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Olympic Athletes from past and present joined several other local celebrities at Craig Wood Golf Course in Lake Placid June 18 for the ninth annualOlympian Celebrity Golf Classic. The event raised over $10,000 for the United Way of Clinton and Essex Counties.

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LAKE PLACID — It was stand-ing room only June 17 as the LakePlacid-North Elba Joint ReviewBoard held a public hearing on theproposed Whiteface Resort subdi-vision project dubbed “OverlookII.”

The hearing kicked-off with abrief overview of the project,which involves developing resort-owned property on Whiteface InnLane near Edgewood Road andChipmunk Lane.

Resort General Manager MarkSperling detailed the plans.

“We’re proposing taking an areaand utilizing it for 22 twin homes

or duplex homes, 11 structures,” hesaid. “The 11 structures will beplaced in the footprint of buildingenvelopes that were previously ap-proved for 11 large single-familyhomes.”

Neighboring property ownerswere concerned with previousprojects from the Whiteface Resort,noting that the stormwater run-off

from Overlook I has caused signif-icant damage to homes downhillfrom the development. One resi-dent told the board she had pic-tures of a neighbor ’s living roomflooded with water.

“We were assured in 1990 thatthere would be no negative impacton the lake or our property,” shesaid. “How do we know that will

be the case now?”Other property owners were

concerned about the impacts of anadditional subdivision on the sur-rounding area. Mark Wilson ispresident of the Lake Placid Shore-owners Association.

“My three main points that I’dlike to address concern lake water

See WHITEFACE, page 8

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By Chris [email protected]

ELIZABETHTOWN — The issue ofwhether Essex County elected officialsshould contribute to their health insur-ance plans will be decided at the Julymeeting of the county Board of Supervi-sors.

Only one town supervisor in EssexCounty currently takes fully paid healthinsurance benefits – St. Armand’s JoyceMorency. She came forward during theJune 15 meeting of the Personnel Com-mittee after Westport Supervisor DanielConnell said constituents complained tohim that the board isn’t following it’s ownpolicies and procedures.

But Morency – the longest tenured su-pervisor in Essex County – said when shewas first elected in 1981 elected officialswere offered paid health insurance to off-set their relatively low pay. Additionally,an error in the county’s policy manualsays both elected officials and unionizedworkers may take health benefits withoutcontributing.

“I had the option of taking medical in-surance from either the Town of St. Ar-mand or the county,” Morency said. “Tome, the choice is obvious.”

“The problem is, for me, is when I cameto the county almost 29 years ago, I wasan elected official and supervisors at thattime earned $9,000 a year plus medical in-surance,” Morency said. “So that was partof the deal. We didn’t make much of asalary, but we did get our medical insur-ance. And I’ve been getting it.”

Morency said she was told she would-n’t have to contribute to her plan becauseof her experience.

County Manager Dan Palmer said she’snot necessarily wrong for taking up thatposition.

“I’ve never been popular for sayingthis, but I think these supervisors are un-derpaid,” he said. “So the idea of extend-ing cheap or free health insurance to thesepeople isn’t really out-of-line.”

“We’ve got to settle the issue of whatconstitutes what’s fair for them,” Palmersaid. “Joyce has raised the issue that shewas told she’d never have to pay forhealth insurance, and it never came to thepoint where she needed to until late in2008. She’s kind of holding her ground,and wants us, the board, to make a deter-mination.

“And that’s really what’s got to happennext. The board needs to make a decision

See SUPERVISORS, page 3

LAKE PLACID — Barbeque teams fromthroughout the United States, Canada andeven Great Britain will return to the OlympicOval in Lake Placid next weekend to fill theair with the sweet smell of barbeque and hick-ory smoke.

The fourth annual Lake Placid I Love Bar-beque Festival begins Friday, July 3, at 5 p.m.and continues throughout the weekend withlive music, games, and, of course, some of thebest grilled treats ever tasted in the Adiron-dacks.

