To the editor: Today I am going to tell you about Lake Placid Elementary School. I just graduated from fifth grade and lots of students are sad to say goodbye when elementary school ends. I know I am. Every time I walked into the school, it brought me joy. All the teachers and staff ...
In my column two weeks ago, I wrote about my God-given talent of losing everything either not stashed in my safety deposit box or pop-riveted to my dupa. So now let me present the latest episode of The Great Lost Dope Chronicles. It stars my iPad, which vanished in the time between when I ...
To the editor: As the manager of our community’s landfill and recycling facility, I take great pride in being a direct source of information on how we can ensure the appropriate management of our waste and recycling. I often hear things like: “recycling isn’t real,” or ...
To the editor: July the Fourth, we will have some grand parades. America is on the march today. Though it’s backwards we are marching, I’m afraid, So many still applaud. Hip, hip, hooray July the Fourth, we’ll don our hats, our guns; With a lock step march the rule of law ...
To the editor: I’m embarrassed to admit this, but a couple of weeks ago I spent $1,000 on emergency medical care for my cat. I feel extraordinarily lucky to have been able to do this, but one reason I can is that I don’t spend anywhere near that much on healthcare for myself. Instead, I ...
To the editor: Thank you for the Enterprise’s excellent June 23 article, titled “Every acre counts,” describing past and ongoing efforts to control the invasive plant Japanese knotweed in the Adirondacks. A correction is needed regarding knotweed. In the article, there was a quote ...