Community
Memorial Day 2026 in the Tri-Lakes: Parades, Ceremonies, and Where to Go
Saranac Lake’s parade steps off Sunday at 10:45am from the Fire Department. Lake Placid and Tupper Lake hold ceremonies Monday. Here is the full schedule.
Community
Saranac Lake’s parade steps off Sunday at 10:45am from the Fire Department. Lake Placid and Tupper Lake hold ceremonies Monday. Here is the full schedule.
courts
William J. Strack II, 38, was sentenced this week to the maximum penalty after pleading guilty in March. He also faces federal charges involving three additional victims. A federal jury trial is scheduled for July 13.
Community
Members of VFW Auxiliary Post 3357 joined Girl Scout troops from Saranac Lake and Bloomingdale to place flags on Auxiliary members’ graves at Pine Ridge and St. Bernard’s cemeteries. Scouts earned a patch for their vests.
culture
Netflix is casting North Country residents for The God of the Woods, an Adirondack-set drama series filming June through October. No acting experience required.
public safety
A Partial Boil Water Order issued May 20 remains in effect for Bloomingdale Avenue from Broadway to Church Street and the entire length of Depot Street. A water main break is the cause.
news
The Adirondack Daily Enterprise now requires a subscription to read local news online. Tri-Lakes Town Square is free and will remain that way — no paywall, no subscription, no corporate owner.
schools
Saranac Lake passed with 79%, Tupper Lake cleared its 60% supermajority, and Lake Placid passed with 81%. All three Tri-Lakes districts approved their 2026-27 budgets on Tuesday.
breaking
A 30-year-old Syracuse man died after a rented boat overturned on Lincoln Pond in Essex County on the night of May 15. Two others were treated for hypothermia. The dive team recovered the victim Saturday morning.
harrietstown
If you own property in Harrietstown, you have seen the notice. Your assessed value went up. In many cases, it more than doubled.
schools
Scott Gibson wants a seat on the Saranac Lake Central School District Board of Education. The Bloomingdale resident’s priorities land squarely on the district’s most contested ground — enrollment, special education, and the future of the school building in his own hamlet.
news
A Facebook thread about re-run articles in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise drew dozens of responses this week. The comments reveal frustration with corporate ownership, remote production, and the slow erosion of what made the paper matter.
news
The Village DPW applied methyl methacrylate — MMA — at a Broadway crosswalk this week. The material can last up to 10 years. Here is why that matters for a downtown that sees heavy pedestrian and plow traffic.