Schroon Pumpkin Drop = Cool Physics Class x Fun - The Clean-Up
/Who knew that that tossing a few pumpkins of the roof of the Schroon Lake Central School would be a teaching moment! Well, it is and if you don't believe us, check out the video.
Secrets From A Schroon Lake Kitchen...
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We’ve got the recipe for one of the most popular dishes at Sticks and Stones. Find out more in our Food and Drink section.
East Shore Schroon Lake Association In Action
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ESSLA past President Bill McGhie catches us up with what's been happening with their dedicated volunteers and the busy year they've had. It[s from ESSLA's online "mini" Pearl newsletter:
You may have heard the above saying and perhaps seen a sign saying it. Is it just a catchy slogan or is our association really in action? The short answer is 'catchy slogan'? yes; in action...you better believe it! So far in 2014 your association volunteers have contributed over 1,660 hours working for the lake and river and have put close to 4,500 miles on our cars.
Doing what? you may ask. Well, read on if you really want to know. ESSLA's Ambassadors and Board members talk the talk and walk the walk.
Read MoreAdirondack Park's Remarkable History
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Logging And Mining Almost Devastated The Adirondacks In The 1800's. (Photo: Adirondack Museum)
Reporter Terry A Belke, of WGRZ, does a great job giving a four-minute video history of how the Adirondack Park came to be in this report. It features an interview with Todd Happer, Director Of Marketing at The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake.
It’s a concise primer -- and a reminder how thankful we all should be for the forward thinking citizens and government officials -- who saved this mighty six million acre wilderness, which is larger than Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Glacier and Great Smoky Mountain National Parks combined.
