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pcrowley@adirondackdailyenterprise.com Lake Flower shows patches of open water Friday afternoon in the village of Saranac Lake. An ice fishing shanty in this area was recently removed. (Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter) Lake Colby shows a web of tracks from snowmobiles and sleds Friday afternoon, seen from the state boat launch. Ice fishing shanties, plentiful here recently, have been removed. (Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter) Lake Flower shows patches of open water Friday afternoon in the village of Saranac Lake. An ice fishing shanty in this area was recently removed. (Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter) SARANAC LAKE Ice started thinning as the first rays of spring sun hit earlier this week, along with 50-plus-degree temperatures. By Friday, fishing shanties had been cleared off of Lake Colby, along with an unusual one on Lake Flower. But in case any anglers, snowmobilers, skiers or skaters are still thinking about going out on local lakes and ponds, Saranac

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host: times square in new york city is evacuated as a suspicious package was found in and as suv. we will have more details. today the president heads to the gulf coast to look at some of the efforts being made to save the coastline from an onslaught of oil as a slick. for most of the first part of the program we will talk about the president and his commencement address yesterday at the university of michigan. in it he talks about the role of government in your life. we want to find out what you think about the particular segment of the speech, and where you feel the role of government is in your life. give us a call. you also send us a message by twitter or any nr an e-mail. c-span.org journal-c span.org. we want to talk about the president s trip to the gulf coast. mark ballard joins us from that in rouge, louisiana from baton rouge, and is a reporter for the advocate. what is the latest and where will the president go? guest: as near as we can tell looks like the