Mirror Choice
“Landscapes Lost and Found: Two Centuries of Art from Bolton Landing” opens at the Bolton Historical Museum on May 25 and will remain on view through Columbus Day. Above David Smith, Untitled, 1936. Co-incidentally, it is one of ...
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New Bolton Law Requires Septic System Inspection At Time of Sale
Forty years after banning “any individual sewage disposal system that is unsafe, a source of pollution to surface waters or permits seepage to surface,” the Town of Bolton has approved a measure that will actually enforce that prohibition. On May ...
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Conflict Management and Resolution on Lake George
Regulations, judgement, compromise, education and, when necessary, legal action, are all parts of the toolkit Given its size, Lake George can, in theory, comfortably accommodate 4,500 boats at any given time; but even at peak times, a ...
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Under New Proposal, Lake Shore Towns Lose Revenues, But Still Pick Up the Bill
Property taxes in lake shore towns would increase “significantly” – perhaps by as much as 30% – if proposals now floated by some Warren County Supervisors were adopted, said Lake George Supervisor Dennis Dickinson. The proposals – to ...
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Fort George Park Will be Final Resting Place of Bones Discovered at Village Construction Site
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The remains dislodged from an 18th century military cemetery at a Lake George construction site will, in all likelihood, be reinterred on the grounds of Fort George Park, say Village officials. The Village’s Board of Trustees has adopted a ...
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Who – and What – Made El Lagarto the Fastest Boat in America?
Jon Bowers, grandson of Reis’ racing partner Anderson Bowers, Searches for Answers No two men could have been more unlike the other. One fastidious, the other extravagant. One looked like a movie star, the other yearned to be one. What united them ...
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