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  • Battaglia photo a Sports Illustrated Picture of the Year

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:30 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - A local photographer's picture of the 90-mile Adirondack Canoe Classic race has been chosen as one of Sports Illustrated magazine's Pictures of the Year. Full Story »

  • First Night banners go up for the season

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:30 am ET  

    First Night Saranac Lake banners are going up around the community. Two more banners will be unveiled Dec. 17 and two large ones on New Year's Eve. No comments posted for this article. Full Story »

  • Gillibrand proposes ways to support food banks

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:30 am ET  

    Tri-Lakes food banks said recently they were all seeing more people visit their locations in search of help. Full Story »

  • County strikes agreement with towns for snow removal

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:30 am ET  

    MALONE - The Franklin County Highway Department came to an agreement last week with 17 towns in the county over payment to remove snow on county roads. Full Story »

  • North Elba, Lake Placid school district settle W’face Lodge tax case

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:30 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - The town of North Elba, the Lake Placid Central School District and Essex County will refund $1.35 million in taxes to the owners of the Whiteface Lodge to settle a lengthy dispute over the assessed value of the resort. Full Story »

  • Tupper Laker displays odd talent on Leno

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:30 am ET  

    TUPPER LAKE - A Tupper Laker who now lives in Brooklyn showed off an original talent on "The Jay Leno Show" last week. Full Story »

  • Lake Placid encouraged to bid for Youth Olympics (2nd update)

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:15 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - The prospect of this village hosting a Winter Youth Olympic Games in 2016 received a high-profile boost last month when village Mayor Craig Randall and Lake Placid/Essex County Visitors Bureau President and CEO James McKenna traveled to Lausanne, Switzerland. Full Story »

  • John Brown’s funeral revived

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Wed Dec 9, 10:15 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - After 150 years, Mary Brown is buried with her husband, at least symbolically. Full Story »

  • ATV rule enforcement is difficult, Franklin Co. hears

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Tue Dec 8, 10:15 am ET  

    MALONE - The committee working to create an all-terrain vehicle trail system from one end of Franklin County to another may run into problems when they try to enforce the rules they plan to establish for it. Full Story »

  • Lake Placid changes free holiday parking

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Tue Dec 8, 10:15 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - The village has decided not to allow free parking downtown during the month of December and will instead reimburse businesses that validate parking for their customers. Full Story »

  • Carrying John Brown

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Tue Dec 8, 10:15 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - A procession of Essex County supervisors brought John Brown's coffin out of the Board of Supervisors' chambers, where it had lain overnight, to a waiting horse-drawn wagon Monday morning, which brought the coffin to Brown's farm in North Elba. Full Story »

  • 2-week break is more engrained in Lake Placid

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Tue Dec 8, 10:15 am ET  

    If the Lake Placid Central School District were to switch to a split spring break, two factors would have to be considered, according to interim Superintendent Ernie Witkowski. Full Story »

  • Tupper Lake may switch to two one-week spring breaks

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Tue Dec 8, 10:15 am ET  

    TUPPER LAKE - The school board for the Tupper Lake Central School board agreed at its Monday meeting to preview a draft 2010-11 calendar that would switch its two-week-long April break to two one-week-long breaks. Full Story »

  • Member Comments

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Mon Dec 7, 10:30 am ET  

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  • Graveside ceremony celebrates John Brown

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Mon Dec 7, 10:30 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - It was snowing. Most of the several dozen spectators were wearing coats, hats, scarves or gloves. A few even held umbrellas, as they paid their respects to "a man who was willing to die so that others could live unshackled," in the words of Robert Bullock. Full Story »

  • Panel: John Brown died for freedom

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Mon Dec 7, 10:30 am ET  

    LAKE PLACID - All six of the panelists at the High Peaks Resort Saturday agreed that John Brown's legacy is a positive one, of being willing to risk it all in the fight for freedom. Full Story »

  • Whiteface kicks off season with three trails

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Mon Dec 7, 10:15 am ET  

    WILMINGTON - The conditions weren't exactly ideal, and only three trails were open, but that didn't stop a large crowd from showing up Saturday for the start of the 52nd winter season at Whiteface Mountain Ski Center. Full Story »

  • Burke wins 1st biathlon sprint medal for U.S.

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Mon Dec 7, 10:15 am ET  

    OSTERSUND, Sweden (AP) - It's been a historic week for Tim Burke and the U.S. biathlon team. The 27-year-old from Paul Smiths became the first American to medal at the sprint distance Saturday, two days after he matched the best U.S. finish in any biathlon event with a silver in the 20-kilometer. Full Story »

  • Wild at heart

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Sat Dec 5, 12:15 am ET  

    Few, if any, Adirondackers in the past century have been more tied to the concept of wilderness - as both an ideal and a way a life - than Clarence Petty, who died Monday in his family home in Canton at the age of 104. Full Story »

  • Village reaches contract deal with police union

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Fri Dec 4, 8:45 pm ET  

    SARANAC LAKE - The village has reached an agreement on a new four-year contract with the union representing members of the village police department, but the details are being withheld from the public for now. Full Story »

  • London may get the gift of sight for Christmas

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Fri Dec 4, 8:45 pm ET  

    SARANAC LAKE - Instead of spending Christmas at home around the tree, a local girl will be in China getting experimental stem-cell treatments that may correct her blindness. Full Story »

  • Comment period opens on three-year floatplane regulations

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Fri Dec 4, 10:30 am ET  

    Regulations that would end commercial floatplane access to Lows Lake starting in 2012 were put up for public comment Wednesday. The proposed regulations for Lows Lake were agreed upon in the spring after a year of heated debate and were written by the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Full Story »

  • Former SL man receives jail term for forgery

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Fri Dec 4, 10:15 am ET  

    SARANAC LAKE - A former Saranac Lake resident who faced more than a dozen counts of forgery for stealing checks and cashing them was sentenced to two years in jail this week. Full Story »

  • Franklin Co. passes budget with 4.2% tax increase

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Fri Dec 4, 10:15 am ET  

    MALONE - After starting with an 18.38 percent increase in the tax levy of the tentative 2010 budget on Oct. 1, Franklin County passed a final budget Thursday that dropped the tax levy increase to 4.21 percent. Full Story »

  • Tupper Lake police arrest Long Island man on sex charges

    Adirondack Daily Enterprise – Fri Dec 4, 10:15 am ET  

    TUPPER LAKE - A 23-year-old Long Island man was arrested Thursday on charges that he traveled to Tupper Lake and had sex with a girl under the age of 17 after having Internet chat and cell phone conversations with her. Full Story »

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