By Amy Scattergood Golf, as with the sports of alpine skiing and, say, curling, has historically been played by predominantly white players. But long before Tiger Woods changed the face of his sport, there was Dewey Brown, widely credited as the … [Read more...] about Golfer and Indian Lake resident Dewey Brown broke through barriers
Safe spaces
Camps home in on diversity as part of overall mission By Amy Scattergood It’s been a long year since the pandemic began — a year filled with reckoning that grew to include issues of race and discrimination as well as illness and … [Read more...] about Safe spaces
Keeping the campfires burning
This summer, camps across the Adirondacks will reopen, filling cabins, launching canoes and relighting those campfires, albeit carefully. By Amy Scattergood “When we first came to this location, we were in tents,” said Dave Langston, … [Read more...] about Keeping the campfires burning
New grocer provides taste of Old World flavors
Mini Euromart brings hard-to-find continental cuisine to the Adirondacks By Amy Scattergood The door to Mini Euromart, a tiny import grocery in Lake Placid, functions like a portal as much as an entryway. The entrance is as nondescript as the … [Read more...] about New grocer provides taste of Old World flavors
Fusion owner infuses a taste of home into deli offerings
Saranac Lake convenience store is a gateway into Indian food By Amy Scattergood SARANAC LAKE — Walk into Fusion Market on River Street and you’d think you were in any busy convenience store. There are the coolers loaded with beer and racks … [Read more...] about Fusion owner infuses a taste of home into deli offerings