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[email protected] The Canoodlers, who rose to fame during Saranac Lakeâs Winter Carnival gala parade, do their routine in last yearâs St. Patrickâs Day parade. (Enterprise photo â Lou Reuter) SARANAC LAKE It’s been a year and a day since people danced in the streets in Saranac Lake. The occasion was the village’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Main Street and Broadway, and in the 12 months since then, there hasn’t been much dancing, or any such public gathering for that matter. Most people had already heard a lot about the coronavirus by March 14, 2020, but always heard about it being elsewhere. On that day, New York City had 183 confirmed positive cases and logged its first confirmed COVID-related death. ....
[email protected] Adirondack Health CEO Sylvia Getman, seen here with Adirondack Daily Enterprise Managing Editor Peter Crowley, gives a tour of the Lake Placid Health and Medical Fitness Center to reporters and editors in January 2019. (News photo Andy Flynn) SARANAC LAKE The last year of Adirondack Health CEO and President Sylvia Getman’s 30-year career has been marked by the largest health care emergency in decades. The COVID-19 pandemic increased the importance of the health care organization’s role in the community, and at the same time increased the stress and long hours of her job. Getman said this all played a role in her decision to retire soon. ....
[email protected] A resident of the Mercy Living Center in Tupper Lake tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, but a follow-up test on Wednesday showed that same person to be negative. Adirondack Health, the organization that oversees the nursing home and rehabilitation center, alerted the families of nursing home residents that a person at the facility had tested positive on Tuesday. As required by the state Department of Health, all residents of the nursing home were then tested for COVID-19. Two of about 60 test results were still pending as of Wednesday evening, but each of the results so far have come back negative, including the result of the resident who initially tested positive and that person’s roommate, according to Adirondack Health spokesman Matt Scollin. ....