From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County June 15-30
75 Years Ago
MORIAH
Moriah Voting On School Merger
Qualified voters of this community will ballot from 1 p. m. to 8 p. m. today on the proposed centralization of the Port Henry and Moriah High Schools with the immedia... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County June 1-14
75 Years Ago
CROWN POINT
Most Area Highways Are Now Passable
With the recession of flash flood waters, most area highways are now passable although some points on main arteries are still inundated or washed out. The o... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County May 15-31
75 Years Ago
ESSEX COUNTY
Road Program Is Approved By County Solons
Plans were made at the regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors here Monday for maintenance work on the county road system this year in ten Essex... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County May 1-14
75 Years Ago
LAKE PLACID
Due to drastic reduction in appropriation for clerical and carrier allowances mail service in this village has been curtailed with only one delivery per day until further notice. The one deliver... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County April 15-30
75 Years Ago
PORT HENRY
The board recognizes the need of a more extensive program to repair streets, especially the Broad Street Hill, than was possible during the past several years. Work of this nature was limited to supe... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County April 1-14
75 Years Ago
JAY
MONACO BROTHERS ENTER TOY MAKING BUSINESS
Arto and James Monaco are converting the old Twin Elm Hotel, Upper Jay, into a toy factory and expect to start production of wooden toys and novelties in... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County March 15-31
75 Years Ago
TICONDEROGA
,000 Fire At Mill Here Saturday Night
Damage estimated at ,000 was caused in a fire Saturday night at the International Paper Company here when a leak in a steam pipe heated lime in a... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County March 1-14
75 Years Ago
LAKE PLACID
WORST STORM OF YEAR LEAVES AREA BURIED IN SNOW
"Operation Snow Fall," which has had the entire state buried in white, granted area snow-cleaning men and equipment a respite Thursday after... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County February 15-28
75 YEARS AGO
MINEVILLE
Mines At Fisher Hill Are Opened By Republic Steel; Will Employ 150-200 Men
Republic Steel Corportation has announced the re-opening of the Fisher Hill Mines here, closed since the strike in... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County February 1-14
75 Years Ago
TICONDEROGA
Fortifications At Mount Hope To Be Restored
The Revolutionary War fortifications at Mount Hope, in Ticonderoga, are soon to be restored, according to an announcement by Carroll V. Lonergan, wh... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County January 15-31
75 Years Ago
Doesn't Give Hoot For 3 Counties
A great horned owl with a wingspan of more than four feet plunged portions of Essex, Franklin, and Clinton counties into a blackout Tuesday night at 6:45 o'clock when it dive-bombed... Continue reading
From the Archives: A Look Back on Essex County January 1-14
75 Years Ago
Ticonderoga
The icy and snow-covered conditions of Ticonderoga streets have prompted some residents to complain about the school students who ignore the sidewalks and walk to and from school on the roads sometimes... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County August 8-14
50 Years Ago
TICONDEROGA
A few weeks ago a delegation of Ticonderoga merchants met with the village board and made a simple request that the streets in the business district... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County May 1 - 7
25 Years Ago
ELIZABETHTOWN
DEC Issues a general permit for repairs
The state Department of Environmental Conserv... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County April 22 - 30
25 Years Ago
Keene, Keene Valley, St. Huberts
The Noonmark is being transformed. An extension to the kitchen was started during the winter, in... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County April 15 - 21
25 Years Ago
Wilmington residents offer solution for in-line skaters
Besides the frost heaves on Springfield Road swallowing up an inline skater, residents have voiced... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County April 8 - 14
25 Years Ago
LEWIS
Lewis town hall blows its top
Blown off roofs seems to be the trend in the area lately. The Lewis town hall joined Wil... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County April 1 - 7
25 Years Ago
Groundbreaking held for E. County Courthouse
Construction of a new courthouse is an investment in a long-term solution to Essex C... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County March 22 - 31
25 Years Ago
TICONDEROGA
Ti, county officials combine efforts on warehouse
Ticonderoga and Essex County officials are pursing plans to bu... Continue reading
From the Archives: A look back on Essex County March 8 - 14
25 Years Ago
WILLSBORO
A new build is not Willsboro’s only option
The Willsboro school board wants everyone to know a new building is not t... Continue reading
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