New York is taking another step toward a possible bid for the 2042 Winter Olympics. Gov. Kathy Hochul convened the first meeting Monday of a nearly 90-member committee studying whether Lake Placid and New York City could jointly host the Games. Lake Placid would be expected to host skiing and sliding events, with major events […]
New York is taking another step toward a possible bid for the 2042 Winter Olympics. Gov. Kathy Hochul convened the first meeting Monday of a nearly 90-member committee studying whether Lake Placid and New York City could jointly host the Games. Lake Placid would be expected to host skiing and sliding events, with major events also held in New York City. The exploratory process will take about a year. No formal Olympic bid has been submitted.

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