“I can't think of any better way to spend theJuly 4th weekend than with family, friendsand barbeque,” stated the festival's directorof operations Dmitry Feld. “This is an eventthat's created to bring together the communi-ty and family to celebrate all that's Ameri-can... barbeque, plus raise money for an im-portant organization.”

Proceeds from the three-day food fest ben-efit the Shipman Youth Center of Lake Placid,a not-for-profit community organization pro-viding support to children and youth ages 10-18. Now in its fourth year, more than 8,000people have attended the event and raisedmore than $20,000 per year.

A new addition to the weekend festival is

the first-ever junior world championship bar-beque competition. During the junior worldchampionship event, barbequers between theages of 16-21 will compete for big scholarshipmoney from Paul Smith's College.

The gold medal winning team and individ-uals will receive a $10-thousand scholarshipfrom the school, while the silver medal win-ning team will earn a $6-thousand scholar-ship and the third place team a $5-thousandscholarship.

Although the school specializes in hospi-tality, resort and tourism management, culi-nary arts and service management, the teamscan use the scholarship money for any of thecollege's programs of study.

“This event has taken the festival to a newlevel and is another reason for people to cometo Lake Placid and to this event,” remarkedFeld.

Also highlighting the festival is Saturday's,July 4, "Buck-a-Rib" contest, where visitorscan taste an assortment of ribs from 26 com-peting teams for just $1 apiece, and Sunday's,July 5, grand championship and New Yorkstate title cook-off. The winner will earn anautomatic berth into the American Royal

See BBQ, page 5

Hearing on Whiteface Resort project draws a crowd

Satisfy your appetite at Lake Placid Barbecue fest

Zydeco legend CJ Chenier will be among themany live performers at the fourth annual LakePlacid I Love Barbecue Festival next weekend.The event raises thousands for the Thomas Ship-man Youth Center each year.

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LAKE PLACID – When the glaciers recededfor the final time over 10,000 years ago they leftbehind their legacy in the landscape. A fasci-nating pre-historic time can be decoded byknowing where and how to look for these land-forms that lay hidden under forest, field, andeven our villages. Workshop participants willbe led on a narrative journey from the Adiron-dack Loj to Saranac Lake, stopping at severalglacial landforms along the way. So come andlearn about ancient lake beds, deltas, eskers,kettle holes, kames, and other clues to the iceage.

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The Adirondack Mountain Club presents two events June 27

SARANAC LAKE — A local boat builder and paddling en-thusiast has organized a canoe and kayak event for Sunday,July 5 to run in conjunction with the annual Hamner guideboat races in Saranac Lake.

Tim Doyle announced last week the launch of the inaugu-ral Ralph Morrow Canoe and Kayak Event. Morrow was alocal boat builder who passed away in 2008 – a man Doylesays inspired him to become a builder himself.

“Most everything I know about boat building I learnedfrom Ralph,” Doyle said. “I’m happy to kick off this eventin his honor.”

Doyle stressed that the Ralph Morrow is not meant to com-pete or draw paddlers away from the Hamner. In fact, hehopes his event will be complementary to the popular guideboat classic.

“The Hamner is a race,” Doyle said. “The Ralph Morrowis an event for kids, adults and families to have fun with. It’spurely recreational.”

Doyle notes that the event will bring back the war canoeand rub-a-dub categories. The war canoe features at leasteight paddlers in a large canoe, and the rub-a-dub puts fouradults in one regular size canoe.

“The Mountaineers Rugby team has issued a challenge toanyone who wants to face them in the war canoe category,”Doyle said. “As for the rub-a-dub, it’s not a race so much asit is a challenge to make it to the end of the course withoutflipping.”

The event will start at 11 a.m. at the state boat launch ofRiverside, across from Lake View Deli. For registration feesand more information, contact Doyle at 891-2577.

An article appeared in the journal Pediatrics andAdolescent Medicine this month and it revealedthat in United States, Canada and Europe youth

are using considerably less marijuana. These declines weremeasured in a study by the World Health Organization onyouth in 30 different countries between 2002 and 2006.

