Washington, DC – This week, the House Agriculture Committee approved its version of the Farm Bill, moving the legislation to the floor for consideration...
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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.
Lake Placid / North Elba Plan Joint Meeting
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AUDIO – 051513 – Joint North Elba – Lake Placid Meeting to discuss AMC – May 28th 430pm A meeting is set for Tuesday, May 28th at 4:30pm to allow the boards of the Town of North Elba and The Village of Lake Placid to consider a making joint recommendation to the Adirondack Health Board which is expected to formalize their decisions shortly thereafter.
Silver Demands Fair Labor Practices for Farmworkers
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Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver Announces the Assembly’s intention to pass the Farm workers Fair Labor Practices Act. The Measure would grant collective bargaining rights, workers’ compensation, disability and unemployment benefits plus other worker rights and protections to all farm workers.
LPCA Adirondack Juried Art Show Opening Reception
Opening Reception & Award for the 2012 LPCA Adirondack Jurried Art Show will be held in the Fine Arts Gallery of The Lake Placid Center for the Arts. The Adirondack Jurried Art Show will contiue through October 20th and will feature work from regional artists. All media and artists welcome.
The LPCA Fine Arts Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday from 1-5pm. Admission is free. For more information visit www.lakeplacidarts.org or call 518-523-2512. Below is a list of this years collection.
ARTIST NAME – TITLE OF EXHIBITED WORK
Mary (Gariepy) Dade – Adirondack Magic
Jim Abendroth – Sanctuary
Charles Atwood King – Tamaracks
Nancie Battaglia – Boats
Alice K. Boardman – Beaver Pond in Winter
Karla Brieant – Autrain
Marjorie Burns – Beaver Dam
Susan Camp – Passings
JoAnn Cancro – Adk Loj Road
JoAnn Cancro – Storms Coming (Elizabethtown)
Jessica Chevalier – Colonial Reflections
Penelope Clute – After Sunset, Inlet NY
Penelope Clute – Eagles Hunting Ausable Point
Bill Crosby – Avalanche Pass
Jeanne Danforth – Man in the Moon
Scott David – Between Fences
Barbara Delaney-Smith – Amélie’s Hibiscus
Anne Diggory – Making Waves
John DiGiacomo – Dipper on Rock
John DiGiacomo – Little Cherry Patch Pond
Charles Dilzer – Puss in Boot
Suzanne Doin – Paint the Sky
Laura Fair-Schulz – Back in the Mirror
Ellen Few Anderson – Lake Champlain, Early Spring #3
Margo Fish – Universe’s Prophetic Longing
Kelli Gottschall – Junkyard Treasure
Gaye Grabowski – Camel’s Hump from Bluff Point
Heidi Gutersloh – Bowl of Oranges
Shawn Halperin – Heaven & Earth
Shawn Halperin – Lake Series: March
Michael Hart – Between Question and Answer
Susan Hoffer – Bowling with Oranges
Andrea Knight – Cattails
Marion Kratky – Saranac Fish & Game Club
Betsy Krebs – Lake Ozonia
Betty LaDeau – Sunrise
Gary Larsen – Foliage at Woodward Reservoir
Ann Larsen – Saratoga Summer
Ann Larsen – Tupper Lake Shadows
Peggy L. McCartney – Windswept Pines
Gail McKay – Adirondack Icon- Winter
Jerome Milks – Nature in Balance
Lynda Naske – A Little Night Music
Lynda Naske – Teapot Rising
Burdette Parks – Bartlett Bay Light
Valerie Patterson – From the 1% to the 99%
Valerie Patterson – Homeward Bound
Larry Poole – Conversations
Larry Poole – On the Move
Flossy Powell – Don’t Bet On It, Dogs!
Flossy Powell – The Berry Eaters
Jon Prime – VanHoevenberg Beaver Pond
Tyler Rand – Bridging the Singularity
Carl Rubino – With a Little Help From My Friends
Linda Sauther – Crow in the Trees
Olaf Soot – Adirondacks, As Waves on a Churning Sea
Olaf Soot – Misty Cataracts of Opalescent
Roy W. Stevens – Men of Steel Spotting the Crane
Carol Stinnett – Deep Woods
Eleanor Sweeney – Palm Streams
Linda Sweeney – River Song III
Eleanor Sweeney – Winter Music
Michael Volino – Looking East on Algonquin
Leslie Walch – Empowerment, Limitless, Expansion
Connie Wheeler Geisler – View form the Harbor
Ken Wiley – Not Juliet’s Balcony
Jeri Wright – Aptera- Crete
Jeri Wright – Ausable Impression V
Ursula Wyatt Trudeau – Nightfall
Radmila Zuman – Die Walküre
Radmila Zuman – Tally-Ho
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