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    LETTERS

    Sep 01, 2018 3 minutes

    Join the Conversation: In between issues, the Adirondack Explorer is talking online at AdirondackExplorer.org Share your opinions and ideas there.

    Or send a letter to Adirondack Explorer Letters; c/o Tracy Ormsbee, publisher; 36 Church St.; Saranac Lake, NY 12983

    Permits the answer to crowded peaks

    I read the many suggestions in the July/August issue regarding the overcrowding at trailhead parking lots and on the trails. The “fresh idea” to close Route 73 won’t happen. Obviously, this person isn’t aware that daily traffic includes commuters going to work, students,

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