Cranberry Lake News

Mt. Kisco, NY - Discover wonderful new species of fictional animals born in the imagination of children's author John Paul Jimenez as he reads from his books Gutterfish and Subway Deer, Saturday, January 17, 1 ...

I want to thank you for reporting on the injustice served to Scott Travers by U.S. Customs.

Two people crossing Route 9 near Town & Country Motel were hurt when hit by a car Saturday night, officials said.

A doctor's office next to Clifton-Fine Hospital was heavily damaged in a fire Saturday, St.

Mt. Kisco, NY - Get ready, kids Ant Man will arrive to give everyone special insight into the world of these hard working insects on Saturday, October 4 at Cranberry Lake Preserve in North White Plains.

Four weeks ago my friend of 51 years nearly died. He survived only because his granddaughter was able to summon help immediately.

Tree on wires on Watertown's West Main Street Strong and sustained winds that began Sunday evening led to extensive power outages by Monday morning.

Dilys J. Mudgett, age 87, of Cranberry Lake, died Monday evening, August 18, 2008, at The Country Manor Nursing Home in Carthage.

The butter sculpture is one of the New York State Fair's most popular attractions.

All of the floating camps that were on Cranberry Lake have been removed, one by order of the state Department of Environmental Conservation and three others voluntarily by their owners.

After ordering one man to remove his floating camp from an Adirondack lake last summer, state conservation officials ordered three others removed, have dismantled three more and removed remaining debris.

Several factors are contributing to the wealth of waterfront property for sale around Cranberry Lake as a wave of generational change coincides with higher assessments.

The Saw Mill River Audubon has awarded four environmental study scholarships this year for adults and students to attend environmental camps and workshops.

Governor David Paterson announced Friday that six North Country waterfront revitalization projects will be receiving state grants.