In 1982, I stood outside the dressage arena at the Franklin County Fair in Malone, New York. Groomed and braided, Holly the horse and I baked in the oppressive heat and swirling dust of Adirondack August. Stuffed in a stiff polyester jacket, I yanked at my stock tie, a complicated noose-like ...
I have always favored win-win solutions to problems. It’s more work, but the results are usually worth it if neither side feels like a loser. Unfortunately, America is in such a profoundly desperate moment right now that there is little room for politeness. Indeed, there is nothing polite ...
To the editor: I strongly support Katie Stiles for village trustee. Katie is a lifelong Saranac Lake native who is hardworking, dedicated and deeply invested in our community. I’ve had the pleasure of working with Katie on several projects during my time as the Village Code ...
To the editor: It is now obvious that a significant minority of Americans wish to live in a white, monocultural, ethnostate where freedom of speech exists only for those who support those in power. Where freedom of the press exists only for state approved media. Where due process and the ...
To the editor: February is National Cancer Prevention Month and a great opportunity to learn more about how to reduce your risk for cancer or even prevent it. Research shows that up to half of cancer cases and about half of cancer deaths could be prevented by getting screened for certain ...
To the editor: We owe a debt of gratitude to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise for many reasons — just surviving as a newspaper in these times is a miracle unto itself and we need you now more than ever! Who wants a howitzer range in their backyard or even in the next town when there ...