Nearly $33,000 awarded to athletes and organizations in the Olympic region Three competitors at this year’s Winter Olympics received a boost from the Uihlein-Ironman Sports Fund at Adirondack Foundation. The Uihlein-Ironman Sports Fund (UISF) was established by the Henry … [Read more...] about Local Olympians Compete with Support from Uihlein-Ironman Sports Fund
New Classes and Art at Whitcomb’s This October
Here at Whitcomb's we are packing A LOT into this wonderful month. It's all pretty great stuff, so I hope you can make some time between the fall foliage chasing to come by and join in the fun. :) Check out the Grange website for more details, events at the Grange, and to … [Read more...] about New Classes and Art at Whitcomb’s This October
LOCAL AUTHOR CHRISTOPHER SHAW PUBLISHES NEW MEMOIR
Writer Christopher Shaw met Jon Cody in 1972 when he moved to Stony Creek, New York, a remote hamlet in the southern Adirondacks. Their close and sometimes rocky friendship lasted until Cody's death in 2015. Now 72, Shaw—the author of two previous books and a former editor of … [Read more...] about LOCAL AUTHOR CHRISTOPHER SHAW PUBLISHES NEW MEMOIR
ADK Bark in the Park Set for Sunday, Aug. 22
You’re not the only one who wants to get outside this summer—your pets want out, too. Take steps to keep them safe at the first-ever ADK Bark in the Park event, happening on Sunday, Aug. 22. The event, hosted by the Tri-Lakes Humane Society and the Adirondack Regional Federal … [Read more...] about ADK Bark in the Park Set for Sunday, Aug. 22
Food, crafts, music, beer and more at Jay Day, August 21
After a several years off, the Jay Day Celebration will back on Aug. 21, on the Jay Village Green from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., a resumption of a popular festival that had once served as a fundraiser for the Jay Entertainment and Music Society, commonly known as JEMS, based at the … [Read more...] about Food, crafts, music, beer and more at Jay Day, August 21