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Back to the mountain

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SARANAC LAKE — The fourth annual Mountain MudFest is returning to Mount Pisgah on Saturday, with a lineup of local bands, beer, food and games. After experimenting with the event at the Saranac Lake Civic Center last year, the festivities are returning to the mountain. Along with ...

Honoring the past, welcoming the future

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LAKE PLACID — In many ways, serving as the new executive director of the Lake Placid Sinfonietta is Emily Dobmeier’s dream gig. She grew up spending a lot of time in the Adirondacks — she recalls an early trip to a KOA in Old Forge. She’s been in and around Lake Placid, and about 10 ...

AMR parking reservations to begin Thursday

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ST. HUBERTS — A popular area hiking trail hub is set to continue its parking reservation system, which will run May 1 through Oct. 31. HikeAMR, the Adirondack Mountain Reserve’s reservation-based parking system, was first implemented as a pilot program in 2021. Now in its fifth ...

Gearing up

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ONCHIOTA — Have some outdoor gear that isn’t getting used anymore? Or looking for affordable gear for the upcoming warm season? People around the region will be able to do both at the upcoming ADK Outdoor Expo and Community Gear Swap at The Station on May 31. The event is being ...

Tupper Lake school board adopts nearly $22M budget

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TUPPER LAKE — The Tupper Lake Central School District’s Board of Education voted unanimously on Thursday to adopt the district’s $21,982,546 budget proposed for the 2025-26 school year. The adopted budget will now head to district voters for approval on May 20. The budget is at ...

Gusty winds, thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening

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SARANAC LAKE — After a brief stretch of pleasant conditions across the Tri-Lakes area, thunderstorms and gusty winds — some of which may be severe — are forecast to return this afternoon as a cold front sweeps across the region. As is often the case for the Adirondacks, today’s ...