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Costume craziness at BrewSki

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TUPPER LAKE — People dressed as traffic cones, charcuterie boards, dalmatians and video game characters skied, snowshoed and slid around the 11th annual Tupper Lake BrewSki on Saturday. The event brought more than 1,500 people from all around North America out onto the trails of the ...

Forest ranger recalls saving hiker lost for two days in Dix Range

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NORTH HUDSON — When Forest Ranger Matthew Adams got the 5:30 a.m. call to join the search for a missing hiker in the Dix Range, it didn’t take him long to realize that the straits were dire. A 58-year-old male from Mechanicville had been in the wilderness for two nights in a row. It ...

Back-to-back champions

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PLATTSBURGH – By now, you’d think the Saranac Lake boys basketball team would get used to making program history. But yet, the Red Storm seems to keep outdoing itself. Competing in the Section VII, Class B title game, the state-ranked Saranac Lake squad used a “championship-level ...

Saranac Lake halts controversial police cam installation

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SARANAC LAKE — Saranac Lake is hitting pause on the controversial installation of Flock license plate reader cameras and surveillance cameras for the police department, after more than 20 locals turned out to a village board meeting on Monday to protest the surprise addition. On ...

LPHS to host concussion seminar Wednesday

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LAKE PLACID — The public is invited to attend a concussion prevention seminar at the Lake Placid Middle-High School this upcoming week. It’s slated to begin at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 4, in the school’s auditorium, 50 Cummings Road, and will feature three presenters: Eugene ...

Weekend roller coaster as mid-March warm-up looms

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SARANAC LAKE — You might want to keep a few different coat options handy this weekend. A hallmark of the season’s beginning to transition, the mercury is forecast to whipsaw over the next few days. Temperatures are slated to make a charge toward 40 degrees Fahrenheit before a strong ...