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The LGA’s 2022 Bay-by-Bay Summer Event Series will kick off on Tuesday, June 14, and Wednesday, June 15 at Warner Bay in the town of Queensbury. A walking tour will be held on June 14 beginning at 4 p.m. This one-hour tour will introduce the ... Read More

After a two-year hiatus, the event of the summer returns this July 23: the Lake George Association Summer Gala. This year’s gala will be held under an open-air tent at The Festival Commons at Charles R. Wood Park in Lake George Village. Proceeds ... Read More

Warren County’s Board of Supervisors encourages local, privately-owned businesses adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to apply for relief funds, $12.4 million of which were awarded Warren County as part of the American Rescue Plan Act ... Read More

For more than twenty-five years, historian Russ Bellico and the leaders of the Lake George Battlefield Alliance, including the renowned archaeologist, the late David Starbuck,  argued that grounds as historically rich and as hallowed as the head ... Read More

“Perhaps my most deeply rooted hobby is to understand the mechanism of simple and familiar natural phenomena,” Dr. Irving Langmuir once wrote. That “deeply rooted hobby” led to a Nobel Prize in 1932, awarded the Lake George summer resident ... Read More

Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi was among the first to argue for women’s political equality on the basis of physical fitness; there is nothing inherently, naturally delicate about us, she said after years of treating women. It’s quite possible that Mary ... Read More

America’s relative decline as a world power can be felt not only in a recalibrated balance of power. The art world feels it too. For much of the twentieth century, Winslow Homer was regarded as the quintessential painter of American life.  It ... Read More

Much of the blue limestone used to construct the New York State Capitol and the Brooklyn Bridge was quarried from the shores of Lake Champlain. The massive stones were sent across the lake, through the Champlain Canal and down the Hudson River aboard ... Read More

Access to child day care services in Warren County has declined by 40% since 2019, largely because of the pandemic, according to Lynn Sickles, Executive Director of Southern Adirondack Child Care Network. But thanks to an infusion of federal funds, ... Read More

There is no proof that Abraham Lincoln ever read  Alexis de Tocqueville’s “Democracy in America,” but two new books, “His Greatest Speeches: How Lincoln Moved the Nation” and “The Man Who Understood Democracy: The Life of Alexis de ... Read More