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APA again postpones clear-cutting proposal
February 14, 2013 For the second time in as many months, the state Adirondack Park Agency has postponed action on a controversial proposal that would streamline the review process for certain kinds of clear-cutting o... more »»
St. Armand board will discuss AMA annexation
February 14, 2013 BLOOMINGDALE — The St. Armand town board plans to meet with its lawyer to discuss the proposed annexation of the American Management Association campus into the village of Saranac Lake. more »» 
Owens likes most of Obama’s message
February 13, 2013 If President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address sounded familiar to New Yorkers, it’s probably because he covered much of the same ground Go. more »» 
Real-world classroom
February 13, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — A group of special education students in the Saranac Lake Central School District have been getting some real-world experience by working part-time jobs at businesses around the... more »»
Resort conditions detailed
February 13, 2013 TUPPER LAKE — The planning board is expected to make a decision on the first phase of the Adirondack Club and Resort at the end of the month. more »» 
Maroun still vying for tourism funding for Tupper
February 13, 2013 MALONE — Paul Maroun has some competition for the money he wants for an events coordinator. more »»
North Elba rejects boathouse offer
February 13, 2013 LAKE PLACID — The North Elba town board has rejected a settlement offer from a local family that constructed a pair of boathouses without a permit more than two years ag. more »»
Clear-cutting permit highlights APA agenda
February 12, 2013 RAY BROOK — The state Adirondack Park Agency is scheduled to vote this week on a controversial proposal that would streamline the review of clear-cutting proposals for landowners involved in forestr... more »» 
Winter Carnival by the numbers
February 9, 2013 Saranac Lake’s Winter Carnival, which wraps up its 116th year Sunday night, lasts approximately 217 hours over a 10-day span. more »» 
Goodbye to Saturday mail?
February 7, 2013 WASHINGTON — Saturday mail may soon go the way of the Pony Express and penny postcard. more »» 
Planning board approves Wild Walk
February 7, 2013 TUPPER LAKE — Planning board members seemed pleased to give approval to The Wild Center’s planned new exhibit, the Wild Walk. more »»
Postal Service to cut Saturday mail to trim costs
February 6, 2013 WASHINGTON — The financially struggling U.S. more »»
Hours may be reduced at many local post offices
February 6, 2013 The U.S. Postal Service may reduce the hours per day of many small North Country post offices, in order to save money. The USPS is considering reduced hours for 632 post offices in New York state. more »»
Station Street fire may remain a mystery
February 6, 2013 LAKE PLACID — The cause of a fire that destroyed a building on Station Street here late last month will likely remain a mystery. more »»
ATM theft suspect nabbed in Louisiana
February 6, 2013 A Canton man wanted in connection with an ATM theft in St. Lawrence County has been apprehended by police in Louisiana. The Vermillion Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested Joseph C. more »» 
TB researcher named new Francis B. Trudeau chair
February 6, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — The board of trustees of the Trudeau Institute has named senior faculty member Andrea Cooper the inaugural Francis B. Trudeau chair in tuberculosis and related research. more »»
Officials, business owners look to Congress to require Web merchants to collect sales tax
February 5, 2013 Some local officials and business owners want Congress to renew efforts to require online retailers to collect sales tax. more »» 
Community supports fire victims with fundraiser
February 1, 2013 LAKE PLACID — A community fundraiser for victims of a devastating fire one week ago today attracted a big crowd at the Lake Placid Pub and Brewery Thursday night. more »» |
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