Skaters reflect on what event means to them, Lake Placid
Dec 31, 2020 Olympic gold medal figure skater and Stars on Ice co-founder Scott Hamilton skates in Lake Placid during the 2002 Stars on Ice event. (News file photo Pat Hendrick) In this 1992 cast of Stars on Ice, from left, are Peter Carruthers, Kitty Carruthers, Gary Beacom, Rosalyn Sumners, Doug Ladret, Brian Orser, Christine Hough, Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi, Paul Wylie, Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov. (Photo provided Stars on Ice)
Olympic gold medal figure skater and Stars on Ice co-founder Scott Hamilton skates in Lake Placid during the 2002 Stars on Ice event. (News file photo Pat Hendrick)
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Santa waves to the crowd from a Lake Placid Volunteer Fire Department truck during a past Holiday Village Stroll parade down Main Street. This year, Santa will be on parade throughout the village Saturday evening, Dec. 12 due to coronavirus concerns.
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LAKE PLACID Organizers of the annual Holiday Village Stroll are working hard to make sure residents and visitors don’t have a blue Christmas this year. They haven’t canceled the 11th annual event, but it will be scaled back. The Holiday Village Stroll this weekend Dec. 11 to 13 will be altered to adhere to public health restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. It will be more of a “do-it-yourself” affair rather than a community celebration.