Lake Placid Man Charged With Violating Protection Order
A welfare check in Lake Placid led to the arrest of 61 year old Michael S. Peters early Tuesday. Police say Peters violated an order of protection while officers were present. He faces a misdemeanor charge of second-degree criminal contempt. Peters appeared in Lake Placid Village Court and was sent to Essex County Jail, with […]
Read MorePlattsburgh Holds Hearing on Smoking and Vaping Ban
Plattsburgh residents can weigh in tonight on a proposal to prohibit smoking and vaping on city property. The public hearing begins at 5:30 in the Council Chambers at 41 City Hall Place. The proposed local law would amend the city code to establish the ban. The Common Council also has a regular meeting scheduled today. […]
Read MoreSaranac Lake Event to Feature Peace Pole Unveiling
An international peace pole will be unveiled October 14 at Pendragon Theater in Saranac Lake. The ceremony is part of a Business After Hours event hosted by the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce with the Rotary Club of Saranac Lake. The gathering begins at 5 p.m. The announcement features examples of poles displaying the […]
Read MoreNorth Country Projects Receive More Than $935,000 in Grants
The Adirondack North Country Association says it helped secure more than 935 thousand dollars in state and federal grants over the past two years. The funding supported 70 projects across 13 northern New York counties, including home repairs, energy upgrades and farm expansion. Locally, Scotts Florist in Saranac Lake replaced inefficient flower coolers, while Tupper […]
Read MoreLittle Falls Cheese Festival Returns Saturday
The Little Falls Cheese Festival takes over Main Street this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seventy-five New York vendors will offer cheeses, gourmet foods and craft beverages, alongside food trucks and live entertainment. Billed as the East Coast’s largest cheese festival, the event will also feature guided tastings led by Albany cheesemonger Mary […]
Read MoreNew York Assembly to Review Sexual Assault Laws
The New York State Assembly has formed a working group to review the state’s sexual assault laws following allegations reported at Cornell University. The 14-member panel will examine concerns about existing laws and recommend possible changes. Its recommendations are due before the end of the year, giving lawmakers time to consider them during the 2027 […]
Read MoreNear-Peak and Peak Fall Colors Expected in Adirondacks
Parts of the Adirondacks are expected to reach near-peak or peak fall color this weekend. The latest I LOVE NY foliage report lists Lake Placid, Tupper Lake, Wilmington, Newcomb and Saranac Lake among locations showing the most significant changes. Old Forge and Long Lake also make the list. Much of the Catskills and Capital-Saratoga region […]
Read MoreFire and EMS Leaders Seek Higher Volunteer Tax Credit
Local fire and EMS leaders will gather today at 3 p.m. at the Beekmantown Fire Station on Route 22, urging Governor Kathy Hochul to sign legislation increasing the annual state income tax credit for active volunteers from 200 to 800 dollars. The bill would also let volunteers receive locally approved property tax exemptions alongside that […]
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