To the editor: As one of the original 13 states, New York is no stranger to taking its place at the front of innovation in the United States. As a tried-and-true New Yorker growing up in Arkwright in Chautauqua County, I find myself experiencing progress first-hand, especially in clean ...

To the editor: I suppose I’m a little more sensitive to this anti-education trend because I’m a former teacher. But my parents (born in 1904 and 1914) revered education, even though they didn’t go to college. My uncles returning from WWII were grateful for the GI Bill. I was able to ...

To the editor: I am very glad that the rail trail is almost completed. It looks great and I am really looking forward to biking to Saranac Lake and Lake Placid from my home in Ray Brook. At the Saranac Lake end, the rail trail crosses state Route 86 by the Oseetah trailhead parking. ...

To the editor: As a concerned student at Skidmore College studying Environmental Studies, and a community member of a town in western New York facing similar issues, I was disappointed to see the lack of recent articles in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise regarding the issue of gentrification. ...

To the editor: New York City is actively transitioning to receiving electricity from renewable energy sources to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. Hydro-Quebec is NYC’s knight in shining armor, as they have been approved to supply about 20% of the city’s electrical demand through the ...

To the editor: A few who have tossed their hats in the ring are pushing the idea that the University Games were a failure; an idea that’s far from the truth. Yes, the event didn’t haul in massive crowds, a problem, in part, due to large-scale housing projects that were not realized, ...