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  • Gravestone Restoration And Repair In Wilmington

    The Wilmington Historical Society will host a two-day gravestone restoration and repair workshop series this June at Pleasant View Cemetery, 1018 Bonnieview Rd. The community workshop series on June 5–6 offers hands-on training in historic gravestone cleaning, repair, and restoration and is open to all skill levels. The event is designed to equip community members with the practical skills needed to preserve historic burial grounds — and to inspire a new generation of stewards for the region’s heritage. Sun Community News reports the series begins on Friday, June 5, with a Gravestone Cleaning

  • Saranac Lake Man Sentenced In Sex Assault Case

    A Saranac Lake man has been sentenced to 25 years to life for predatory sexual assault involving children. According to the Sun Community News, the investigation into William Strack II began in 2025 after allegations surfaced involving the sexual abuse of a child. During the course of the multi-agency investigation led by Saranac Lake Village Police, investigators also uncovered child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in Strack’s possession. Strack was subsequently arrested on nearly a dozen charges and prosecuted through the Franklin County District Attorney's Office.

  • DMV Reminds Drivers Of Motorcycles Sharing The Road

    The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles and the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) are reminding drivers to be aware that there will be more motorcyclists sharing the road with them than ever before. Sun Community News reports between 2020 and 2025, motorcycle crashes in New York increased significantly - by 31 percent - according to data from the Institute from Traffic Safety Management and Research (ITSMR), and riding at high speeds continues to be the No. 1 contributing factor. An overwhelming majority – 92 percent – involve male riders

  • Adirondack Health Foundation Receives $15K Grant

    The Adirondack Health Foundation has received a $15,000 grant from The IRONMAN Foundation to participate in the 2026 Swim Ready Powered by The IRONMAN Foundation program, an initiative designed to promote swim safety, confidence, and water readiness among children in IRONMAN race communities. The Swim Ready program focuses on creating safer, more confident swimmers while fostering a lifelong love of sport. The program provides essential resources, support, and education to promote safer aquatic activities for children. As part of the 2026 program, Lake Placid is one of several selected IRONM

  • Museum on Blue Mountain Lake Opening Its 2026 season

    The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake is opening its 2026 season with a lineup of interactive workshops, artisan-led programs and cultural experiences designed to connect visitors directly with the Adirondacks. Opening this Friday, May 22, ADKX’s new season includes workshops ranging from natural bug repellent making and traditional black ash basket weaving to archaeology field experiences. With more than 20 buildings across 121 acres, ADKX continues to evolve beyond the traditional museum experience through hands-on learning, outdoor exploration and opportunities to engage directly with Adirondack


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