Lake George News and Updates

Early morning, just as the sun was coming up, and because it was so clear all night with dropped temperatures, the frozen grass looked as if it would shatter if anything touched it. The air was so still, nothing moving, like a snapshot instead of real time. We were on a mission above exit 25…
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Okay so you might n0t be able to use the snowshoes at least here in Bolton but with a really balmy winter, it has been very pleasant to be out in the milder elements. If you’re into quiet, peaceful walks, one of my favorites especially this time of year, with or without snow is off…
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We all know Cupid has long played a role in the celebrations of love, known as a mischievous, winged child, whose arrows who would pierce the hearts of his victim causing them to fall deeply in love. In ancient Greece he was known as Eros the young son of Aphrodite, the goddess of  love and beauty. To…
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Nothing like the “no ice” issue can squash the anticipated fun of the Winter Carnival in Lake George Village!  There will be plenty of fun and excitement on land too. From the Post Star yesterday, “That means the four-weekend event, which has for years been held on the ice near Shepard Park Beach, will have…
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There is always excitement this time of the year when looking out over the lake and seeing the ice forming. “Is the ice thick enough?”  My standard safety gauge is that if the fishing shacks are set up and other people are venturing out, then surely it must be okay. Last on and first off…
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The second public meeting on the future of Bolton’s waterfront  will be held on Wednesday, January 18 at 7PM at the Bolton Town Hall. Here’s your opportunity to join in on the forward planning session of our community’s economic development strategies and you are invited participate and contribute your ideas! From: Tracey M. Clothier Senior Planner the LA…
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This time of the year looks kind of drab and gloomy…everything outside has all but curled up and withered, and died.  Even from the curb, our little building looks quiet and like everyone is hibernating…but looks can be deceiving…the inside is bustling with activity…well maybe that’s a slight exaggeration…but there is excitement about what the…
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