At left are Margie O’Hara and Beverly Chambers Ischia, FNP
An informative and supportive lung cancer vigil was held in the Inlet Town Hall on Thursday evening, November 13.
Organized by Adele Burnett, whose father died of lung cancer, and Margie O’Hara, whose brother also died of lung cancer, this gathering was one of thousands held around the United States and in several foreign countries on the same date. Continue reading
Town of Webb Publicity Director, Mike Farmer, helps hang some greenery.
Photos by Gina Greco
Main Street Old Forge was decked out this week with holiday decorations created by Kate Russell and her Mountain Greenery staff in anticipation of this weekend’s Adirondack Christmas on Main Street.
The winter beautification effort is sponsored by CAP-21 and made possible through donations by individuals and businesses.
Shellie Organski, left, and Kate Russell of Mountain Greenery
Town of Webb Publicity Director Mike Farmer and CAP-21 Executive Director Nick Rose were responsible for placing the unique creations that will be enjoyed by visitors and residents throughout the season.
Residents and visitors will have the opportunity to meet David and Susan Chauncey, new owners of North Street Snowmobile, at their Grand Opening celebration that will be held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, November 28, 29 and 30 during An Adirondack Christmas on Main Street.
North Street Snowmobile’s new owners, Susan and David Chauncey. Photo by Gina Greco
The Chaunceys of Fairport, NY, who also own a home on Limekiln Lake, have a decades-long attraction to the area. Continue reading
The major snow storm that hit the area south of Buffalo was epic for sure. The most I’ve seen around here was over three feet back in the late 60’s.
I can’t fathom getting that at one time and then get two feet more a couple days later. 
The rain on top of that yesterday sure won’t help the situation. Continue reading
The Inlet Barnstormers Snowmobile Club will sponsor a Snowmobile Safety Course on Saturday, December 13 at the Inlet Emergency Services Building on the corner of Rte. 28 and Limekiln Rd.
Sign up will begin on Monday, December, 1 by calling Ernie Gilbert at (315) 369-3695.
Among the activities planned for Inlet’s Adirondack Christmas on Main Street is the Holiday Dog Parade on Saturday, November 29.
Dress your pooch in its holiday best and meet at the parking lot near the Church of the Lakes prior to the parade that will begin at 4 p.m. and end at the Inlet Town Hall.
All canine participants will receive a treat, compliments of Adirondack Reader.
Adirondack Images Photography will be taking professional photos of your pet from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at Screamen Eagle.
The sitting is free of charge with a suggested donation to the Stevens-Swan Humane Society. Additional prints can be ordered upon request.
Santa will make an appearance at 3:15 p.m.
For the most updated schedule and a map of the weekend’s events go to InletNY.com or call the Inlet Information Office (315) 357-5501.
The monthly meeting of the Old Forge Garden Club will be held on Tuesday, December 2 at 10 a.m. at Lakeside Terrace in Old Forge.
Special guest Gary Lee will present a program on Adirondack orchids and share pictures of the flowers he found around the area.
All are welcome to join members at this Christmas event.