To the editor:
The increasing prevalence of tick-borne diseases due to warmer weather as a result of climate change is putting a growing number of people at risk in more areas. As the report discussed (“Ticks in the Adirondacks,” Adirondack Daily Enterprise, Aug. 18, 2018), more and ...
To the editor:
As the war in Israel continues, the world is still witnessing the unsettled war in Ukraine and the overall humanitarian need that has no precedent. The Israelis’ government has finally allowed humanitarian aid in Gaza to help women and children, the wounded for care.
This ...
To the editor:
Dear fellow Adirondackers and human beings,
As America once again reels after the latest mass shooting, this time in Lewiston, Maine, I write to share my absolute horror that the largest mass shooting in that state killed average citizens just out for a good time.
Doesn’t ...
To the editor:
As an adult I’m seeing such turmoil, strife, environmental and personal acrimony in our world now and in the past few years. The leaders of our country, and even the world, seem insensitive to the struggles of everyday people. Politics is just plain ugly. No one seems to want ...
To the editor:
First of all, I would like to congratulate Michael Pond and Timothy Reilly, the recipients of this year’s Saranac Lake Distinguished Alumni Awards. Both men are very deserving of this award and continue to donate their time and talents to our community.
On Saturday, Nov. 4, ...
To the editor:
Last month a feasibility study was completed on the Saranac Lake village administration’s proposal to create a 68,920 square-foot police-fire-ambulance compound. Residents can see it at saranaclakeny.gov under Projects/Emergency Service Facility.
The community is in ...