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Latest News Headlines
- Advisory group makes recommendations for High Peaks in final report
- DEC stalling on release of High Peaks visitor recommendations
- Child care desert: Shining a light on struggles across the Adirondacks
- The reopening of a Piseco ski trail
- OSI buys land near Trembleau Mountain
- Salt study hailed by state leaders quietly scaled back
- Tupper moving forward on goal to become recreation hub
- Ski resorts stay strong this winter, tourism overall remains steady
- Ripple Effect: Boatbuilder Pete Hornbeck's legacy leaves lasting impact
- Adirondack Loj Road closes temporarily due to cement truck rollover
Latest News Headlines
- Advisory group makes recommendations for High Peaks in final report
- DEC stalling on release of High Peaks visitor recommendations
- Child care desert: Shining a light on struggles across the Adirondacks
- The reopening of a Piseco ski trail
- OSI buys land near Trembleau Mountain
- Salt study hailed by state leaders quietly scaled back
- Tupper moving forward on goal to become recreation hub
- Ski resorts stay strong this winter, tourism overall remains steady
- Ripple Effect: Boatbuilder Pete Hornbeck's legacy leaves lasting impact
- Adirondack Loj Road closes temporarily due to cement truck rollover
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My Dad owned/published the “Adirondack Enterprise” in the 60’s. Our hoiuse was
on Riverside Drive which then was a dirt road(after turning a corner). A great place
to grow up (JH,SH, Class of 59). Love to see that picture of Mt. Marcy which I could
see from my br windows daily. I love in Boston now in a facility for Assisted Care and
am largely immobilized at 78. We are also locked in because of COVID which is a
drag.,No $$ for anything these days but am glad I am alive each day. I am
still a rabid Democrat but a “progressive” one..Up every morning to use this SHARED
compjuter when nobody else is. I hurd Lake Flower has changed since then. A trio
(jazz) came through in the days when we were still allowed to have visitors. They
claimed they had “played” Saranac Lake. Best to all. Peter Loeb, MA7 (Ayanna
Pressley’s Congressional district).