To the editor: On behalf of the Lake Placid High School Interact Club and St. Agnes School, we want to extend our warmest thanks to everyone who supported this year’s Teddy Bear Picnic. Your presence and generosity helped create a day filled with joy, laughter and community ...
To the editor: More than 200 people chanted, sang, danced and shouted jubilantly some form of the refrain “Make Billionaires Pay” on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 20, at Riverside Park in Saranac Lake. Headed by High Peaks Democratic Socialists, Adirondack Voters for Change, Show Up, ...
The following news is from the Feb. 17, 1940 edition of the Enterprise. “Interest in the proposed development of a Whiteface Mountain ski center to serve the entire Northern Adirondack region was evinced by representatives of several towns and villages [names, names, names?] who attended ...
This week, I watched my son’s intense college soccer game at SUNY Plattsburgh. The Cardinals were down by a goal — demonstrating one of sports’ great paradoxes: the score doesn’t always reflect the quality of play. The announcer boomed the two-minute warning, inciting chaos. The ...
With classroom activities in full-swing, parents have been asking me some honest questions as to what to do if their child is caught cheating. Cheating, as you all know, is when a person deceives others or acts dishonestly on purpose. It can happen at school, in a sport, or at ...
To the editor: In a recent Enterprise article “Plastic pollution in Lake Tear of the Clouds” (Oct. 2), Aaron Marbone explains effectively for the need to reduce plastic production. State governments must lead the way, and Congress should take action to stop plastic pollution at the ...