Sticks And Stones: Scrambled or Over Easy?
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This handcrafted Italian masterpiece is now cranking out delectable breakfast items, Adirondack style!
Have we got your taste buds twitching yet? Read more in our Food and Drink section.
Cool Off With Hot Pursuit Friday
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Photo: Courtesy of Hot Pursuit
Check out Hot Pursuit, tonight at Witherbee's. Check out our 2014 for our 2014 Summer Calendar, here, for what's happening this weekend.
Lost A Boat?
/We knew it wouldn’t be long before we’d be hearing from folks who have found things that flot, after Tuesday’s storm contributed both wind and more rain, to an already high lake level.
From Gretchen Marcell :
"Two boats have been found, which appear to have been washed up by the shore. The first is a red and blue aluminum Bass Master, registration number NY3225GM. It is washed up in a small cove just north of Loomis Lane and Porter Estates, before the Essex Drive properties (off of Redwing/Adirondack Road). The second is a turquoise blue pedal boat with a white bottom, no other identifying characteristic, washed up in Sucker Brook. In both cases, BRING A BAILING BUCKET!!! For further information or help locating the sites, call me at 518 494 2216".
Lost or found something? Leave a comment or send us an email at schroonlaker@me.com
Grants, Advice and A Helping Hand to Grow Your Adirondack Business
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By Annette Batson
The future looks bright for women owned businesses -- and those with a tourism connection -- in the Adirondacks.
That’s the message State senator Betty Little and Jim Murphy, the Adirondack Economic Development Committee's Executive Director, recently delivered to a group of more than 50 area business owners at a meeting earlier his month.
The event -- held at Sticks and Stones Restaurant -- was organized by Schroon Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Patrick Siler
The Good News: there is plenty of help available for the asking, as well as grant monies to those businesses that qualify. But the Senator says there’s not enough local women owned businesses to take advantage of what’s out there.
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