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Conflicts of interest shouldn’t be allowed on school boards
April 16, 2012 There ought to be a rule barring anyone from being on a school board if they have a blatant conflict of interest, such as a close family member employed by the district — certainly if it’s an... more »»
Looking forward to a busy summer season, thanks to Canada
April 14, 2012 It was a tough winter for businesses affected by the lack of snow and now concerns that their summer season could be weakened with the rising cost of gas. more »»
Yes, airport is both essential and regional, and it needs help
April 9, 2012 The people of the northern Adirondacks can’t afford to lose the Adirondack Regional Airport or Cape Air, the airline that is thriving and growing here at SLK. more »»
Reasons ACR suit should be dismissed
April 7, 2012 It would have been a pleasant surprise if not enough plaintiffs or money came forward to sue over the state Adirondack Park Agency’s permit for a Tupper Lake resort, but no dice. more »»
An opportune time to share top school staff
April 5, 2012 This is a pivotal time for educatio. more »»
ComLinks can start over with a clean slate
March 31, 2012 ComLinks’ stated mission is to improve quality of life. more »»
Who is who and what is new in business
March 29, 2012 Last year the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce put out a quarterly newsletter that let members and non-members know what was going on in the business community. more »»
Mountain & Valley
March 26, 2012 MOUNTAIN — Historic Saranac Lake has a new logo and a new website, and they look great. But much more important is that this local organization continues to do amazing things. more »»
Mountains & Valley
March 23, 2012 MOUNTAIN — We, probably like most people in Tupper Lake and far beyond, aren’t exactly sure what to do about the ongoing disappearance of Colin Gillis, but we know what to feel — hope and gratitude. more »» 
Rep. Chris Gibson continues to impress
March 22, 2012 Shortly after the House Farm Bill hearing March 9 in Saranac Lake, U.S. Rep. more »» 
Pack your Enterprise
March 19, 2012 Some years, spring break creeps up on people: “What? There’s still 2 feet of snow on the ground! How can this be spring?” Not this yea. more »»
Pension change good, but process still stinks
March 17, 2012 It is disappointing to see Andrew Cuomo’s first term take the same path as that of New York governors before him: Start off strong, not just talking reform but actually changing some of the... more »»
We went too far
March 14, 2012 Did you ever start a project meaning to deal with one thing, then go from there to fix a related thing that, in hindsight, you didn’t fully understand — something you really should have left alone?... more »»
Mountains & Valley
March 12, 2012 (Editor's note: The first "Valley" in this editorial incorrectly says the Dec. 30 vote on the settlement was not in the meeting's minutes. more »»
Subsidies, policies for farms should be leaner
March 9, 2012 We welcome the members of the U.S. more »» 
The kind of economic development that’s hard to measure
March 5, 2012 SARANAC LAKE — It occurred to me on the first Saturday of the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival, while I was taking my two daughters on a tour of the Ice Palac. more »» 
Teresa Sayward is a tough act to follow
March 3, 2012 Teresa Sayward has been an excellent representative for her district in the state Assembly. more »»
Olympic venues are worth investment
March 1, 2012 First of all, we heartily congratulate the state Olympic Regional Development Authority for putting on a fantastic Presidents Week. more »»
Bigger school districts for better schools
February 25, 2012 Local school officials are wrestling with the state property tax cap. Lake Placid school officials face public pressure to fire their superintendent. more »» |
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