Researchers hypothesize that with the advent of cellphones, I-phones, the internet and text messaging, youthare less inclined to meet each other face to face in theevening. Because marijuana is primarily used away fromthe sight of adults, the decline in youth gathering face toface and away from adults may have caused the reductionin marijuana use. The United State ranked third in mari-juana use in 2006 with 24 percent of boys and girls report-ing marijuana use. This figure represents a 12 percent de-cline for boys and a 2 percent decrease among girls. Thesefindings affirm that marijuana use has been declining sincethe 1990’s.

The 2008 Monitoring the Future study shows a decline inalcohol use by youth. Alcohol use by youth peaked in the1990’s and has been declining ever since. This year ’s re-port shows a 40 percent decrease in eighth grade, frequentuse of alcohol when compared to eighth graders that weresurveyed at the peak levels in 1996. The 2008 Monitoringthe Future study indicated that the rate of 12th graders re-porting that they had been intoxicated declined to 28 per-cent, a one-fifth reduction from its peak level in 1997. Theuse of alcohol for tenth graders in all prevalence periods,lifetime use, 30-day use and binge drinking declined. In2007, the rate was 56.3% and the rate declined to 52.8% in2008.

Youth smoking rates have declined to the lowest rateever recorded. These declines are largely attributed to thelowest rate ever recorded by monitoring the Future re-

searchers. Researchers arequick to point out that eventhough smoking has de-clined year after year, one inten high school seniors re-main daily smokers. Like-wise, alcohol remains thedrug of choice in spite ofyearly declines in use.

The Essex County 2007Youth Risk behavior Surveyresults revealed that lifetimealcohol use for all highschool students was similarto that of comparable stu-dents in New York State andthe nation. The Essex County 30-day alcohol use rate was59.9 percent, the New York State rate was 47.3 and the na-tional rate was 43.3 percent. Those rates were the same forbinge drinking, defined as five or more drinks in a rowwithin a couple of hours.

While underage drinking is not endemic to Essex Coun-ty, Essex County’s alcohol use rates are consistently higherthan there state and national peers. While youth are expe-riencing the risks associated with underage drinking, theyalone will not resolve this dangerous problem. Adults willlargely determine the course of underage drinking in EssexCounty. Both by example and in dedicating time and re-sources to address the issue. Remember, all kids count.

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Kids Count By Scot Hurlburt

In 1984, Sammy Hagar, the greatest tequila-swillingrock-and-roll philosopher God has ever given tomankind, released “I Can’t Drive 55.” While the tune

was bland and poorly written (much like this column), itslyrics called attention to Speed Limit Intolerance, a disor-der that Hagar and hundreds of millions of other Ameri-cans (most of whom live in Miami) deal with every day.Sufferers of Speed Limit Intolerance simply cannot stom-ach speed limits; if they so much as attempt to drive at orbelow one, they simultaneously vomit and soil themselves.

Hagar wrote the song to protest the nationwide 55-mile-per-hour speed limit that existed at the time. The federalgovernment, a nefarious cabal of bureaucrats devoted tofleecing the American public, had enacted this limit in theearly 70s as one more way to fleece the American public. Ithad hit drivers with Speed Limit Intolerance especiallyhard.

Fortunately, the national speed limit has since been re-pealed. Unfortunately, most states (or maybe even allstates – I can’t say for sure because I refuse to do research)still have limits of their own, and the Speed Limit Intoler-ant continue to get ticketed disproportionately. I know, be-cause, like Sammy Hagar, I’m one of the afflicted. Indeed, Ishare much in common with Sammy Hagar. For instance, Ialso single-handedly destroyed Van Halen.

But that’s neither here nor there. The point is that I can’tstick to speed limits – and my Speed Limit Intolerancegrows particularly severe on interstates. (I’m not sure whythis is, exactly, but – as with most of life’s problems – I feelsafe blaming it on Dwight Eisenhower.) Nonetheless, whileI’ve been cited for a handful of parking violations andcountless hit-and-run incidents over the course of my longand storied driving career, I’ve managed to get pulled overfor speeding only once.

