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The ‘Why’ Class

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SARANAC LAKE — On Friday, 85 Saranac Lake High School students capped off their time at the school with singing, cap-throwing, tears, smiles and memories. “After 13 long years of schooling, the system has deemed us competent enough to move on to our next chapter in life,” ...

Tupper Lake graduates 60 in Class of 2025

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TUPPER LAKE — With the turning of tassels and flipping of caps high into the air Friday evening, 60 members of the Tupper Lake Central School District’s Class of 2025 were high school students no more. The Tupper Lake Middle-High School’s graduation ceremony packed the gymnasium to ...

Ridin’ out in style

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SARANAC LAKE — Saranac Lake High School seniors Jake Kollmer and Dustin Burke made an entrance with some horsepower on the last day of classes Friday, riding in on a red and white 1942 Ford 2N tractor and waving red and white Red Storm flags to celebrate the end of their hard work ...

Village rejects resolution on police, immigration for second time

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SARANAC LAKE — The village board rejected a resolution that would have kept local police from being used to enforce federal immigration law or to question or arrest someone based solely on their immigration status in a 3-2 vote on Monday, after much discussion and input from the ...

‘Ask what you can do for your country’

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LAKE PLACID — Three Tri-Lakes veterans — Gifford Hosler, Gary Lawrence and David Staszak — are being recognized for their service to the country with a one-day trip to Washington, D.C. with the North Country Honor Flight. At 7 a.m. this morning, veterans and their guardians will be ...

Lake Placid passes $7.46M budget

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LAKE PLACID — The village of Lake Placid board of trustees voted unanimously on Thursday to approve a budget of $7,463,288 for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The tax levy for the coming year meets the state tax cap. The budget was approved following a public hearing, which no members of the ...