Opinion
Halloween black cats have bewitching history
Columns
Have you ever wondered why or how black cats became a traditional part of Halloween imagery, decoration, and symbolism? Or why people dress up as black cats on Halloween? I know I have. - I ain’t superstitious, but … - “I ain’t superstitious, but a black cat crossed my ...
Straw Poll, Oct. 23-30
Editorials
This week’s Straw Poll: Do you agree or disagree with President Joe Biden's response to the Israel-Hamas war so far? --- This poll is not scientific, and its results represent only the opinions of Internet users who have chosen to participate.
The Hemlock Woolly assassin
Guest Commentary
When my brothers and I come home from college this winter, my family and I will drive up through the crystal lakes, boundless hills and impressive mountains en route to our place in the peaceful village of Saranac Lake. In the heart of our small, forested and hidden patch of paradise stands ...
The ethical dilemma behind New York City’s green energy plan
Letters to the editor
To the editor: New York City is actively transitioning to receiving electricity from renewable energy sources to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. Hydro-Quebec is NYC’s knight in shining armor, as they have been approved to supply about 20% of the city’s electrical demand through the ...
New York doesn’t need more gentrified towns
Letters to the editor
To the editor: As a concerned student at Skidmore College studying Environmental Studies, and a community member of a town in western New York facing similar issues, I was disappointed to see the lack of recent articles in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise regarding the issue of gentrification. ...