TLCSD Approves Donations For Rink Repairs

On Tuesday, the Tupper Lake Central School District board unanimously voted to formally approve three donations — totaling $200,000 — to repair and ultimately replace the chilling vessel at the Tupper Lake Memorial Civic Center, which is owned and operated by the school district. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports they also learned that the chilling … Read more

Northern Lights Choir’s 10th Annual Winter Concert

The Northern Lights Choir’s 10th annual winter concert will be held on Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Bernard’s Church in Saranac Lake. Suggested donation for tickets at the door is $15. Tickets can be purchased in advance at Ampersound in Saranac Lake or online, reports the Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

FCI Ray Brook On Lockdown

FCI Ray Brook has been on lockdown since before Thanksgiving after staff discovered an internal security device had been deliberately damaged.The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports a Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesperson said the medium security prison started its modified operations and suspended visitations on Nov. 26. The prison will return to normal operations “as soon … Read more

Adirondack Foundation has announced Leadership Changes For Board, Community Counci

Adirondack Foundation has announced leadership transitions for its Board of Trustees and Community Council, in addition to welcoming three new trustees. Bill Creighton, who joined the Board of Trustees in 2017, has been appointed as chair, taking the helm from Joe Steiniger, while Anna Bowers will become the new chair of the foundation’s Community Council. … Read more

Hanford To Step Down From Adirondack Health Foundation

At the end of 2024, Hannah Hanford will retire after 14 years as the Adirondack Health Foundation’s executive director. During her time at the helm of the Adirondack Health Foundation, Hanford said points of pride for her were the Future of Care Campaign, which raised funds for the construction of the new surgical services and … Read more

Lake Placid Man Charged In Domestic Incident

A Lake Placid man was arrested for second-degree assault following a domestic dispute that left someone needing treatment at a local hospital. Sun Community News reports 60 year old John Gagnon was arrested after he allegedly kneed someone in the face during a domestic dispute inside a Wesvalley Road residence. The victim was evaluated by … Read more

Lake Placid Applies For Downtown Revitalization Initiative Grant

The village’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant application was signed, sealed and delivered in early October. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, it marks the village’s first application for the award since the annual $10 million funding program began in 2016. The village’s paperwork was submitted by the Oct. 18 deadline.

North Elba Community Christmas Fund Underway

The North Elba Community Christmas fund is now collecting donations as they work to make Christmas special for children and families. This year, they have around 125 kids signed up to receive gifts, reports the Adirondack Daily Enteprise. A core group of volunteers will be hard at work organizing gifts and packing meals as a … Read more

Saranac Lake Sets 10 Unit Cap On STR’s

The Saranac Lake village board here has adopted a 10-unit cap to new short-term vacation rentals in Saranac Lake in the coming year, with those 10 units only allowed in certain zones of the municipality. According to the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, the 3-2 vote on this policy was debated among the board for a long … Read more

Saranac Lake Walgreens Pharmacy Counter To Close Friday

The pharmacy counter inside the Saranac Lake Walgreens is temporarily closing on Friday, earlier than expected. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports a sign posted on the front door of the building last week initially said the pharmacy would close on Dec. 2 due to a “staffing shortage.” The store will remain open for other over-the-counter … Read more