Should have mentioned that crash victim didn’t wear seat belt
To the editor: My family and I were involved in an accident on Route 3 in Harrietstown on 8/12 which subsequently appeared on your front page. While your facts were for the most part correct, your omission of the Subaru driver’s failure to wear her seat belt did the public a disservice. All in my vehicle and the vehicle of the driver at fault wore theirs and received no serious injury. We can’t predict when things like this will happen, but we can be proactive in insuring that we and those we love have the best chance of a good outcome. That poor woman’s only fault was being in the wrong place at that time. Had she worn her belt instead of fastening it behind her, her injuries would most likely have been far less grievous. Deborah Woodard Stockton, N.J.
» Full StorySome tips to lower home heating costs
To the editor:
With the approaching winter season, the rising cost of energy (for example, home heating fuel) will make it more difficult for families and individuals to be able to meet the rising costs of heating their homes. This can
Carousel letter deserved more prominent placement
To the editor:
I don’t live in Saranac Lake, but my family and I visit the area often, so we read the local paper online. We are looking forward to the opening of the Adirondack Carousel; therefore, I was surprised the informative “lette
Come to Tupper Lake park Saturday
To the editor:
There will be a “fun day at the park” on Aug. 23, 2008 at the Pavilion area of the park on Demars Boulevard from noon to 3 p.m., rain or shine.
We hope families will come, but even if you don’t have a family,
Combining Tupper courts wouldn’t work
To the editor:
I have to disagree, at least in part, with your recent editorial on “consolidation duplication.” The Tupper Lake Village Court pays for itself via fine money and in fact adds to the general fund by thousands of dollars, mo
Don’t ever move rugby tournament out of Saranac Lake
To the editor:
I want to register a strong protest to any thought of moving the rugby tournament to Lake Placid. Jan Plumadore and I conceived the idea of establishing a rugby team in Saranac Lake 35 years ago. The tournament grew out of


