Intonations Concert Series In Saranac Lake

On Wednesday, September 28, at 7:30 pm, Lake Flower Landing, 421 Lake Flower Avenue, Saranac Lake, will present, as the latest edition of its “Intonations Concert Series,” the Resonant Rogues—with the support of an SCR award made possible via the fiscal sponsorship of John Brown Lives!, the Adirondacks-based, freedom-education and human rights project.

Fall Lecture Series Returns At Paul Smith’s

The fall lecture series will be held at the Paul Smith’s College Visitors Interpretive Center again this October. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, the series, which was designed to initiate important discussions relevant to the Adirondacks, allows students at Paul Smith’s College and North Country Community College to interact with leaders in environmental science, … Read more

Motion To Censure Mayor Pulled

A motion to censure village Mayor Jimmy Wiliams was pulled off the board’s meeting agenda by Trustee Rich Shapiro on Monday. The resolution ultimately was not put up for a vote that night. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports last week, Shapiro had moved to censure Williams, citing “persistent unprofessional conduct” and creating a “hostile work … Read more

Supervisor Seeks Pay Raise

Harrietstown Supervisor Jordanna Mallach is requesting a $20,000 salary increase in the town’s preliminary budget, saying the hours she puts into the position each week have saved the town tens of thousands of dollars, improved its services and improved working conditions for its employees. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, council seems split on the … Read more

Mad Hatter’s Ball In Saranac Lake

Creative Healing Connections (CHC), a nonprofit organization, will host the Mad Hatter’s Ball, an evening of music, munchies, and mad hats on Thursday Oct. 27 at 5:30pm at the Hotel Saranac Great Hall. This year the event will honor Minda Briaddy who was diagnosed with stage IV melanoma in January 2020. After receiving 11 treatments … Read more

Free Fall Foliage Shuttle Service

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced a new, free shuttle service for visitors traveling to see the fall foliage in the Adirondacks starting this weekend in North Hudson. Shuttles will run the first two weekends in October from the Frontier Town Gateway to the Giant Mountain, Roaring Brook Falls, and Rooster Comb trailheads, as well as … Read more

Color Walk/Run In Tupper Lake

Join in the fun at the Color Walk/Run in Tupper Lake this Saturday! This event will benefit the Tri-Lakes Community Alliance for Addiction Prevention as well as Mac’s Safe Ride, Tri-Lakes Humane Society, and the Tupper Lake Community Food Pantry. You can register through a link on the Franklin County Public Health Facebook page.

Chamber Reacts To Possible Lifting Of Border Crossing Restrictions

The North Country Chamber of Commerce is welcoming news reports and private indications that the Canadian Government is actively considering allowing the Arrive CAN app and other pandemic-related border crossing restrictions to expire at the end of the month. The Sun Community News reports Chamber President Garry Douglas released a statement reading, in part, “We … Read more

Early Voting In Essex County

Early voting for the 2022 General Election will take place at two sites in Essex County. Sun Community News reports the northern location is in Lake Placid at the Beach House on 31 Parkside Drive, beside Mirror Lake. The other location is in North Hudson at 3024 U.S. Route 9 in the North Hudson Town … Read more

SLPD Officers Return To Work After Deadly Shooting

The two Saranac Lake police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man with a knife at the Stewart’s Shops in Saranac Lake in July are returning to the force after being on administrative leave for two months. The Adirondack Daily Enteprise reports Officer Gabrielle Beebe has already returned to the force. Officer Aaron … Read more