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What about foreign policy?
November 18, 2011 We’ve been meaning to write an editorial about this for at least a month, but a recent interview flub by Herman Cain warned us that the situation is more urgent than we had though. more »»
State must do its part on property taxes
November 17, 2011 When the state Legislature and governor enacted the 2 percent property tax cap in June, they were promising to work on the longer task of relieving local governments and schools from unfunded... more »»
On school rankings
November 12, 2011 State test data is by no means the final word on a school’s quality, but it is worth knowing. more »»
Grateful for VA clinic and much more today
November 11, 2011 This is that special day on which we focus on all of the men and women who have served in the United States military. It could have been this week in Afghanistan or seven decades ago in World War I. more »»
Mountains & Valleys of the election
November 10, 2011 MOUNTAIN — We heartily congratulate the candidates, winning and losing, in Tuesday’s election. more »»
Vote informed
November 5, 2011 For almost three weeks now, the Enterprise has been informing readers about their choices in Tuesday’s election with our Voter Guide, a series of in-depth candidate profiles for every race in the... more »»
Mountains & Valleys
October 31, 2011 MOUNTAIN — Bravo to the scientists who studied white-nose syndrome, an ailment that threatens to wipe out some species of bats from the Northeast, and determined that the white fungus on the bats’... more »»
USDA, not APA, is abattoir’s obstacle
October 29, 2011 We’re glad farmers and the state Adirondack Park Agency sat down Tuesday, without bringing up old grievances, and talked productively about how a badly needed kind of business — a slaughterhouse —... more »»
Trails plan great for active community
October 28, 2011 Thanks are due to the 40-plus people who came out Oct. 18 and contributed their energy and ideas to the first public workshop on Saranac Lake’s bike and pedestrian trail master plan. more »»
Whether you own a share or not, this store is yours
October 24, 2011 Anticipation of the Community Store’s opening Saturday should have Saranac Lake bursting with the pride of seeing five years of planning finally come to fruition. more »»
A tax-cap override process is necessary
October 22, 2011 Many people are surprised — some shocked — that towns and counties are overriding the 2 percent property tax cap. Don’t be. Calling it a “tax cap” was misleading from the beginning. more »»
Just say no to loaded campaign cash
October 21, 2011 As we watch the Republican and Democratic party lines shift and watch protesters “occupy” Wall Street, Saranac Lake and elsewhere, we cannot help but think about how bad our politics are these days. more »»
Election time — get your letters ready
October 15, 2011 Election Day is Nov. 8, a little more than three weeks away, yet it’s been surprisingly quiet so far. more »»
Thrilled to introduce a book review column
October 12, 2011 Reading, obviously, is something we love and encourage others to indulge in. So, too, is the place we live — the Adirondack. more »»
Gritty, grounded and proud of it
October 8, 2011 Economists at an Adirondack North Country Association conference early this week confirmed what we had observed: that the 14 counties of the North Country weathered the recession better than most of... more »»
Unions go against popular current
October 7, 2011 Whether you’re a top boss or an entry-level worker, you’re a meaningful part of your company, government agency or nonprofit group. more »»
Is the post toast? It doesn’t have to be
October 3, 2011 Keene Valley residents needed a dose of good news in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene, and they got it when the U.S. more »»
Collaborate so rivers can be safe, unspoiled
October 1, 2011 Regulation is tricky, but so is the lack of it, especially with extraordinary circumstances such as those in the Adirondacks after Tropical Storm Irene. more »»
United Way makes donating simple
September 30, 2011 The United Way of the Adirondacks is a voluntary fundraising and human service organization serving Franklin, Essex and Clinton counties. more »» 
Fair redistricting easy for all but politicians
September 28, 2011 This seems obvious, but apparently our state lawmakers in Albany need a jarring reminder: Don’t abuse your power by redrawing district lines to your own advantage. more »» |
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