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June 5, 2023
SARANAC LAKE — The village is starting to mow its parks less and let the natural world do more in an effort to reduce time, energy and fuel while improving t
June 1, 2023
Police in Upstate New York say they've arrested three teens - two of them minors - after an unsettling incident was reported involving some esteemed local wildlife.
May 31, 2023
To the editor: In April, the Adirondack Park Agency confirmed that it was exploring the possibility of leasing the Paul Smith’s Electric Light and Power Bui
May 31, 2023
On motion, the Chief Engineer was instructed not to allow the fire-bell to be rung except in case of fires. • On motion, the Mayor was instructed to purchase a regulation shirt for each member of the fire department. • The Mayor was requested to notify the agent of the D.L.&L.M.R.R. Co. that he must not allow trains to stand on the street crossings. • It was moved, supported and carried that mill-owners be allowed to place sawdust on the streets, under the direction of the Street Commi...
May 28, 2023
In the past few years, only a select few Cubs have bought Chicago-area homes of any kind.
May 27, 2023
The salary scale was just a tiny, little bit different 57 years ago in Saranac Lake and around the U.S ... read this page one story. Whoops! Before you rus
May 26, 2023
The quest to teach the legacy of “America’s favorite son” — Will Rogers — for future generations to come continues as his book turns 100.
May 25, 2023
“Following 20 years of operation by the Saranac Lake Village Board, ownership of the Robert Louis Stevenson Memorial Cottage reverted to the Stevenson Societ
May 25, 2023
SARANAC LAKE — In the Tri-Lakes, residents can read whatever they’d like. Local librarians and public school administrators are reporting no formal r
May 24, 2023
SARANAC LAKE — A statewide climate “listening tour” will make a stop in Saranac Lake on July 14 to detail how local governments and organizations could l