SARANAC LAKE At 83-years old, Donna Haig of Saranac Lake raced head-first on a skeleton sled down the Mount Van Hoevenberg track this past Friday. Haig is
To the editor: This is my personal opinion. Once again the Second Amendment is in the bull’s-eye of the socialist-minded people in our government. Is it a coincidence, America, that we are seeing a new surge of tragic shootings rising also? Don’t be beguiled by those who are bent on taking our constitutional rights from us. Fight for your country.
Donna Haig
To the editor: As I watch the news, I’ve come to my personal opinion that the United States government has become an entity all of itself. The allowing of blatant corruption that has been allowed to continue is inconceivable! They have placed themselves above the law. “We the people” have lost our voices. Our country is facing a greater danger than COVID-19, and it’s the treasonous acts in a government that is leading us to an impending holocaust. There are no parties in Washington. They have blended into a repulsive cesspool. We desperately need to pray for our country for our children and their children. God bless America.
Dec 31, 2020 Eugene Roland Wood, 82, passed away at home surrounded by love, just before dawn on Dec. 23, 2020. Born in Upper Jay on March 5, 1938, he was the son of Roland Wood and Helen LaBombard. Eugene spent most of his early days on Heaven Hill Farm where he aided his father in farming. Gene worked at Last Chance Ranch and caddied at various golf clubs while attending Lake Placid High School, from which he graduated in 1956. Gene married Donna Mayotte in St. Alphonsus Church on Nov. 23, 1957, and they had five children: Russell, David, Daniel, Scott, and Noelle. As a young husband and father, Gene worked for Heim Beverage Company, sold Fuller Brush Products door to door during the day, and drove taxi at night. The stone wall Gene built on Hawk Island is one of many demonstrations of determination, as it still stands strong today.
Dec 29, 2020 Eugene Roland Wood, 82, passed away at home surrounded by love, just before dawn on Dec. 23, 2020. Born in Upper Jay on March 5, 1938, he was the son of Roland Wood and Helen LaBombard. Eugene spent most of his early days on Heaven Hill Farm where he aided his father in farming. Gene worked at Last Chance Ranch and caddied at various golf clubs while attending Lake Placid High School, from which he graduated in 1956. Gene married Donna Mayotte in St. Alphonsus Church on Nov. 23, 1957, and they had five children: Russell, David, Daniel, Scott, and Noelle. As a young husband and father, Gene worked for Heim Beverage Company, sold Fuller Brush Products door to door during the day, and drove taxi at night. The stone wall Gene built on Hawk Island is one of many demonstrations of determination, as it still stands strong today.