Stevenson Cottage Museum Receives $50K Grant

Adirondack Architectural Heritage has announced the recipients of a second round of available Adirondack Rural Revitalization Program funds. The Stevenson Cottage Museum in Saranac Lake is receiving $50,000. This 1855 cottage was home to author Robert Lewis Stevenson from 1887 to 1888. Since 1916, the Stevenson Cottage Museum has been open to the public, with … Read more

Ice In On Time At Tupper Lake Memorial Civic Center

The ice is in at the Tupper Lake Memorial Civic Center — right on schedule this year. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports crews put the finishing touches on the ice earlier this week, with the first Tupper Lake Youth Hockey activity taking place on Wednesday evening. The milestone marks a successful completion of an ambitious … Read more

Search Underway For Next SLCSD Superintendent

As Saranac Lake Central School District Superintendent Diane Fox prepares to retire in August, the SLCSD board of education is asking the community what it wants to see from the next district head. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, SLCSD Board Chair Mark Farmer said this is “step one” in the superintendent search. The search … Read more

Brewer Looks To Open New Facility At Pendragon Theatre Building

The Saranac Lake village development board unanimously approved a site plan from Bloomingdale-based Hex and Hop Brewing to open a new brewing and tavern location in the soon-to-be-vacated Pendragon Theatre building on Brandy Brook Avenue. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports the site plan application was approved with several contingencies relating to parking, hours of operation … Read more

Troy Man Arrested In Saranac Lake For Allegedly Stealing Truck

A Troy man was arrested Tuesday evening after allegedly stealing a truck at the Saranac Lake Stewart’s Shops and fleeing to Lake Placid, causing a police pursuit before crashing into a building. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports 46 year old Brian C. Genthner was charged with third-degree unlawful fleeing a police officer in a motor … Read more

Winter Coat Drive Underway

The Family Matters Resource Center and the Tupper Lake Public Library have teamed up again for the third year in a row to put on a winter coat drive. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, n ew, gently-used and like-new children’s winter gear is being accepted now through Oct. 31 at three drop-off locations in … Read more

Jay Completes Solar Array At Town’s Highway Garage

The Town of Jay Climate Smart Communities Taskforce recently completed a solar array installation at the town’s highway garage. Sun Community News reports the new 64-kilowatt (kW) system is expected to generate about 70,000 kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity per year, which will not only completely offset electricity used at the garage, roughly 40,000 kWh per … Read more

Lost Hiker Found On Mount Marcy

On Oct. 14 at 9:30 p.m., Ray Brook Dispatch received a call from a concerned mother who stated her daughter was overdue from hiking Mount Marcy and may not have a light source. Forest Rangers Foutch, Rooney, and Snye responded. At 1:30 a.m., rangers located the 18-year-old’s vehicle at the Mount Van Hoevenberg Complex and … Read more

SLCS Announces 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards

The Saranac Lake Central School has announced the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards. This year’s recipients are Suzanne Dugan and Richard Meyer. There will be a dinner to honor them on Nov. 8 at the Hotel Saranac. The dinner will also feature a silent auction to benefit the community schools initiative.

Group Seeks Early Stage Business Ideas

If you have an early-stage business idea, the Adirondack Community Foundation’s Adirondack Innovation Initiative wants to hear it. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports the group is currently accepting idea submissions for its Adirondack Launch Pad. The program is meant to match people with new services, technological inventions, products or other business ideas to a network … Read more