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The Inseide Dope (local color), by Bob Seidenstein

Baby driver

May 10, 2013 On Wednesday when I left my house, everything seemed the same as usual. But something nagged at me, something distant and faint, but present nonetheless. more »»

You Know What ...? (local history), by Howard Riley

Adirondack Gadabout (outdoors), by Joe Hackett

North Country Kitchen, by Yvona Fast

The art of pesto

May 16, 2013 When we hear pesto, we generally think basil. But the Italian term ‘pesto’ means pounded, so theoretically, pesto can refer to any blend of raw herbs or greens pounded in a mortar. more »»

Actively Adirondack, by Randy Lewis

Homework is not that easy

May 21, 2013 One of the advantages of folks having access to the Internet at home is that some of us can work right at our own dining room tables. Working at home, or from home, makes life easier for some peopl. more »»

Safety on the Roads, by Dave Werner

Field and Forest, by Richard Gast

Read in the Blue Line

Saranac Lake Free Library Notes

Eye on Invasives, by Hilary Smith

The Wilderness Above (astronomy), by Aileen O'Donoghue

From Russia With ... (a teen's impressions of semester abroad), by Elsa Evans-Kummer

Good-byes

November 24, 2012 I find myself writing this last article while looking into the empty bottoms of suitcases waiting to be fille. more »»

Peter Crowley

Intent on Fort Kent

Oh, Deer!

Confronting deer control

December 21, 2010 OH, DEER! A series about deer population, Part 3 of 3 --- There are only two options for slowing or reversing the growth of deer populations: decreasing the birth rate or increasing the death rate. more »»

Independent Living

In the 'Tube

Outskirts, by Deborah Donaldson

Health Matters

Health Matters: Errors in patient care

March 28, 2009 The American healthcare system is regarded as the most sophisticated in the world, yet medical errors have been estimated to cause 44,000 to 98,000 deaths in U.S. hospitals each year. more »»

Shots

A hard day’s night

April 25, 2009 It is estimated that the annual sales of pills for sexual difficulty in men, known as erectile dysfunction (E.D.), amounts to about $3 billion per year. In the U.S. 25 million men are affect. more »»

North Country Caring

Brighton Buzz

Chris Morris

King James, sports and priorities

March 5, 2013 Professional and amateur sports in this country face a lot of pressing, messy issues these days. LeBron James having fun is not one of them. more »»

Chris Knight

The good news and the bad news

January 31, 2012 I ran into a friend at a birthday party at the Saranac Lake Civic Center a few weeks ago, and we got to talking about wor. more »»

Jessica Collier

Government transparency is getting better

February 28, 2012 It’s great to see that many local governments are working on complying with a new section of Open Meetings Law that requires them to post online documents that are going to be discussed at meetin. more »»

 
 

 

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Big Deal @ Big Tupper

Au revoir, Tupper Lake

May 21, 2013 I have an announcement to make: I won't be covering Tupper Lake anymore. I decided that after four years, it's time to move on now that another beat is opening up at the Enterprise. more »

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