Starting June 1st, The Village of Tupper Lake will restrict watering of lawns and gardens.. Mark Robillard says No Watering of Lawns will be permitted...
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School District Voting Today
Budget Votes and School Board Elections are today. Saranac Lake 7am-8pm. Tupper Lake 12n-8pm. Lake Placid 2pm-9pm. Tupper’s School Board needs approval from 60% of voters for their budget to pass because the budget exceeds the tax cap.
Local School Board Elections May 21st
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Budget Votes and School Board Elections are May 21st. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm in Saranac Lake, from 2pm until 9pm in Lake Placid, and Noon until 8pm in Tupper Lake, where a 60% majority will be necessary for the budget to pass.
Who will become Saranac Lake “6er” Number One?
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We’ll find out Saturday, May 25th during a special event at the Berkley Green in Saranac Lake.. HIkers will begin Saturday at 8am, registration begins at 7am. Later in the day Saranac Lake’s Mayor Clyde Rabideau and others will await the arrival of the first to hike all six peaks in order to become a Saranac Lake 6er.
The Affordable Care Act In Depth
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The Affordable Care Act is turning out not to be so affordable.. We’ll find out why from Ian Coryea from Burnham Benefit Advisers in Lake Placid. He spoke with Counselors during a recent Town of Harrietstown Work Session.
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Winter Carnival Rotary Show Planned
The Saranac Lake Rotary Club will present its annual Winter Carnival Rotary Show at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 8 at the Harrietstown Town Hall, celebrating this year’s theme of “Under the Sea.” Steve Borst and Sue Grimm Hanley will provide pre-show entertainment. The Saranac Lake High School Vocal Ensembles will perform under the direction...
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Winter Carnval Icicle Contest Sunday
Rumors of the great Tupperware harvest in Tupper Lake have been greatly exaggerated, but the great icicle harvest in Saranac Lake is no myth. Jackie Foster coordinates the Annual Spike of the Ice Icicle Contest for the Winter Carnival Committee and she’ll be at the Ice Palace on Sunday to help find the longest...
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T.O.T. Thursday 01/31/13
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K&J – Collecting the History of Saranac Lake
K&J – 013113 – Historic Saranac Lake – Oral History – Anthropologist Adam Dewbury Volunteers at Historic Saranac Lake are building a historic database online.. Local Anthropologist Adam Dewbury, talks about a new form of history – An Oral History…
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T.O.T Wednesday 01-30-13
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Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Ice Palace Turns Green
The South Wall of the IcePalace in SaranacLake has turned green… Or at least some of the tarps are green.. A one day thaw has prompted officials in charge of the Ice Palace Construction to cover the throne room and the rear wall of the building in an attempt to protect it from the...
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K&J – Is New York Safe?
A presentation at the Convention Center in Lake Placid includes Tom Fazio, a Colonel with the New York State Police. He’s speaking to a crowd of unhappy gun owners who, like many, are having trouble understanding what the new gun laws in New York State Really mean.. As part of the new regulations owners...
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Chris Covert Named Grand Marshal
The Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Committee has chosen local real estate professional Chris Covert as its 2013 grand marshal for the Feb. 9 Gala Parade. “We chose Chris because of his endless supply of energy for community projects and events and for his longtime support of the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival,” said Winter Carnival...
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Village of Saranac Lake Recognizes Trail Volunteers – Organizations
Saranac Lake’s Mayor Clyde Rabideau recognizes Volunteers and Organizations for their work on the Trail Systems at Mt Pisgah. Saranac Lake is currently linking the Mt.Pisgah trail system with other parts of the village through private easements and advocating interconnection through an update of the state’s Saranac Lake Wild Forest “Unit Management Plan.” Charlie...
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T.O.T. Tuesday 01/29/13
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Saranac Lake Winter Carnival – A Preview of Friday’s Coronation
The Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Court will be on hand for the Coronation of Royalty this Friday sponsored every year by the Women’s Civic Chamber.. We caught up with Katie VanAnden and Sarah Posidich who’ve been working with the court on their routines since November.. Sarah was on the Court in 2004, Katie in...
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T.O.T. – Monday 01/28/2013
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Saranac Lake Winter Carnival – Ice Palace Construction Underway
The Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Ice Palace is starting to take shape, mostly thanks to the help of volunteers moving more than 450 Ice Blocks a day out of Pontiac Bay… The Ice has been cut into blocks using a special saw and finished off by hand.. Liz is standing on the ice just...
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K&J – Free Tax Preparation at the L.P. Library
We’re speaking with Betsy Senkowski in the K&J show about tax preparation and a program sponsored by the AARP and by the United Way. Betsy is the Local Coordinator of the AARP Foundation program called Tax-Aide which pays for tax preparation and is provided as a service to the community by volunteers. Locally at...
