SARANAC LAKE – For decades, the sign of the latest edition that the Adirondack Daily Enterprise has been “put to bed” was the ring of a bell, a motor chugging to life and the rhythmic thumping of the 1973 Goss Community printing press. Last Friday, those sounds were heard in the back ...
LAKE PLACID — While living in a tourism-driven region may come with headaches from time to time, one recent survey was clear: that the overwhelming majority of Tri-Lakes, Essex County and Hamilton County respondents said tourism makes a positive impact to their Adirondack community. The ...
BLOOMINGDALE – “Say WIIA!” state Environmental Facilities Corporation Communications Manager Heather Cameron said as she snapped a photo of a group of state and St. Armand town officials. They were standing in front of the town’s wastewater treatment plant holding a giant $484,185 ...
RAY BROOK — Scientists, regulators and stakeholders are wading through the latest data on ProcellaCOR, a relatively new herbicide used to treat Eurasian watermilfoil, one of the most prolific aquatic invasive plant species in the Adirondacks. Adirondack Park Agency staff presented findings ...
SARANAC LAKE – Sploosh, sploosh, sploosh. Salmon, brookies and splake splashed into a hole in the frozen surface of Lake Colby and swam away. “See you this weekend!” Peggy Ivimey said. Fish culturists from the state Department of Environmental Conservation’s Adirondack Fish ...
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 ...