Opinion

Skiing the south slopes

Notes from the North Woods

As the winter season begins to show signs of winding down, visions of an early ice out have begun to dance through my head like sugar-plums on Christmas Eve.

Living without a mobile device

Thoughts from Behind the Pressline

There is a divide among people and it’s becoming larger everyday — those who can’t live without a mobile device and those who do not own one.

Boat washing plan needs more scrutiny

No one would argue that efforts should be taken to keep Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) out of the Queen of American Lakes.

Campaign a success

The Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign did very well in Ticonderoga this past Christmas!

Know the facts

I must respond to your last Viewpoint editorial because you make some strong statements which are simply not correct.

Thanks for a job well done

At our Crown Point (town board) Feb. 9 meeting our new supervisor informed the public that Crown Point is now in the reimbursement phase for the repairs to town roads.

Earlier this week our email account was hacked into and everyone in our address book was sent an email that we were in a foreign country, had been mugged, were now stranded and needed funds to be wired to us immediately so we could come home.

Support appreciated

Recently our daughter (Jordan McKee) set a record and tied another in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference bowling.

Drugs are no substitute for treatment

It is always good to read editorials, like yours, that encourage public awareness of mental health.

Quick correction

Correction to Mr. Thomas Lonergan's amusing and witty letter:

Memory tree a success

The Ticonderoga Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary would like to thank everyone who donated to our memory tree this year.

Richards Library needs boost in public funding

Through the 1990s, Richards Library was able to operate on investment earnings from its endowment.

Calls for action answered in North Creek

While many Adirondack residents look to their elected officials to create economic development and improve the quality of life in their hometowns, it’s great to see that North Creek is buzzing with projects from the ground up.

Letters give glimpse into Moriah’s past

Moriah Reflections

The following are letters written by Ellen D. Witherbee Atwell in 1899 and 1900 to her nephew Tyler Reed Woodbridge of Victor, Colo.

Supports Paul

Trashing our Constitution and freedom is nothing new for our Government, so Obama's recent forcing of birth control on us shouldn't surprise anyone.

Ellington

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