It happened three or four years ago, on a warm Marchafternoon, as I was cruising up the Northway. I was rocket-ing past a line of cautious squares puttering their patheticway into the North Country, dominating the left-hand laneas if it were Gaul circa the first-century B.C. and I wereJulius Caesar, when a state-police cruiser whipped out ofits hiding spot, lights flashing.

My first thought was that an axe-wielding lunatic washiding under a blanket on my backseat. Perhaps the policeofficer had detected the madman’s presence and was try-ing to warn me. This theory fell apart when I remembered

kicking the axe-wielding lu-natic who’d been hiding un-der a blanket on my back-seat out of the car at a reststop an hour earlier.

My second thought wasthat my illness – my SpeedLimit Intolerance – had fi-nally caught up with me. In-tellectually, I understoodthat I was in trouble – that I might very well spend thenext few years in Dannemora – but, on a more visceral lev-el, I couldn’t quite accept it. I’d been driving at excessivespeeds for years and I’d never had to answer for it. I’dbought into my own mystique: I fancied myself a regularSammy Hagar, capable of going however fast I wanted androcking my way out of any grief the law might give me.

Growing numb with terror, I pulled over and unbuckledmy seatbelt so that I could get my registration out of theglove compartment more easily. When the cop arrived atmy window, he went through the standard spiel. Did Iknow why he’d pulled me over? I admitted I’d been speed-ing. Did I have any idea how fast I’d been going? In thehopes of convincing him I had a faulty speedometer, Iclaimed I’d been driving no faster than 70.

“Try 83,” the officer said, shaking his head. He loweredhis sunglasses and eyed me. “Why aren’t you wearing aseatbelt?”

I gasped. “I took it off when I pulled over,” I said, myvoice cracking. “I swear.”

The cop shook his head again and went back to hiscruiser with my license and registration. When he finallyreturned, he ticketed me for a seatbelt violation – a muchless serious offense than a speeding violation, he said. Ididn’t know if this was true (I still don’t; remember, I re-fuse to do research), but – feeling less like Sammy Hagarwith each word I spoke – I thanked him and promised todrive 64 the rest of the way home.

And I kept my word, too. My car ’s interior was ruined –what with all the vomiting and self-soiling – but I kept myword.

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Overage can play a big role in reducing your total grocerybill. If I have many items in the same transaction, each witha coupon that exceeds the value of what I’m buying, I cangain several dollars of overage. That overage can be used tobuy anything: fruit, vegetables, dairy or whatever I’d like.With a family of five, I can always find plenty of other itemsthat my household needs.

However, it’s important to remember that no store is go-ing to give a shopper cash back for overage. I can’t walkinto my local grocery store with that $1 coupon, buy the 75-cent vegetables and then ask for a quarter in change. It justdoesn’t work that way. But because I’m also buying otheritems during the same trip, coupon overage helps savemoney on everything else I take home.

When I explain overage in my coupon classes I’m some-times asked if this is “ripping off the store.” The answer is,No! Remember, the manufacturer that issued my $1 vegeta-bles coupon will reimburse the store not only $1 for the fullvalue of my coupon but also an additional 8 to 12 cents percoupon. (Read the fine print on your coupon and you’ll findthis spelled out.) So, think of your coupons as if they werecash. If I hand the cashier a $1 bill to pay for my 75-centvegetables and $1.25 rolls, the extra 25 cents over the cost ofthe vegetables isn’t lost – it comes off the price of the rolls.

Most stores automatically allow overage. A few reservethe right to “adjust down” the value of your coupon to thepoint that the item is free, but the shopper does not receivethe overage. To determine how your store handles couponoverages, ask your store for a copy of its coupon policy.

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At 1 p.m. on Saturday, boaters, in-cluding kayakers and canoeists, are in-vited to join in the Patriotic Boat Pa-rade to be held on Lake Flower. MayorThomas Michael has agreed to judgethe event and the winner and runner upwill each receive a trophy for their ef-forts in bringing the best patriotic boat.

