Thanks for your outpouring of support
We express our heartfelt thanks to all of the area community members who worked to make the recent fundraiser at the Bolton Conservation club such a success.
Ti farmer could owe up to $10,000 for animal abuse trial
Restitution, sentencing and ownership of the horse to be determined
A restitution hearing for a Ticonderoga man found guilty of animal abuse was postponed until June 29, to allow the town justice time to further examine evidence.
Port Henry to create zoning commission
Volunteers sought to propose zoning regulations
The Port Henry board is considering a zoning ordinance for the village.
Johnsburg Central School senior class raises money for breast cancer awareness
Lead by example. That’s exactly what the Johnsburg Central School (JCS) senior class decided to do when they volunteered their time and efforts for someone else.
Lewis Family Farm assessment grievance to be heard by county
The fight between the Town of Essex and the Lewis Family Farm is still playing out between lawyers, but will have a day in front of a county Board of Assessment Review.
Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at Americade
Motorcycle riders arriving at Americade motorcycle rally in Lake George — from near and far — talk about what draws them to the worlds foremost two-wheeled touring rally.
Our life coaches, Style and Substance, on shades of black
I dress mostly in varying shades of black for the winter months and am now thinking I look warn out and boring.
Soil and Water, BRASS join with local schools to plant trees
Students in a pair of environmental science classes had the chance to put learning into action recently in order to help reclaim riverbanks.
Funds sought to revitalize CCE building
Essex County Cornell Cooperative Extension officials are looking to update their current home.
School didn’t impact homeschooling choice
In the May 12 edition of the News Enterprise, Anthony Moro’s advertisement on page 5 states that JCS has lost kids to homeschooling because of dissatisfaction with the quality of the education in our district.
Driver hits cows while checking email
A Cadyville man was checking his email while driving when he plowed into a herd of cows, ultimately killing five of the animals.
Worked/Wild earns top honors from Museumwise
An exhibit created in part by the people of the North Country has won top honors from a statewide organization.
Spruce Up Day a success
The Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce would like to acknowledge the efforts of all the volunteers who picked up trash around town on May 12 for the Schroon Lake Spruce Up Day.
Save ‘our’ home
We are the parents of a Resident at the Horace Nye Nursing Home.
