In support of Ralph Bentley
To Adirondack Journal: As a resident of Horicon, I believe some of the many accomplishments supervisor Ralph Bentley has made during his reign should be noted.
The skinny on the state’s proposed plan to manage white-tailed deer
Outdoor Tales
For those who have not kept up, the state is in the process of formulating a plan that biologists hope will help them better manage the white-tailed deer herd here, and new rules and season dates will most likely emerge as a result — some as early as next year.
APA to lead economic policy? No way!
To the Adirondack Journal: It looks like the environmentalists are running scared. They are desperately arguing that the Adirondack Park Agency should become the economic czar for the towns and villages in these mountains.
Bolton Bulletin
Annual ride to fund scholarships All are welcome to join the 7th annual Steven Chapman Memorial Ride, set for Sunday, Sept. 11.
Coop. Extension golf tourney set
A golf tournament to raise funds for educational programs of Warren County Cornell Cooperative Extension is set for Saturday, Aug. 27 at Cronin’s Golf Resort, Golf Course Road.
Chester gallery launches exhibit
The Art in Chestertown Gallery is celebrating the opening of its fall exhibit “Art Harvest” with an artists’ reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 26.
Lumberjack Pass Miniature Golf ranked No. 5 on national list
Lumberjack Pass Miniature Golf ranked No. 5 in the top 10 craziest mini golf courses on earth.
Chester Historical Society news
The Historical Society of the Town of Chester is sponsoring two consecutive free programs Wednesday, Aug. 24 in the auditorium of the Chester Municipal Center, located on Main St.
Spend funds to eradicate clams, not to buy land
To the Adirondack Journal: The existence of Asian clams in Lake George is a very serious invasive problem with unimaginable consequences.
ACC Homecoming to fete 50th
SUNY Adirondack will kick off its two-year 50th anniversary celebration by hosting its first Homecoming on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on college’s Bay Road campus.
Craft vendors sought for Fall Tour
The Thurman Fall Farm Tour, to be held Oct. 8 and 9, has openings for vendors at its craft fair at The Glen Lodge Bed & Breakfast and Market on state Rte. 28, Wevertown.
Heritage fest postponed
The Warren County Historical Society has postponed their Rural Heritage Festival scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 11 at the Starbuck Farm in Chestertown.
North Warren grad aims for PGA competition
A man with local roots has set his sights on competing in professional golf, and two weeks ago he took a major step toward that goal.
Leadership retreat set
The deadline to register for an overnight Leadership Retreat at Silver Bay YMCA is approaching.
Athol-Thurman
Gallery hosts charity event Adirondack Ambiance gallery at Thurman Station on Rte. 418 will be hosting an art show Friday, Aug. 26 and Saturday, Aug. 27 to benefit the charity “Mito Hope & Help.”
Town Court: Man accused of strangling woman faces burglary, assault charges
Aug. 3: Judge Richard Nissen presiding
• The case of Richard E. Fox, 36,
We need leadership, confidence
Thoughts from Behind the Pressline
Leadership and confidence are two key intangibles that have a major effect on human behavior. Our nation is in desperate need of both right now.
Town Talk
Local library showcased The Warrensburgh Museum of Local History has created a new mini-exhibit about the Richards Library and its development.
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