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LAKE PLACID — Local aid shipments are continuing to reach war-torn Ukraine from the Adirondack region, according to Ukrainian expatriate Dmitry Feld. F

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ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) –  After months of collecting donations, an Athens-based humanitarian organization will be sending out its first shipment of aid to the people impacted by the war in Ukraine on

ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — A local group is shipping supplies to Ukrainians affected by the current warfare with Russia. Little Wing Relief  is an Athens-based humanitarian organization that sends

Last weekend, village workers in Lake Placid hung 20 Ukrainian flags along Main St, signaling solidarity with the nation as it endures a violent and deadly Russian invasion. The idea for the flags came from Dmitry Feld, who was born in the Soviet...

Last weekend, village workers in Lake Placid hung 20 Ukrainian flags along Main St, signaling solidarity with the nation as it endures a violent and deadly Russian invasion. The idea for the flags came from Dmitry Feld, who was born in the Soviet...

aflynn@lakeplacidnews.com Luke and Kim Darnell, of the Old Virginia Smoke team from Bristow,Virginia, prepare their pork entry for the Kansas City Barbeque Society competition during the 2019 I Love BBQ and Music Festival at the Olympic Speedskating Oval. (News photo — Andy Flynn) LAKE PLACID — The I Love BBQ and Music Festival will return to this village after taking last summer off due to the coronavirus pandemic, yet many of the details still have to be worked out. Two things are certai...

Jan 21, 2021 Hundreds of functions in the North Country depend on volunteerism. People are fed and clothed, the ill and injured are cared for, fires are extinguished, artists’ work is promoted, libraries are maintained, events are planned and the natural environment is curated by volunteers. In March, as usual, the Lake Placid News and Adirondack Daily Enterprise will honor a particularly service-oriented local resident as the Tri-Lakes Volunteer of the Year, and as usual, we need your help....

Editorial Hundreds of functions in the North Country depend on volunteerism. People are fed and clothed, the ill and injured are cared for, fires are extinguished, artists’ work is promoted, libraries are maintained, events are planned and the natural environment is curated by volunteers. In March, as usual, the Adirondack Daily Enterprise and Lake Placid News will honor a particularly service-oriented local resident as the Tri-Lakes Volunteer of the Year, and as usual, we need your help. We...