When replacing or expanding non-conforming structures, the questions that are asked by this office are always the same.
The answers will determine how the application is treated.
First, what is a non-conforming structure?
Anything on land or water (this includes docks, boathouses, garages, houses, bunkhouses, storage sheds, decks… again, anything on land or water) that in one way or another does not comply with today’s local regulations. Continue reading
Dear neighbors, friends and family:
After a little over one year of meeting and greeting guests, Travis and I are faced with making a most difficult decision. It is with a heavy heart we will be closing the doors of The Knotty Pine after dinner service on October 11th for good until it is sold.
From the beginning, we were enthusiastic that we had what it took to own and operate a restaurant together. Continue reading
The members of the Inlet Golf Club Men’s League wrapped up their season of play following three recent golf outings.
The league division title held on Monday, August 18 was won by Brad Damon of Inlet after a three-man playoff, edging out Bill Faro of Inlet and Pat Perkins of Old Forge in a match that went down to the last hole. Continue reading
The W.W. Durant sailed off with 90 guests onboard on Sunday, September 7 to raise funds for One Square Mile of Hope.
Kristy Rubyor, Reggie Chambers and Nancy Jennings
The One Square Mile of Hope committee wants to say thank you to Dean and Donna Pohl of Raquette Lake Navigation for offering their family, boat, staff, and food for the cruise. Continue reading
Central Adirondack Kiwanis Club invites prospective members to a Pizza and Wings Dinner at Old Forge American Legion Post 893 on Thursday, September 18 at 6 p.m.
During the dinner, current Kiwanis members will conduct a regular meeting and brief prospective members on the many child-oriented programs sponsored by the club.
Anyone interested in attending can contact Membership Co-Chairs Bob Teesdale at (315) 369-5425 or Doc Foley at 794-9460.
Kiwanis is a global organization of nearly 600,000 members that annually raises more than $100 million and dedicates more than 18 million volunteer hours to strengthen communities and serve children.
The 35th annual James E. Nunn Memorial Golf Tournament, one of the longest running charity golf tournaments in Central New York, was held at the Inlet Golf Club on Monday, September 8th.
Brothers Pat Nunn, left, and Jim Nunn display the Bud Birnie Good Guy Award given posthumously to former Inlet Golf Club Pro Roland Christy. Photo by Marianne Christy
The tournament honors the memory of Jim Nunn, a longtime seasonal Eagle Bay Park resident who passed away in 1979.
Friends and family continue his legacy of generosity and support of local organizations and services by raising funds during the outing. Continue reading
Politics can be a deceptive, despicable and dishonest game
Where a wannabe politician can attack without shame
You can work against the Town with baseless attacks
You can write letters to the editor devoid of the facts
You can criticize everything the administration has done Continue reading