Sign In | Create an Account | Welcome, . My Account | Logout | Subscribe | Submit News | Customer Service | Tearsheets | Home RSS
 
 
 
Flooding fundraiser

May 23, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — Children swatted away black flies while fishing for rainbow trout in a stocked pond outside, while adults inside sampled the fare of four local chefs who were competing to win a cookin... more »»

Owens tours flood damage in Tupper Lake

May 21, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — Flood waters rushed in quickly in late April and early May, but federal and state funding to help with water damage may trickle in slowly, if at all. U.S. Rep. more »»

Owens tours Saranac Lake flood damage

May 20, 2011 SARANAC LAKE — U.S. more »»

Franklin Co. emergency services still waiting to hear on funding

May 20, 2011 MALONE — Franklin County officials are getting anxious to hear about state and federal assistance to help pay for flood relief and repair. more »»

Sandbags in storage

May 18, 2011 SARANAC LAKE — The village is now the proud owner of thousands of sandbag. more »»

Flood damaged Tupper Lake wastewater treatment plant

May 18, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — Village officials are still dealing with the aftermath of flooding that inundated homes and roads in the area. more »»

Lake Flower, Saranac River water level rises

May 18, 2011 SARANAC LAKE — The water level in Lake Flower and the Saranac River is back up. more »»

Tupper village calls Lake Street property unsafe

May 18, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — The village board voted Monday to deem a house at 23 1/2 Lake St. unsafe and dangerous. more »»

Fish, wildlife likely OK despite high waters

May 14, 2011 Although high waters may have wreaked havoc in the Adirondacks for the past few weeks, many fish and wildlife likely have been able to adjust to the conditions and have likely come away in good shape. more »»

Mountainside collapses below Keene Valley houses

May 13, 2011 KEENE VALLEY — A landslide triggered by recent heavy rains has damaged upscale houses in the Adrian’s Acres mountainside subdivision, and is still active. more »»

Tupper organizations to hold fundraiser for flood victims

May 12, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — Several local groups are teaming up to hold an event to raise money for people affected by last week’s destructive flooding. more »»

Few have flood insurance

May 11, 2011 Now that the flood waters in Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake have receded, the dozens of property owners whose homes and businesses sustained flood damage are wondering how to pay for repair costs that... more »»

Raquette reached 500-year flood levels

May 11, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — Preliminary U.S. more »»

State of emergency called off in Tupper Lake

May 11, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — Village Mayor Mickey Desmarais and town Supervisor Roger Amell on Tuesday declared the state of emergency ended. more »»

Did flood get into wells?

May 10, 2011 SARANAC LAKE — Village officials raised concerns Monday about how the Saranac River flooding may have impacted two groundwater wells that are located behind the village Wastewater Treatment Plant. more »»

Demars Boulevard reopens to traffic

May 10, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — One of the village’s main thoroughfares reopened Monday morning after more than a week being closed due to flooding. Demars Boulevard was cleaned up and fully reopened by 10 a.. more »»

Flood waters recede; some roads reopen

May 9, 2011 TUPPER LAKE — As flood waters start to recede, village and town officials are starting to clean up from the disaster. more »»

Biggest flood ever?

May 7, 2011 SARANAC LAKE — When the water level in Lake Flower rose dramatically last week and surrounded the house on Duprey Street that she called home for 32 years, the scene looked all too familiar for Lena... more »»

Some evacuees can’t go home

May 7, 2011 SARANAC LAKE — Village Code Enforcement Officer Tom Worthington says some people have been able to return to homes, apartments and businesses that were evacuated due to the rising flood waters last... more »»

APA to discuss flooding, Crown Point bridge

May 7, 2011 RAY BROOK — The state Adirondack Park Agency’s May meeting Thursday will feature reports on the agency’s flood response, telecommunication projects and the status of the Crown Point Bridge project. more »»

 
 

 

I am looking for:
in:
News, Blogs & Events Web