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December on track to finish as third coldest for Tri-Lakes this century

SARANAC LAKE — At least it’s consistent. December is on track to end no differently than how most of the month has played out here, weather-wise. Temperatures will be far below average with a fresh coating of snow as a clipper system pushes through the Tri-Lakes region. It’s ...

Remembering Eleanor Sweeney

SARANAC LAKE — In January, the Adirondack Artists Guild will honor founding member Eleanor V. Sweeney, 1937-2025, with an exhibit of her innovative and often unconventional photography. Sweeney was an active member of the Guild since its establishment 1997 until shortly before her passing in ...

Bridging classroom and career

SARANAC LAKE — College or career? It’s a question that many high school students wrestle with as graduation looms. The Saranac Lake High School and North Country Community College take on the question a bit differently. The two educational institutions teamed up and were the ...

Cashman appointed chair of NY-Canada Task Force

ALBANY — Assemblyman Michael S. Cashman is settling into his new role in the state capitol ahead of the legislative session, and on Monday was appointed to chair the Task Force on New York-Canada Relations, a working group meant to foster close social and economic relations. The task ...

World Cup aerials final moves to Lake Placid

LAKE PLACID — U.S. Ski and Snowboard recently announced that the aerials portion of the Freestyle World Cup event, originally scheduled to take place at Deer Valley Resort, will be moved to Lake Placid between Jan. 11-12. The move comes following unseasonably warm weather out west, ...

Roller coaster day of weather for Tri-Lakes

SARANAC LAKE — Winter is showing no signs of slowing down. Another mixed precipitation storm, accompanied by gusty winds, is pushing through the Tri-Lakes region today. Behind it, temperatures will plummet, with highs on Tuesday expected to remain stuck in the single digits. The storm ...