Harrietstown Looks To Have Airport Lawsuit Dismissed

The town of Harrietstown is asking the Franklin County Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it by an aviation business. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports the business, Go Aviation, is a former tenant of the town-owned Adirondack Regional Airport, and is accusing the town of retaliation, breaching lease agreements and is alleging a … Read more

Rabies Vaccination Clinics In Franklin County

Franklin County Public Health will hold free rabies vaccination clinics at the following locations locally: Malone 3/28/2024 6-8pm Fire Department, Saranac Lake 5/21/2024 6-7:30pm Fire Department and Tupper Lake 9/17/2024 6-7:30pm Fire Department. Officials say appointments are required prior to arrival.

Child Care Survey Remains Open In North Elba

A public survey continues in the town of North Elba to gauge the community’s child care needs. As of last week, almost two weeks into the survey, more than 160 responses had been collected. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports last May, the North Elba Town Council asked the Lake Placid/North Elba Development Commission to explore … Read more

Election Day In Saranac Lake

It’s Election Day, and five people are running for two open seats on the Saranac Lake Village Board of Trustees. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, four candidates are on the ballot for a four-year term on the village board, and one is running a write-in campaign. Polls will be open today from noon to … Read more

Saranac Lake Woman Facing Drug Counts

A lengthy investigation and execution of a search warrant resulted in the significant seizure of numerous narcotics and drug paraphernalia. Saranac Lake Village Police said the search at 189 Kiwassa Road in Saranac Lake uncovered magic mushrooms, methamphetamine, crystal methamphetamine, cocaine and crack cocaine, roughly $3,500 in cash. The search ended with the arrest of … Read more

Snowmobile Club Protests Paving Of Parts Of Rail Trail

In a letter to the DEC, the Lake Placid Snowmobile Club and its attorney, Matthew Norfolk, denounced the decision to pave sections of the Adirondack Rail Trail instead of continuing with what they said was the expected plan of using crushed stone. Adirondack Explorer reports pavement along 2.6 miles of the rail trail in Saranac … Read more

Saranac Lake Group Writing Letters Calling For Gaza Ceasefire

Members of the Saranac Lake community have been gathering every Monday at the Adirondack Center for Writing, to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Every week they mail 60 to 70 letters to representatives, from the mayor to the president. Sun Community News reports there have been 10 sessions since it started in January.