In Tupper Lake, a kidnapping victim’s quick actions possibly saved their life from a violent incident, which occurred here and caused a multiday law enforcement response. According to State Police, the victim managed to escape the building they were being held in by running away Saturday morning while the alleged kidnappers were asleep. Several people, … Read more
A multi-hour standoff ended on Saturday in Tupper Lake’s Junction area. The standoff was met with a heavy law enforcement presence, including armored vehicles and members of the Franklin, Essex and Clinton counties sheriff’s departments. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports Village Mayor Mary Fontana said that she had been informed that the alleged suspects were … Read more
The arrival of Ion Robotic Bronchoscopy at Adirondack Medical Center means surgeons can detect lung cancers in earlier, potentially more treatable stages. Patients may also recover more quickly from an Ion procedure than a traditional bronchoscopy and are often able to return to their normal activities the next day. The Ion-assisted bronchoscopy is performed as … Read more
The Saranac Lake Civic Center announces that its roller skating sessions are being offered multiple times a week, starting today, Monday, June 2, 2025. This new offering will run through September 2025, and is designed to complement the varied ice sports held annually at the Civic Center from October to March.
DEC has announced more than $3 million was awarded to 45 not-for-profit land trusts across the state. The Sun Community News reports the funding, made available through the Conservation Partnership Program, will support 61 projects designed to support land trusts and their ongoing work, which complements the State’s efforts to protect water quality, prevent farmland … Read more
Eighteen Saranac Lake High School students got a tour of the Saranac Lake village offices on Thursday, and shadowed department heads on their jobs to learn more about how the village runs. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, SLHS Principal John Dann said the school did these tours years ago, but they stopped. Last year, … Read more
The Shipman Youth Center is one-fifth of the way to its fundraising goal, which will help the organization buy the land the center is built on. There are numerous opportunities in the coming months for the community to chip in. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports the youth center provides a variety of programs for youngsters … Read more
If you’re considering joining a 2025 BikeADK event or tour, now is the time to rally your crew and sign up. Most events will jump to full pricing this Sunday, June 1. This includes Ride for the River, the Weekender at Paul Smith’s College, Handlebarley and Bike the Barns.
Two hikers in New York’s Adirondack Mountains called 911 to report a third member of their party had died, but it turned out they had taken hallucinogenic mushrooms and were mistaken, reports the Adirondack Daily Enterprise. A state forest ranger responded to a call Saturday about a hiker who had reportedly died on Cascade Mountain. … Read more
The village board unanimously approved a slate of amendments to its landmark short-term vacation rental law on Monday. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports it creates limits on how close STRs can be to each other, differentiating hosted and unhosted STRs and capping the number of STR permits allowed for hosted and unhosted units, villagewide, instead … Read more