The One Square Mile of Hope Committee is busily preparing for a full day of activities on Fourth Lake and at Arrowhead Park in Inlet on Saturday, September 13th. 
A record crowd is expected to join in the effort to set a new Guinness record for the largest raft of canoes, kayaks and guideboats, while raising over $100,000 for breast cancer research. Continue reading
VIEW board member Gary Lee will be named Director Emeritus of the arts center during the opening reception of the 33rd annual Adirondacks Exhibition of American Watercolors on Friday, August 8th. 
The honor is bestowed upon retiring board members who have given a significant amount of their time over a long period of time, and who have made a positive impact on the arts center. Continue reading
Kids T Off Scholarship Recipients and Kids Camp Participants: Back row: Evan Nahor, Thendara Golf Pro Rich Chapman, Cory Down. Front row: Liam Schmidt, John Lincoln, Colin Hudak, Trevor Greene, Joe Hudak, Hannah Palmer, Reed Rogers, A.J. Pavona, Chase Greene, Michelle Hudak, Cyden Langworthy, Matthew Hudak, James Herron, Terra Montanye, Grey Gardner, Chase Langworthy, Chase Greene. Story below… Photo by Michele deCamp
The Herkimer-Oneida Counties Transportation Study (HOCTS) will hold a public meeting for the Long-Range Transportation Plan – 2035 Update for Herkimer and Oneida Counties, in Old Forge on Wednesday, August 13th.
The Long-Range Transpor-ta-tion Plan is a 20-year planning document that identifies transportation needs, regional trends and planned projects.
It provides the framework that guides regional planning, funding and implementation of transportation projects. Continue reading
A marker indicating that the Big Moose Community Chapel has been listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings was unveiled on Sunday, July 27th.
Steve Schanely, president of the Chapel board of trustees, Rev. Dr. Richard McCaughey, minister, and Richard Williams, Chapel historian stand next to the new marker on the day of the unveiling.
Now celebrating its 83rd year, the Chapel at 1544 Big Moose Road north of Eagle Bay was listed on both the state and national registers in 2012.
The William G. Pomeroy Foundation of Syracuse provided the funds for the marker.
The Town of Webb has been awarded $9,749 from Herkimer County HealthNet to support additional enhancements and improvements to the TOBIE Trail.
These funds will be utilized to install trail posts and signage that will clearly delineate the TOBIE Trail as well as stops along the trail. Continue reading
The Inlet Barnstormers Snowmobile Club will hold its summer picnic on Sunday, August 24 beginning at 1 p.m. The picnic will be held at the home of George Lapinsky at 273 Big Moose Rd. in Eagle Bay.
The club will provide the main course and participants are requested to bring a dish to pass.
The picnic is open to members and their guests. RSVP is requested by calling (315) 357-4278 by August 17th.
Donation is $5 for members and $10 for non-members.