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Historic Saranac Lake launches project linking TB to COVID | News, Sports, Jobs

Historic Saranac Lake’s Cure Porch on Wheels (Provided photo — Historic Saranac Lake) SARANAC LAKE Historic Saranac Lake announced the launch of a new project with its Cure Porch on Wheels titled “Pandemic Past and Present.” Funding for this project came from a 2021 Corridor of Commerce Interpretive Theme Grant from the Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership. Historic Saranac Lake will host programs on its mobile museum space, the Cure Porch on Wheels, to explore local history in public health with new audiences. Visitors will view short videos and participate in interactive activities that will build connections between Saranac Lake’s history as a health resort and the collective experience of the current pandemic.

New weapon against Lake George sediment

New weapon against Lake George sediment Dec. 12, 2010 FacebookTwitterEmail The English Brook delta in Lake George has grown significantly during the past decade. Seen here is an aerial picture of the delta taken by the LGA in November. (Submitted by Lake George Association)(Submitted by Lake George Association) LAKE GEORGE The Lake George Association received a $25,000 grant to use toward a device that will help reduce the flow of sediment into Lake George. The delta that has formed around the mouth of English Brook in the south basin is the biggest in the lake. It is a nutrient-rich mass that spawns invasive species, hampers boat navigation and harms fisheries. The LGA has been working on the delta problem since 2003 when the group published a survey on all the deltas around the 33-mile-long lake.

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.

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