It even happens to New Yorkers who have good health insurance coverage - surprise medical bills that can total tens of thousands of dollars.
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LAKE PLACID OFFICES CLOSED FRIDAY (July 20th, 2012) - Lake Placid’s Village Board will follow North Elba’s Lead on Friday this week, closing their offices for the day. Until today, there had been a big yellow sign on the entrance door announcing that the Town of North Elba offices would be closed on Friday. During it’s...
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SARANAC LAKE (07/14/12) — The Women’s Civic Chamber holds a villagewide garage sale on Saturday. It consists of more than 80 different locations participating in the garage sale plus the “Home Base” at Riverside Park. AUDIO – 071612 – Saranac Lake Village-wide Garage Sale Stacy Annis and Mary Duffy are at the raffle table. Kristeen Colby...
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WATER TREATMENT – PART 2 of 3 – Jeremy Evan’s helps us summarize our expose’.. and then the tour continues
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Now, remember we were speaking with Kevin Pratt at the Wastewater Plant.. We ended Part one heading into the Control Building… Which is where we begin today..
MILITARY COURT MARTIAL – The first court-martial to come out of the sex scandal at the Lackland Air Force Base basic training facility opens today. Staff Sergeant Luis Walker, who allegedly had sex with ten female recruits, is accused of aggravated sexual assault, attempted sexual assault, adultery and obstruction of justice.Walker is one of...
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Talk of the Town today – “Accolades to local volunteers”
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Local organizations are thanked for their work – and Bloomingdale’s Fire Dept is congratulated for the 100th celebration.
FRIDAY NIGHT GOLF LEAGUE – The fairways are dry and the drives are long, That’s the word from the Saranac Lake Golf Club Friday Night League.. Here are the results from Friday… AUDIO – 071612 – SPORTS SHORTS AUDIO – 071612 – SPORTS SHORTS 2 Low gross: Bill Vaughn 39 Jay Courcelle & Todd...
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ALBANY, NY (07/13/2012)(readMedia)– Members of the New York Association for Pupil Transportation are in Saratoga Springs for a series of events related to ensuring the safety of school children who ride yellow school buses in New York.. Another goal… increasing the efficiency and accountability of school transportation in the state. More than 225 school...
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ALBANY, NY(07/13/2012) — A newly released survey from CNBC ranks New York State dead last in business friendliness in theUnited States. The survey assessed perceived business friendliness based on the legal climate and state regulations.South Dakotaranked highest, followed byNew Hampshire,Virginia,North Dakota, andIndiana. The survey reaffirms the link between lawsuits and a state’s business climate....
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KEENEVALLEY(07/16/12) — TheAdirondackPark Invasive Plant Program announces a summit designed to look at lessons which can be shared. It will serve as a forum for information and discussion about management and the path forward for battling Eurasion Watermilfil.. Hilary Smith is Director of the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program, she says “While some groups...
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Shirley I Sweet, age 71, of 40 Vine Street, Bloomingdale, NY died Thursday, July 12, 2012 at her home following a short illness. Born in Glens Falls, New York on June 26, 1941, she was the daughter of Clarence and Irene (LaRock) Cook. Shirley married Robert Sweet on April 1, 1973 in Schenectady, NY. ...
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Today (Monday) is “Global Hug Your Kids Day,” started five years ago by Michelle Nichols on the anniversary of the death of her 8-year-old son just eleven days after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. This year, Nichols is emphasizing the health benefits of hugging. We’ll hear comments today from Nichols; Stacey Scarpone executive...
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TALK OF THE TOWN – 07/13/12
The Fire in Ray Brook prompts callers to thank the firemen for their work especially as they knocked down the fire which could have become more of a catastrophy than it did…
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A caller also suggested that the train and it’s volunteers also provided assistance with hoses and a connection to the fire’s location. An audio quality note – because we’re beta testing this blog, the audio quality will change a bit until we find a good medium between the radio quality audio and the online audio quality which needs to be set so that you can listen easily and quickly to the content without having to wait.. Today, I think we went a bit too far to the “Low Audio Quality” side so there may be a difference in the audio you hear today vs other days.
RAY BROOK FIRE - SaranacLake’s Fire Department responds to a small ground fire atCrescentBay. AUDIO – 071312 – POLICE and FIRE It was at about 3pm yesterday afternoon when an abandoned camp fire blew onto the surrounding dry vegetation and kicked of a sample of what was to come for Lake Placid andSaranacLake’s Fire...
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SARANAC LAKE,NY—July 12— The Village of Saranac Lake will host a reception atRiversideParkon the evening of August 8th, welcoming and saluting the commencement of biotech operations of Myriad-RBM at its new3 Main Streetlocation which is the former village office building. AUDIO – 071312 – K&J SHOW – Saranac Lake Mayor Clyde Rabideau Last summer, the Village and...
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DEC WARNS OF HIGH FIRE DANGER IN THEADIRONDACKS TheAdirondacksand the surrounding region are at High Fire Danger Levels. That’s the word today from the DEC. Forest Rangers are warning that recent warm and dry weather has created a “High Fire Danger” condition that allows wildfires to start easily and spread quickly with devastating effects....
