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LAKE PLACID — This week major construction projects began on several of the Lake Placid Olympic Center’s historic ice rinks, refrigeration system and ameni
eizzo@adirondackdailyenterprise.com Connecticut Whale skaters Laurel Hill (10) and Mackenize Lancaster hit the ice attempting to control the puck while Pride players Mary Parker (7) and Taylor Wenczkowski move in on the play during the Jan. 27 NWHL game at the Olympic Center. (Rachel Sharples photo) LAKE PLACID — The National Women’s Hockey League suspended the rest of its 2021 season just one day before its playoffs were slated to start at Lake Placid’s Olympic Center. The league announced its decision on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 3, initially offering scant details but saying the season was suspended due to infections from the coronavirus pandemic.
lreuter@adirondackdailyenterprise.com A member of the Metropolitan Riveters women’s professional hockey organization carries sticks toward the team’s bus outside the Lake Placid Olympic Center at around 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28. (Provided photo — Rachel Sharples) LAKE PLACID — And then there were five. The National Women’s Hockey League announced Thursday, Jan. 28 that the Metropolitan Riveters, one of six teams playing a scheduled two-week season at the Olympic Center in Lake Placid, has withdrawn. And just like so many instances across the world of sports during the past several months, the coronavirus was the culprit. The league put a news release on its website that said, “The Metropolitan Riveters have withdrawn from the 2021 NWHL season after several members of the organization tested positive for COVID-19.”
Jan 24, 2021 — Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to spend $105 million on Olympic facilities in the Adirondacks in 2022. He also wants $800,000 to deal with overuse in the High Peaks. The Governor recently released those details as part of his 2022 state budget. Emily Russell spoke with Adirondack Daily Enterprise reporter Aaron Cerbone about what the Adirondacks would and would not get in the Governor's budget. Emily RussellMoney for overuse in the Adirondacks, but not new forest rangers in Gov's budget A crowded summit on Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondack High Peaks in late September 2020. Photo: Emily Russell EMILY RUSSELL: So let's start with the Olympic Regional Development Authority. The state has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into the Adirondacks through ORDA and it looks like the governor wants to keep that up. What's he proposing for ORDA in the governor's executive proposal?
lreuter@adirondackdailyenterprise.com Visitors play on the Mirror Lake ice in February 2014. Butch Martin of the North Elba Park District said Tuesday, Jan. 12 that the ice was 4 to 6 inches thick, but warmer weather this weekend could affect the ice. (News photo — Andy Flynn) LAKE PLACID — The Adirondack Mountain winter playground is gearing up for a busy Martin Luther King Day weekend and beyond, especially if the weather cooperates to provide ideal conditions for outdoor activities. On Tuesday, Jan. 12, the state Olympic Regional Development Authority and the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism joined together for a web presentation on what could be expected regarding recreation opportunities in the Lake Placid area over the upcoming days.
lreuter@adirondackdailyenterprise.com Racers compete at the Olympic Speedskating oval during the Empire State Winter Games in Feb. 2017 in Lake Placid. (Enterprise photo - Lou Reuter) LAKE PLACID — The Adirondack Mountain winter playground is gearing up for a busy Martin Luther King Day weekend and beyond, especially if the weather cooperates to provide ideal conditions for outdoor activities. On Tuesday, the state Olympic Regional Development Authority and the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism joined together for a web presentation on what could be expected regarding recreation opportunities in the Lake Placid area over the upcoming days. During a normal winter, “the more, the merrier” would be the predominant theme when it comes to having large number of visitors flock to the area, bringing an economic boost. But the coronavirus pandemic has made that difficult while creating a challenge for ORDA when it comes to figuring out what is safe in terms of the number of people who can use winter sports venues at the same time.
Thomas Allan Czerwinski Thomas Allan “Tommy” Czerwinski, 75, of Lake Placid, died suddenly Dec. 26, 2020, in the Town of Tonawanda, where he and his wife had gone to be with his son and granddaughters for the holidays. Prior to his retirement, Tommy had worked 36 years at Dunlop Tire Corp. in Tonawanda. Since retiring, he has been a security guard during events at the Lake Placid Olympic Center, and the driver for all judges, athletes, etc., to and from the airports, trains and buses in Albany and Montreal. He was a dear friend with the Miracle on Ice team and many others that came to know him just by traveling with him.
Skaters reflect on what event means to them, Lake Placid Dec 31, 2020 Olympic gold medal figure skater and Stars on Ice co-founder Scott Hamilton skates in Lake Placid during the 2002 Stars on Ice event. (News file photo — Pat Hendrick) In this 1992 cast of Stars on Ice, from left, are Peter Carruthers, Kitty Carruthers, Gary Beacom, Rosalyn Sumners, Doug Ladret, Brian Orser, Christine Hough, Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi, Paul Wylie, Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov. (Photo provided — Stars on Ice) Olympic gold medal figure skater and Stars on Ice co-founder Scott Hamilton skates in Lake Placid during the 2002 Stars on Ice event. (News file photo — Pat Hendrick)
Whiteface Mountain Airbnbs: HGTV cottage, restored ice house, barrel sauna, getaways in the snow Updated Dec 17, 2020; Whiteface Mountain is the top of the world, at least as far as Upstate New York is concerned, and the ski slopes at Lake Placid are one of the most popular winter destinations in region. There are so many incredible places to stay in this winter wonderland, we had a hard time deciding where to begin. This list of amazing Airbnbs, all within a short drive of the ski resort, includes cabins, cottages, chalets, ski lodges and more unique vacation rentals that will make you never want to stay in a hotel again.