Cuomo’s gun law will do little to prevent further violence
We needed thoughtful debate in the wake of the Newtown and Webster tragedies about preventative measures to help thwart or lessen the severity of these type of incidents in the future.
Galusha renews legal fight for disabled access to Adk. woodlands
Vows he'll go to jail to prompt state to live up to legal mandates
A Warrensburg man's frustration over receiving a minor ticket in 1995 for driving to a campsite ended up in a landmark 2001 federal court settlement requiring the state to provide access to recreational woodland areas for citizens with disablities. Faced with another minor ticket, Galusha says the state hasn't followed through on the mandates, and he's willing to go to jail over the issue.
Thank you, Mr. Eastwood
Why would the U.S. president attempt to diminish and insult those responsible for our economy?
Resist gay scout leaders
A big hurray for the article “One Nation under God” by Dan Alexander.
Fall Sports Preview: Lake Placid
2012 fall sports preview for Lake Placid varsity volleyball and girls soccer
Website to keep Keeseville residents in the know about dissolution process
Website will have information and schedules for meetings, studies and more
Saranac Lake Democrats choose candidates
Election for two trustees, one justice
More than 30 members of the Saranac Lake Democratic Committee Monday, Jan. 30 chose two village trustee candidates for the spring election and endorsed one justice candidate across party lines.
Weathersfield plans 250th celebration
One of the many activities at the Town of Weathersfield’s 250th birthday celebration Aug. 20 will be the Weathersfield Cake Quilt Contest.
Business expo draws crowd
PLATTSBURGH — People squeezed through the crowd, stopping to heft vacuums and take pictures with fake dreadlocks.
Boat Parade & Light Competition 2012
PLATTSBURGH — The 2012 Boat Parade and Light show was held on July 12, with ...
Indian Lake Town Board meets in Blue Mt. Lake
Indian Lake Town Supervisor Brian Wells noted the larger-than-usual attendance at the Town Board’s Aug. 13 meeting at the Blue Mountain Lake firehouse and thanked all for coming out.
Reader says residents should oppose New York state’s purchase of former Finch Pruyn lands
Governor Cuomo shows the same hatred and contempt that his father showed towards the Adirondacks, its people, its natural resources, and its environment.
A life through the lens
86-year-old Schenectady photographer shares highlights from his collection in new book
Peering back into history through one man’s collection of portrait photographs provides a glimpse of the state’s culture and history.
Appalled by gay marriage story
To the Times of Ti: Yes, I’m 61 years old. - No, I don’t have my head stuck in the sand. I keep up with current events and try to have my virtual finger on the pulse of those who are concerned citizens, young and old.
ELCS students attend Harvard Model U.N.
Hooper brings home delegate award
Nine students from Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School attended the annual Harvard Model United Nations and, for the second straight year, one returned with an Outstanding Delegate Award.
Thurman's Monday outdoor concert series offers varied lineup
Thurman's Monday night Concert in the Park series offers a wide range of musical idioms: from home-bred mountain music to Irish bands and folk music. The concerts continue through August each summer.
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