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OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS - The Whiteface Club and Resort plays host to golfing’s pros and amateurs this weekend. The Club’s Open Golf Championship gets underway with practice rounds today and 36 holes of stroke play competition during the weekend. Several thousand dollars in prizes are on the line and will be awarded in both...
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And speaking of Olympics – American Athletes are kicking off the 2012 Summer Olympics in uniforms made inChina… Senator Gillibrand and many others have expressed deep disappointment that a $1 billion purchase for US athletes was not produced here at home.. Senator Gillibrand says “When America’s best athletes are representing our country on the...
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WASHINGTON– The 2012 Farm Bill clears the House Agriculture Committee 35-11. The legislation reauthorizes federal agriculture programs for five years.. Congressman Bill Owens serves on the committee and he says they were successful in including several provisions important toNew Yorkagriculture.. He continued by saying he is pleased Republicans and Democrats were able to come...
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We’re following a fire in Ray Brook which broke out along the tracks behind the Saranac Lake Golf Course. As of 8pm Saranac Lake Fire says the fire appears to be under control and fire departments from local area municipalities who provided mutual aid are beginning to return to their stations. State Police in Ray Brook tell us...
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Joe Goodall Hull, age 80, of Saranac Lake died Tuesday, July 10, 2012 at the AMC-Uihlein Mercy Center in Lake Placid. AUDIO – Obituary – Carl Goodall Hull Born in Highton, Virginia on September 05, 1931, he was the son of Max and Bess (Chew) Hull. Joe married Jeanette (Jean) Mercadente. She predeceased him...
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Carl R. Puccini, age 88, of 50 Fish Hatchery Road, Saranac Lake, died Monday, July 09, 2012 at Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake. AUDIO – Obituary – Carl R Puccini Born in Saranac Lake, New York on September 17, 1923, he was the son of Carlo and Rachael (Douglass) Pucciani. Carl married Raphael Louis...
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Here’s a recap with the audio from the story we originally posted online; AUDIO – 071212 – ARTA Public Meeting Recap In April, the snow was already gone, and Carl Knoch, Manager for Trail Development in the Northeast Office of the Rails to Trails Conservancy is walking the railroad corridor betweenSaranacLakeandLake Placid.. Tony Goodwin...
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WPTZ which is owned by Hearst Communications is no longer re-broadcast on Time Warner Cable.
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During The Morning News this morning we spoke with Stephanie Salanger, CNY Communications Manager for Time Warner Cable. She took some time to clarify some of the misconceptions and erroneous information being passed around in the Tri-Lakes.
A short program today – reporting on ARTA’s public meeting went long which shortened Talk of the Town -
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The Annual Village Wide Garage Sale is Saturday July 14th, 2012 from 8am until 5pm. It is hosted by the Saranac Lake Women’s Civic Chamber.
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Kristeen Colby is a volunteer with Saranac Lake’s Women’s Civic Chamber and she says the event is exceeding their first year expectations. Maps can be picked up during event at Riverside Park in Saranac Lake. Garage sale tables, consession stand, and prize raffles will be available at Riverside Park. Call (518)637-8003 for more info.
Mostly audio today – Two reports in tupper and this report on the Library Book Return being overturned by a vehicle on the sidewalk. Not the smartest move in the world…
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On Tuesday, July 10th, 2012 Plattsburgh City Police ticketed Tyler Brassard 22, ofEllenburgh CenterNY, for his connection to the early morning car accident that destroyed the Plattsburgh Public Library overnight book depository. During the investigation, Mr. Brassard was found to be operating his 2001 Ford Taurus at the time of the accident. Brassard told officers he fled from the scene because he was scared. Brassard was charged with the following: Driving wrong way on a one way street, Leaving the scene of a property damage accident, Reckless Driving (an unclassified misdemeanor) Speed not reasonable or prudent, and Driving on sidewalk. Brassard was released on tickets scheduled to appear in Plattsburgh City Court on July 24th, 2012 at 8:30am.
Saturday Night’s Ice Show at the Olympic Center, in Lake Placid begins at 7:30 pm in the 1932 Rink. This weeks featured skater is The 2011 US men’s national champion Ryan Bradley. In addition to his title as men’s national champion, Bradley is also a three time US collegiate champion and is well know...
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A newly released “Trail Development Plan” says a “parallel path betweenSaranacLakeandTupperLakeis impractical and unaffordable; even if necessary permits to fill wetlands and expand causeways could be obtained.” The Report is presented to a group of about 100 onlookers at theHarrietstownTown HallinSaranacLakeon Wednesday evening. Knoch argues in his report that phase one of the Rail...
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The Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program is sponsoring “Invasive Species Awareness Week” to help promote awareness and highlight the threats of invasive species in New York State. Groups in Keene Valley are sponsoring fun and ecducational activities to help build awareness and we took the opportunity to speak with Lake Placid’s Mayor Craig Randall about projects which have been undertaken by the Village of Lake Placid in recent years, along with ongoing projects to protect the community from invasive and unwanted plants and bugs.
THIS FONT IS TOO BIG haha
We’re continuing to design this site so that it is as user friendly as possible, and as clutter free as possible. As you can see from our landing page, we’ve simplified down to what we do best and we would like to design this site in a similar manner. One of the issues we’re...
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