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K&J – Interviews Sabine Weber – Hannaford Dietician
Get that spring back in your step with energy foods that can help fight the winter doldrums. Recently, some foods have been identified as “super healthy” and have been dubbed as Superfoods or Powerfoods. These Powerfoods do more than just satisfy your stomach, they’re packed with nutrients that can boost your immune system, ward...
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Annexing AMA – The Public Hearing “For the Record”
The Town of St Armand, and The Village of Saranac Lake are considering a petition requesting Annexation of 68 Acres owned by The American Management Association to the Village of Saranac Lake… AUDIO – 012413 – AMA Annexation Hearing In order just to consider the request, both the town and the village must hear...
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K&J – Interviews Nathan Cox – Tri Lakes Center for Independent Living
The Tri Lakes Center for Independent Living holds an open house on January 24th from 12 noon until 5pm – We took the opportunity to speak with Executive Director Nathan Cox about the facility, Skills Training, Peer Counseling, New Technologies for the Disabled, and what it means to be disabled in the North Country...
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K&J – Interviews James McKenna
Former Empire State Winter Games (ESWG) competitor, current member of the United States Luge Team, and participant at the Vancouver Winter Olympics, will deliver the keynote address at the Opening Ceremony of the 2013 ESWG. Chris Mazdzer, of Saranac Lake, N.Y., a graduate of the National Sports Academy in Lake Placid, will speak to the...
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Tupper Lake Trustees Say “Open UMP”
April will bring some closure to the question of whether or not the Iron Rails should remain on the corridor between TupperLake and the Surrounding Communities.. That’s because 8 Clarkson University Students have taken on this question and will bring their answers to a special meeting of the Village Board in SaranacLake. The Village...
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K&J – Saranac Lake Mayor Clyde Rabideau on the State of The Village
Saranac Lake’s Mayor Clyde Rabideau talks with WNBZ about the State of the Village Report. K&J – 011713 – Clyde Rabideau on State of the Village
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National Honors Sunday for Three Local Paddlers
Every year in the fall, a group of paddlers will embark on an adventure with the Lake Placid Outing Club for a tour of the Moose River.. Most times the trip is uneventful, and paddlers from across the country take advantage of a water release into the river for this event in Old Forge...
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Audio – Headlines 01/08
Adirondack and Regional Environmental Groups are Calling on Governor Cuomo and The DEC to Support and Assist Creation of Mandatory Boat Inspection and Decontamination Program to Protect Lake George from further infestations of aquatic invasive species. Headlines Neil Woodworth is Executive Director of the AdirondackMountain Club.. He says “One principle of Acquatic Invasive Species...
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K&J – Interviews Whiteface GM Aaron Kellet
The Snow started early this year and while we did have a bit of a melt in between, it’s come again, sometimes in a dumping and sometimes a few inches at a time.. and perhaps not quite enough for The Olympic Mountain, which is why we asked it’s new General Manger Arron Kellet, to...
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K&J – Grooming the Rails
There’s a Snowmobile Trail system in the North Country that will take you just about anywhere you need to go.. From Lake Placid, however, the only way to get where you want to go, with a few exceptions, is to ride out to Lake Clear on the Adirondack Rail Corridor and it’s the responsibility...
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WNBZ’s Daily Headlines
We’re starting a new trend here at WNBZ.com which we hope will provide you with the information you need while giving you a summary of all of the days news from our newscast.. Click on the Play button and have a listen.. Headlines Congressman Bill Owens is once again sworn in as Representative for...
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T.O.T. Friday 01/04/13
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T.O.T. Thursday 01/03/13
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Lyall Leon Kingman
Lyall Leon Kingman, formerly of Saranac Lake, died on December 18, 2012 in Deland, Florida. Born in June, 1924 in Saranac Lake to Carrie and Leon Kingman, he spent time while growing up in Owl’s Head, Malone, and Saranac Lake, and graduated from Saranac Lake High School in 1942. He served in the U.S....
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Medical Floor nurse named recipient of Handler Award
A nurse on the Medical Floor at Adirondack Medical Center has been named the 2012 recipient of the Meghan E. Handler Excellence in Nursing Award. Lisa Frechette, a registered nurse, was recognized recently for her exceptional work in patient care. “Lisa is one of our most enthusiastic, energetic and positive nurses on the...
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School Board Discusses Safety in North Country Schools
Not only is Safety on the minds of Parents, Teachers and Students in Newtown as School begins again for the students of Sandy Hook Elementary in the neighboring town ofMonroe. It’s also on the minds of School Boards across the North Country. Julia Murray is a Student atSaranacLakeHigh School, She knows first hand what...
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