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Lake quality issues energizing neighbors

t is obvious that the state and its APA have not been able to address modern day concerns of the environment here in the park (“Former DEC commissioner appeals judge’s marina decision”, August 28). To have failed to conduct a carrying capacity survey of Lower Saranac Lake before issuing a permit for

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