Veterans Day 2009 in Saranac Lake
As a community and a nation, we remember the sacrifices and pay homage to our men and women who have served and those who are currently serving, and their families, throughout the years. Veterans Day is a time of public recognition of the sacrifices our veterans, living and deceased, have made and continue to make in protecting the very freedoms and constitutional provisions that we are all privileged to enjoy. They personify the motto, “the land of the free and the home of the brave.” A number of our Tri-Lakes men and women are currently serving in Iraq, Afghanistan and throughout the world. While they are away and when they return, they deserve our continued support for them and their families.
» Full StoryRescind wilderness for Lows Lake
The Adirondack Park Agency has an opportunity to correct a serious mistake at its November board meetin.
» Full StoryAmerica we knew is already over
In his interview with the Enterprise, Doug Hoffman is right about the dire state we as a nation are in. But if he is perfectly honest he won’t get elected. He would have more accurately stated that America already isn’t the America we once knew.
» Full StoryGrowing up a child of nature
Growing up in the Adirondacks, nature was my playground, the woods behind our house a second home. Summers were spent hiking, swimming and fishin.
» Full StoryBuild the Tom Cantwell Memorial Lift Loading Station at Pisgah
The current drive for contributions for a lift for Mount Pisgah struck a nerv.
» Full StoryNew, high-tech jetliners: Are we ready?
They’re here. Eighteen mammoth Airbus A380s are now flying with QANTAS, Singapore and Emirates airlines. Extensive use of lightweight composite structures enables them to carry 555 passengers in three classes — or up to 853 in single-class layout.
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Lake Placid girls soccer
Trick or Treating in Saranac Lake
Primary night in E-town
View from Mount Baker
Ski, Skate Sale @ Petrova School
Sheriff debate
Burned power pole
Bridge closure