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It wasn’t until hiking her fourth mountain, Algonquin, that she decided she wanted to hike all 46 High Peaks.

Jul 08, 2021 This week, six esteemed Black authors celebrate their YA collaboration; Kate Messner launches a timely release; and Zoe Hana Mikuta gears up for her debut. Black Stars Shine Teen Vogue, joined the six bestselling and award-winning authors of the new collaborative novel Blackout (Quill Tree) for a virtual launch event on June 22. The YA novel features six interconnected stories of Black love during a blackout in New York City. Bookstore partners for the event included 44th and Third Booksellers in Atlanta; Barnes & Noble; Café con Libros in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Dock Bookshop in...

the Enterprise staff Sierra Club President Aaron Mair kneels at the grave of 19th-century abolitionist John Brown after laying a wreath with his daughter Olivia as part of John Brown Day May 6, 2017, at the John Brown Day State Historic Site in Lake Placid. (Enterprise photo — Antonio Olivero) LAKE PLACID — Abolitionist John Brown was born on May 9, 1800, and every May for the last 21 years, John Brown Lives! has organized programs and events about progressive social movements of the past. This year will be no different, beginning with a virtual panel discussion this Saturday. John...

Peter Holdereid (Enterprise photo — Elizabeth Izzo) LAKE PLACID — Village Trustee Peter Holdereid was appointed Lake Placid’s new deputy mayor on Monday. The new appointment was made during the village’s annual organizational meeting, the first meeting led by recently elected Mayor Art Devlin, who was sworn in that day. Holdereid has been a village trustee since 2011. He and his family own and operate the Golden Arrow Lakeside Resort on Main Street. He is a graduate of Lake Placid’s Northwood School. Newly elected Trustee Jackie Kelly was sworn in ahead of the organizationa...

Art Devlin, left, and Jamie Rogers (Photos provided) LAKE PLACID — Lake Placid voters will choose a new mayor and two village trustees on Tuesday. Polls at the North Elba Town Hall will be open between noon and 9 p.m. There are two candidates running for mayor and four candidates running for two trustee seats. All of the open positions carry four-year terms. Absentee ballots will be counted after the polls close. Village voters who filled out an absentee ballot, but decide on Election Day to vote in person, can do so — but only the in-person vote will be counted. Running to succeed...