larry Cole set aside the recent reassessment and instead update the last one with figures for new construction.
This reverses a 3-2 vote last
Lawsuit against Harrietstown dismissed
May 13, 2008 SARANAC LAKE — A state Supreme Court judge has dismissed an Article 78 lawsuit against the town of Harrietstown and others for what some called unfair property tax assessments.
State Supreme Court Judge David Demarest cited a lapsed sta
Tupper Lake school board proposes a 3.9% spending hike for 2008-09 budget
May 13, 2008 TUPPER LAKE — School officials presented their planned 2008-09 school budget at a brief public hearing Monday evening.
Proposed spending is $16 million, up 3.9 percent from this school year. The proposed tax levy is $6,086,232, up 3.6
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