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With the total solar eclipse now passed, the Tri-Lakes are flush with eclipse glasses. The rare phenomenon is not scheduled to return to the area for quite some
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With the total solar eclipse now passed, the Tri-Lakes are flush with eclipse glasses. The rare phenomenon is not scheduled to return to the area for quite some
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LAKE PLACID — Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism Special Events Coordinator Buzzy Rickard is one of several employees at the Lake Placid Visitors Bureau a
Town of Duxbury to put several signs up directing people to stay off Camel's Hump Road as this time of year could pose a potential danger for eclipse viewers.
LAKE PLACID — The Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism (ROOST) has established a helpline in preparation for the upcoming solar eclipse to share information and answer questions that may arise