The Huletts Current

I already put this on the calendar, but here’s a friendly reminder that the Ghost Hunters episode filmed at Fort Ticonderoga will air Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. on the Sci-Fi channel.
http://www.fort-ticonderoga.org/news/ghost-hunters.htm
Fort Ticonderoga will also be offering Ghost Tours during the months of July and August on most Friday and Saturday nights. This [...]

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I was able to confirm today that Dr. Dean L. Cook of Ticonderoga was nominated by Governor Paterson to fill a vacancy on the Lake George Park Commission caused by the expiration of the term of Thomas J. Morhouse, for a term which will expire on March 31, 2017.
Dr. Cook’s resume was provided to the [...]

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I always try to look for historic memorabilia where the faces of people can be seen.
In a bin at a local antique store this past summer, I found a copy of the History of the Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg dated 1884. It has a chapter dedicated to every Catholic Church in the Ogdensburg diocese and [...]

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Cool Pictures from the Air
I found this site recently, www.PhotosFromOnHigh.com, and there was a page dedicated to local sites which everyone should recognize.
New Lake George Mystery Book
If you want to curl up on a cold winter night with a good Lake George mystery you might want to check out Perky’s Projects review of Cold Winter [...]

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It was announced on Fort Ticonderoga’s Facebook page that the episode of Ghost Hunters that was filmed at Fort Ticonderoga will air on March 10th.
“YEEHA! Ghost Hunters is MARCH 10TH!!! Check local listings - as they say. One of the producers said it was one of his favorite episodes ever”
Mark your calendar’s now. (We [...]

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Get a Mask, Pickup Trash
The Post Star notes some great work by scuba divers who pickup garbage from the lake bottom.
Whitehall: Boats & Recycling
The Whitehall Times had two interesting stories this week which I’m linking to. The Town of Whitehall is concerned with boats on the Longtin property and the Whitehall transfer station won a [...]

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In Case You Missed Times Square
Here’s a great panoramic view of Times Square on New Years complete with sound from panoramas.com. Can you see the ball drop? (Hint: Grab the mouse and look up.)
No Bridge, No Rest
The Post Star did an interesting follow-up on what people are doing without the Crown Point bridge.

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This picture of the recently demolished Lake Champlain Bridge comes from my brother Al’s extensive collection of Adirondack memorabilia. The Champlain monument appears at the bottom of the picture. The road to Ticonderoga would be off of the bottom of the picture.
Now that the Lake Champlain Bridge from Crown Point to Addison Vermont is gone, [...]

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Polar Plungers Get Real Cold
The Post Star reports on this years Polar Plunge in Lake George.
MSNBC Reports on Bridge Demolition (with sound)

Early Footage of an Adirondack Log Drive
The Adirondack Almanack has some great historical video of an Adirondack log drive here.
Hollywood Wants Your Kids to Smoke
This University of California, San Francisco website is devoted to [...]

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The Lake Champlain Bridge between Crown Point, NY and Addison, Vermont was demolished this morning. Here is the video.

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Boathouse Hearings to be Held
The Adirondack Park Agency is going to hold a series of hearings before revising their boathouse regulations, the Adirondack Almanack reports.
Salt Alternatives to Protect the Environment
This is an interesting piece I ran across regarding alternatives to rock salt from the Mother Nature Network.
This is What Happens When You Overspend
David Paterson announced [...]

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DEC Demands Lake George Village Make Sewage Upgrades
The Adirondack Almanack has a good story about some improvements that will hopefully be made in Lake George Village.
Small Town Vulnerable: USPS loses $3.8 billion for Year as Volume Falls
The Washington Post reports on the problems at the U.S. Postal Service because of falling mail volume. Remember, please [...]

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The grave of Duncan Campbell is located in Fort Edward, NY.
One of the most famous ghost stories ever began in Scotland and ended, hundreds of miles away, in North America in 1758. Read the legend here.
Read more about Duncan Campbell here.

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NBC News had a great segment on the extreme measures people have been forced to take to cross Lake Champlain now that the Lake Champlain Bridge in Crown Point has been closed.

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