“Boats will assemble at 12:30 p.m. be-hind a lead boat and proceed along aproscribed route to the RiversidePark’s public boat decks where judgingwill take place,” said parade organizerBarbara Wells. Two slips at the munic-ipal boat docks will be reserved so thatthe parade winners can receive theirtrophy.

Boat registration, entry numbers anda parade route map can be picked up atthe Chamber offices, located at 39 MainStreet. Registration fee for the boat pa-rade is $5.

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quality, traffic on the lake, and the view shed andthe effect of the

construction on the upper Overlook section of theplan on the view shed,” Wilson said.

Wilson, whose voluntarily conducted water testson Lake Placid, said there are concerns about thewater ’s clarity and quality.

“Several homeowners draw their drinking waterfrom that portion of the lake,” he said. “It’s of theutmost importance for the board to assure thatrunoff is controlled.”

Chris Kelly attended the meeting with his wifeEtta. He owns property in the Edgewood area andwas concerned about the size and scope of the proj-ect. The Kellys said they moved into the area for pri-vacy, and the project as proposed resembles a sub-urban neighborhood complete with a cul-de-sac.

The board opted to conclude the public hearingand allow the developers to respond to concerns inthe coming days. In the meantime, Board ChairmanBill Hurley asked for an independent civil engineerto conduct a stormwater management review.

In other business, the board approved a condi-tional use permit for Judy Nisson, owner of Wood’sGood Foood. In year ’s past, the village board grant-ed Nisson a temporary vendors permit for her hotdog stand in the parking lot of Cunningham’s SkiBarn

But this year Nisson was sent to the review boardbecause of a change in policy that considered theseasonal hot dog stand a conditional use that re-quired a joint review board permit.

On June 4, Nisson’s permit application wasturned down because zoning codes required her tosecure variances for parking. But review boardmember Chip Bissell said last night the boardshould vote to approve the permit.

“We shouldn’t be playing hot potato with herlivelihood,” he said. “Maybe it’s not in our codewhat we should do in this instance, but commonsense dictates we should approve this.”

Nisson was grateful after the board approved thepermit four to nothing with board member OlgaKrone abstaining.

“Jeff and I are very excited to be able to be open,”she said. “We’re very happy that the board has ap-proved our conditional use and very happy theysaw the fairness and common sense in the matter.”

The review board meets next on July 1.

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‘06 Chevy K-1500 Ext. Cab 4WD LS

43620

‘03 Chevy S-10 Blazer

4WD, 4 Dr., LT, Auto., V6, PW, PL, Cruise, A/C

‘05 Saturn Ion Level II

4 Door, Power Sunroof

KEY KEY KEY CHEVROLET

‘02 Chevy Venture Van

Rare Five Door, Green, 49,000 miles

‘06 Chevy Aveo LS

4 Door, Air, Silver

‘08 Chevy Silverado 3500 Crew Cab Diesel, Allison Transmission,

On-Star, PW, PL, TRL Equipment

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From

$ 34,990 $ 34,990

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SAVE A LOT! SAVE A LOT!

New

$ 6,990 $ 6,990

$ 0 Down $ 160 Mo.

+ Tax For 66 Months

Fully Equipped, Charcoal Grey, All Wheel Drive

‘06 Chevy Trailblazer

$ 8,990 $ 8,990

NEW LOWER PRICE!!

Stop by and check us out!

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. TAX, TITLE, REG. EXTRA.

Call Mel Call Mel For The June For The June

GM Goodwrench GM Goodwrench Service Specials! Service Specials!

$ 14,990 $ 14,990

$ 7,990 $ 7,990 $ 16,990 $ 16,990 $ 13,900 $ 13,900

$ 0 Down $ 170 Mo.

+ Tax For 63 Months

$ 0 Down $ 266 Mo.

+ Tax For 66 Months

SERVICE SPECIAL! Air Conditioning Air Conditioning Check & Charge Check & Charge

$ 39 95 Starting at

$ 7,490 $ 7,490

$ 7,990 $ 7,990 $ 8,990 $ 8,990


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