While not a Luddite, I will admit my computer skills are deficient, if not almost defunct. But they’re also adequate for my uses. Good thing they are too, because in an emergency, it can be a lifesaver, literally. And that’s exactly what it was for me a couple weeks ago. The life ...
New York has always been a place where the world comes together to create, to compete and to dream. New York City is the global capital of culture and possibility. Five hours north, in the heart of the Adirondacks, lies Lake Placid, surrounded by peaks alive with Olympic history. One is vast ...
To the editor: As Pendragon Theatre prepares to open the doors of its new home on Woodruff Street in just a few months, I’m feeling incredibly grateful and excited. When I think of our village, three words rise to the surface: community, resilience and possibility. These values have ...
To the editor: On behalf of the Adirondack Rail Trail Association, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the community for its incredible generosity on Giving Tuesday. With your support, we raised $34,000 — enough to fund next year’s port-o-potty service along the Adirondack Rail Trail. ...
In today’s society, we tend to constantly be on our phones. These phones can be wonderful tools but they can also take away the simple pleasures that life has to offer, such as the joy of face-to-face conversations and the excitement of conversations through the mail. In this column, I’ll ...
