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Proposed Saranac Lake school budget meets 1.66% tax cap | News, Sports, Jobs


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A deer leaps in front of Saranac Lake High School alongside state Route 3 in April 2019.
(Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)
SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac Lake Central School District has proposed a budget for next year that would meet the tax cap exactly and raise spending minimally.
A public hearing on the budget will be held Wednesday, and voters will take a vote on it May 18.
The $33.7 million budget increased $100,000 from last year, a 0.3% rise in spending.
The tax levy — the amount to be collected from property taxpayers — is set at $22,710,715, an increase of $370,071 from last year, a 1.66% rise. This matches this year’s state-imposed tax cap for the district.

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Water main work continues on Main Street this week | News, Sports, Jobs


Maine Street, Lake Placid, as seen on April 20 (News photo — Andy Flynn)
LAKE PLACID — After taking the weekend off, construction crews upgrading Main Street plan to continue their excavation of the water main from Monday, May 3 to Friday, May 7, according to Haley Breen, community development director for the town of North Elba and village of Lake Placid.
Crews expect to install 100 feet of 16-inch water line each day, working from the north end of the village. They will pressure test and disinfect the new water line from Saranac Avenue to Hayes Street and will begin connecting services to each building in that area once test results are approved.

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Officials seek solution for Mount Baker trailhead | News, Sports, Jobs


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With Baker Mountain looming in the background, this sign shows where the village of Saranac Lake ends and where town of St. Armand jurisdiction begins on Forest Hill Avenue, which circles Moody Pond.
(Enterprise photo — Griffin Kelly)
With Baker Mountain looming in the background, this sign shows where the village of Saranac Lake ends and where town of St. Armand jurisdiction begins on Forest Hill Avenue, which circles Moody Pond.
(Enterprise photo — Griffin Kelly)
SARANAC LAKE — A committee is being formed by the town of St. Armand and village of Saranac Lake to tackle the issue of parking and road safety on Forest Hill Avenue around Moody Pond, particularly near the trailhead to Baker Mountain.

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Baker Mountain and Moody Pond | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise


To the editor:
Baker Mountain and Moody Pond are wonderful natural resources for our communities. Forest Hill Avenue around Moody Pond is mainly in the village of Saranac Lake, with small portions within the domains of the towns of St. Armand and North Elba. The trailhead is controlled by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
The past few years have seen a dramatic increase in hikers on Baker Mountain. This has exasperated the limited parking by the trailhead. It has also caused more traffic on Forest Hill Avenue. We have also seen an increase in pedestrian and bicycle use. Pedestrians and bicycles have been reported to be using both sides and the middle of the road.

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Placid apartment builder gets state aid it was waiting on | News, Sports, Jobs


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This conceptual rendering shows an apartment building Regan Development plans to build on Wesvalley Road, Lake Placid.
(Photo provided)
LAKE PLACID — The state of New York is giving a Westchester County developer a big boost of capital to help build 60 apartments deemed affordable for local workers — something identified as being in critically short supply here.
The Wesvalley Road project is the only one in the North Country included in a new round of grants meant to fund 1,054 affordable housing units statewide. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the news Wednesday. This latest round, which the state said totaled $98 million, is part of the five-year, $20 billion Housing and Homelessness Plan the state Legislature passed in 2017.

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Looking for more volunteers of the year | News, Sports, Jobs

Every year for our Community Resource Directory, the Lake Placid News and Adirondack Daily Enterprise name a volunteer of the year for the Tri-Lakes region. In

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SUPERVISOR SPOTLIGHT: Jay Rand jumps into another supervisor's race | News, Sports, Jobs

LAKE PLACID — The only town supervisor in the Olympic Region to have a Wikipedia page is Jay Rand, and there’s only one sentence on the page: “Jay Rand

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SUPERVISOR SPOTLIGHT: Jay Rand talks about issues facing town | News, Sports, Jobs


Jay Rand
LAKE PLACID — As the town gets ready for the 2023 Winter World University Games, there are a number of issues facing the community, including short-term rentals, tourism, overuse of the High Peaks, the coronavirus pandemic and the state’s new law legalizing recreation marijuana use.
North Elba town Supervisor Jay Rand touched on some of those issues during an interview with Lake Placid News Editor Andy Flynn on Monday, April 12. Below is part of that interview.
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LPN: What are some of the biggest issues facing Essex County right now?
Rand: I think a lot of it has been keeping up with the COVID issues this past year. Every day, (Board of Supervisors Chairman) Shaun Gillilland has been in communication with the state of New York and then passing the information on to us. We’ve really not been able to have a lot of face-to-face meetings. It’s all been Zoom. I think last week was the first one we’ve had for quite some time where we actually were in Elizabethtown all together. … A lot of it has been related to the health department and keeping up with clinics and getting transportation restarted.

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Main Street upgrades continue with water main, stormwater drainage | News, Sports, Jobs


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Signs at the municipal parking lot on Main Street welcome people to Lake Placid and warn them about construction. (News photo — Andy Flynn)
LAKE PLACID — Construction crews upgrading Main Street expect to continue excavating for the new water main from Monday, May 3 to Friday, May 7, according to Haley Breen, community development director for the town of North Elba and village of Lake Placid.
Sections of the water main will be chlorinated and pressure tested from Saranac Avenue to the Great Adirondack Brewing Company. After it is tested and approved, another crew will start making connections to the buildings in the coming week if they can’t get to it during the week of Monday, April 26.

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State arts grants set for this year | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise


Apr 28, 2021
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE — The ADK Quad-County Decentralization Grant Program of the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts this week announced the recipients of the 2021 grant awards, with funds made available by the New York State Council on the Arts.
ALCA’s program is regranting a total of $91,720 for 30 projects throughout the four counties ALCA, as the region’s decentralization grant program site, serves: Clinton, Essex, Franklin and Hamilton.
As in previous years, grants of up to $5,000 were available to eligible organizations and artists based in these four counties. Funding decisions were made by a panel of artists and arts advocates who volunteered their time. For each year’s grant cycle, governmental and quasi-governmental entities, tribal organizations and New York state-designated nonprofits are eligible to be direct applicants, as well as serve as fiscal sponsors. Arts groups that are not official nonprofits and individual artists/artist collectives can apply in collaboration with a fiscal sponsor. Applicants can apply to do up to three projects in the categories of Arts Education and/or Community Arts.

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