Lost And Found Central: Claim Your Docks, Kayaks & Gangways Here
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Our missing yellow kayak in better days
Kind folks are collecting and holding washed up goodies until their rightful owners can be found. Lost something? Post it here or send us an email with a photo at schroonlaker@me.com.
We are in search of a yellow Pelican kayak, which floated — most likely north — from the west side of the lake across from Witherbee’s.
The white bottom is scratched up.
The Schroon Lake Marina is also getting calls about various lost and found items.
Meet the Candidates Running for Office in Schroon on Tuesday
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The innovative Schroon Lake Central School video class continues to impress. One of their latest projects involved students interviewing candidates for today’s election for the Town Board and the position of Town Supervisor in their “Meet the Candidate Series”.
More from the Schroon Lake Central School:
“In this series, you will meet Ethan Thompson, John Fear, and Rich Gero. Lance Gould Senior declined our offer for an interview.”
Also interviewed is Meg Wood.
Official Disclaimer from SLCS:
Candidate videos were placed on the Schroon Lake Central School this Facebook page in random order. Schroon Lake Central School does not endorse any other candidate, for this position. These videos are provided as a community service for local voters”.
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More on the Halloween Storm of 2019: View from Schroon Lake
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Photo Credit: Adirondack Drone.
In what numerous locals are describing as the Schroon Lake level at “historic” highs, numerous homes and properties along the banks of the lake and the Schroon River have suffered severe flooding.
The lake level is more the three feet above normal. Water is gushing over the gates that control levels at the Stabuckville Dam.
We spotted a large section of a dock, which had broken off from a camp just south of town.
At the town beach, rising waters has caused erosion along the grassy banks of hill. Thousands are still without power in parts of Essex County. Warren County seems to be the hardest hit, according to the Post-Star.
The docks near the Town Boathouse and at the Word of Life Headquarters across from their conference center on Route 9, also appeared to have been damaged. Rising water at the Schroon Lake Marina reached the front door of the offices. Some businesses with exposure to Rogers Brook, including the Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce, suffered flooding.
Photo Credit: Adirondack Drone
This aerial photos of the old Frontier Town property, illustrates a large area of flooding.
