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the News staff Workers move piping in place along Main Street in Lake Placid Tuesday afternoon, April 13, as part of the early phases the village’s $10 million construction project which is scheduled to last for more than two years. (News photo — Lou Reuter) LAKE PLACID — For the week of Monday, April 19 to Friday, April 23, Main Street work is expected to continue with the excavation to replace the water main, according to Kate Thompson of the Lake Placid-North Elba Community Development Commission, which is helping the village with public information updates about the project. Crews ...

LAKE PLACID -- The excavation of the water main on Main Street was planned to start on Monday, April 12, beginning at the north end of town, at the intersection

the Enterprise staff Orange construction cones line Main Street, Lake Placid, outside the Palace Theatre on Monday, the first day of the street’s much-anticipated reconstruction project. (Enterprise photo — Elizabeth Izzo) Orange construction cones line Main Street, Lake Placid, outside the Palace Theatre on Monday, the first day of the street’s much-anticipated reconstruction project. (Enterprise photo — Elizabeth Izzo) LAKE PLACID — Downtown Lake Placid is five days into a Main Street reconstruction project that is expected to continue, on and off, two-and-a-half ...

eizzo@adirondackdailyenterprise.com Cones and signs were operational along Lake Placid’s Main Street when this photo was taken Monday, April 5 in front of the Palace Theatre. (News photo — Elizabeth Izzo) LAKE PLACID — As a result of the early good weather, detours and construction for the Main Street overhaul began on Monday, April 5, according to Kate Thompson of the Lake Placid-North Elba Community Development Commission, which is helping the village of Lake Placid with public information updates about the project. Businesses on Main Street are open daily for business, and parking ...

LAKE PLACID — An infrastructure overhaul on Main Street is set to begin this month, and local officials used a recent virtual meeting to say what residents, business owners and tourists can expect on a day-to-day basis as this $10 million, nearly three-year project unfolds. A crew from Wilton-based construction company Kubricky Construction is expected to break ground on the Main Street project in the second week of April, according to Highway Superintendent Brad Hathaway. Traffic detours will start to be set up in about a week. This project will continue, off and on depending on the sea...