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Guest Commentary

Lexipol: not quite the full story

I was disappointed to see that in the article on Lexipol published on the 29th of September, the Enterprise failed to mention that several of the police departments that have come under national scrutiny for the senseless murder of Black people have contracted with Lexipol. Lexipol is a ...

With Justice Ginsburg’s passing, remember Belva Lockwood

Tucked away in the sprawling farmlands of Niagara County, 60 miles west of Rochester in a town called Royalton, a woman was born and raised who would go on to live a life that made the career of Ruth Bader Ginsburg possible.  Belva Ann Bennet Lockwood (Oct. 24, 1830, to May 19, 1917) ...

Harrietstown and the DMV

Since the coronavirus lockdown began last March, the Harrietstown town board has been holding Zoom meetings. The majestic town hall was entirely shut down in the early stages of the pandemic, but now the town offices are all fully staffed and operating by appointment. The merged town and ...

Please wear masks in Lake Placid

Dear citizens of North Elba and Lake Placid: What a busy and beautiful summer it has been. In spite of the lack of our Canadian friends and neighbors — as well as our major event clientele including participants and fans of the Lake Placid Horse Shows, lacrosse, Ironman and marathons — ...

Saranac Lake library partly opens

The Saranac Lake Free Library is very happy to announce that we will begin limited hours of “In-Person Browsing” browsing of books, audio books and DVDs at the library starting Tuesday, Sept. 29. The staff at the SLFL missed you all very much, and we are excited to see our patrons inside ...

Coping with trauma

Traumatic events affect us all in one way or another, even when they do not happen directly to us. An obvious example is the current COVID-19 pandemic. It has resulted in the deaths and severe illness of many people, causing great trauma for their families and friends. Additionally, dealing ...