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Keene officials consider library closure (opens the original)
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KEENE â A proposal to cut town funding in the 2027 spending plan and close the Keene Public Library had nearly 30 residents packed into a town board meeting here Tuesday evening. The possible closure comes amidst an acute financial squeeze. Surging energy and healthcare costs, coupled with decreased revenue from the town court and transfer station, leave the town board staring down a tentative budget standing 12.3% over the tax cap. A stark example, town Supervisor Joe Pete Wilson, Jr. noted,
Local libraries team up for annual ‘Great Fall Library Crawl’ (opens the original)
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The Clinton-Essex-Franklin Library System's "Great Fall Library Crawl" will take place from Oct. 1 to Oct. 31. The crawl is a free, family-friendly event that invites community members of all ages to explore participating local libraries within Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties, discover new resources and win prizes along the way. During the library crawl, visitors can pick up a passport and scavenger hunt list at any participating location. Participants who get their passports stamped by fiv
Court dismisses howitzer applicant’s conflict of interest claims (opens the original)
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ELIZABETHTOWN â State Supreme Court Justice Allison McGahay on Friday dismissed a lawsuit alleging bias and conflicts of interest from the Adirondack Park Agency, its executive director Barbara Rice, board member Rush Holt and hearing officer David Greenwood as part of the agencyâs hearing for a proposed howitzer testing range in the town of Lewis. Though not directly related, this decision came two weeks after Greenwood suspended proceedings â citing the applicantâs missed deadlines ami
More than 6,200 attend Whiteface Mountain’s Oktoberfest (opens the original)
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WILMINGTON â Normally, ski resorts rejoice when norâeasterâs are in the forecast. The exception, though, is when that happens to be in late September, the stormâs exclusive product is rain â facetiously labeled âliquid snowâ in a mid-winter conditions report â and thereâs an Oktoberfest to be had. Such was the case on Sunday when the Adirondacks were on the periphery of a storm that battered coastal areas, bringing air traffic to a standstill and knocking out power to tens of t
Lake Placid Middle-High School slimes to celebrate 28,910 minutes of reading (opens the original)
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LAKE PLACID â The crowd roared as the slime was poured. This wasnât any ordinary Friday at the Lake Placid Middle-High School. Just before dismissal, grades six through 12 gathered in the gymnasium for an assembly celebrating a month of reading. The action-packed event, which included a number of prize giveaways, was organized by school Librarian Kaitlin Patenaude and reading specialist Laurel Riehs. It culminated with the sliming of Lake Placid Central School District Superintendent Tim Sey
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