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Salt Lake City reveals proposed 2034 Olympic venues | News, Sports, Jobs

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games has identified 13 proposed venues as part of its preferred host bid file for the 203

Wall of honor | News, Sports, Jobs - Lake Placid News

LAKE PLACID — Tucked in a secluded part of town off of snowy roads best traveled with four-wheel drive, Don DelNegro enjoys a well-earned retirement. De

Volunteers push to build the ice palace for the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival

Volunteers have been working all week to build the ice palace, one of the key attractions of the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival. Construction often begins weeks in advance, but because of warmer temperatures this winter, the ice wasn't thick enough until...

Ironman will return to Lake Placid in 2022, task force created to study impacts

Lake Placid debates whether to host future Ironman triathlons

Former Adirondack Daily Enterprise News Editor Discusses Career Change

Adirondack news leader signs off after two decades

After more than two decades at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, Peter Crowley is leaving the newspaper. Crowley began as a reporter at the Enterprise in 2000 and became Managing Editor in 2004. Crowley plans to earn a master's degree from SUNY Potsdam...

Railroad being disassembled in Lake Clear, Saranac Lake | News, Sports, Jobs

Enterprise Staff Jim McCulley, working for National Salvage, uses a machine to unbolt railroad tracks Friday morning in Saranac Lake near the Cedar Street crossing.(Enterprise photo — Peter Crowley) An excavator operator lifts rails from the bed near Charlie’s Inn in Lake Clear Friday morning. (Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter) Snow-covered railroad ties and spikes remain on the bed after the rails were removed in Friday morning in Lake Clear. (Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter) Jim McCulley, working for National Salvage, uses a machine to unbolt railroad tracks Friday morning in Saranac Lake near the Cedar Street crossing. (Enterprise photo — Peter Crowley)

Quality of life for residents, quality of place for visitors | News, Sports, Jobs

Salt water savvy | News, Sports, Jobs - Lake Placid News

aflynn@lakeplacidnews.com A construction crew works on the new stormwater drainage system on Tuesday, April 13, at One Main Street Park. (News photo — Lou Reuter) Adirondack Watershed Institute Research Associate Lija Treibergs collects water data in a canoe on Mirror Lake Friday, April 9, the same day the ice officially went out. (Provided photo — Brendan Wiltse/Adirondack Watershed Institute) Adirondack Watershed Institute Research Associate Lija Treibergs collects water data in a canoe on Mirror Lake Friday, April 9, the same day the ice officially went out. (Provided photo — Brendan Wiltse/Adirondack Watershed Institute) LAKE PLACID — Brendan Wiltse and Lija Treibergs bundled up with cold-water gear and packed their canoe with scientific equipment. As soon as the ice went out on Mirror Lake Friday morning, April 9, they began to paddle to collect their water data.