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A ribbon to formally open Bionique Testing Laboratoriesâ second location is formally cut by, from left, Executive Chair Dr. Jill Mariano, CEO Galdis Zamparo and Saranac Lake village Mayor Clyde Rabideau. The new lab is in downtown Saranac Lake in the villageâs old water building on Main Street beside the Saranac River dam.
(Enterprise photo â Peter Crowley) SARANAC LAKE Bionique Testing Laboratories has mostly laid low and done its thing in its 30-plus years here. But that thing testing for mycoplasma (more on that in a minute) has helped this family-owned biotech company grow into a significant local employer.
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Saranac Lakeâs wastewater treatment plant is seen in November 2018.
(Enterprise photo â Jesse Adcock) SARANAC LAKE The village board on Monday agreed to borrow $11.5 million for an ultraviolet light disinfection system to be added to its wastewater treatment plant. This project, mandated by the state Department of Environmental Conservation, will be funded through an $11.5 million, zero-interest loan from the state Environmental Facilities Corporation, according to village Manager John Sweeney. The village has secured $3.7 million in grants, and the rest of the cost will be paid off through a $120 annual $10 per month addition to each of the village’s 2,030 wastewater ratepayers’ bills for the next 30 years.