Verizon has placed new cell-phone antennas on the roof of the former W. Alton Jones Science Center in Lake Placid. The building is the highest point in the village, so the move is expected to improve cell-phone service in the area. The sprawling building has been empty for several years. It is owned by a group of local people who hope to develop the property in the future.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

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Colleen Kaulfuss from Cadyville carefully leans over the side of her boat as she photographs a white water lily. Kaulfuss spent the day on a canoe trip, paddling on nine ponds in the St. Regis Canoe area. She was treated to several sightings of loon families and a variety of wildflowers.(P-R Photo/Joanne Kennedy)

Two-year-old Kennady Duval of Peru plucks a strawberry from its stem as she picks berries at Rulfs Orchard in Peru. Duval was helping her family select only the brightest red fruit as they wandered through the U-Pick berry patch.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Nicole Viscardo (13) of the Adirondack Chill fires to first in time to force Alex Betrus of the Northern Devils trying to reach safely on a bunt in girls' softball action Thursday in Morrisonville. Chill first baseman Jordy McDougall ducks beneath the throw while third baseman Sydney Battistoni (17) eyes the runner on base. (Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Skyler Smart, 3, of Peru enjoys a toy fishing game during the Clinton County Fair, which was held last week in Morrisonville. Fair officials say good weather helped attendance rise this year.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Verizon has placed new cell-phone antennas on the roof of the former W. Alton Jones Science Center in Lake Placid. The building is the highest point in the village, so the move is expected to improve cell-phone service in the area. The sprawling building has been empty for several years. It is owned by a group of local people who hope to develop the property in the future.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Susan Carr Lawson (right) serves strawberry shortcake to Mary Simmers at a recent reunion of the Camp Red Wing/Red Cloud campers at Point au Roche State Park. The 11th reunion, which occurs every two years, attracts former campers from across the United States. This year, 60 people attended. The camp was a summer favorite for youths from the 1930s until the mid-1960s.(P-R Photo/Bruce Rowland)

Bob Brown (right in hat), legislative chairman of the Franklin County Fish and Game Club, addresses members at a gathering Tuesday evening at the Raquette River Boat Launch Site on Route 3. The members want the state to pave the entrance to the new launch site with blacktop and remove the gravel that is now there. They claim trucks with boat trailers will dig holes into the gravel.(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)

Tim Dufel, owner of the New York State Marine Highway Transportation Co. tugboat Benjamin Elliot, looks at a double rainbow over Wilcox Dock in Plattsburgh. The company is working on breakwater repairs in Plattsburgh Bay.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Jessie Notch-LeBlanc of Peru holds a kitten for her daughter, Cecilia, to pet at the Elmore SPCA Adoption Day held at Checkerhill Farms in Plattsburgh. The shelter requires that all prospective adoptive owners go through an application process to make sure they are matched correctly with the pet they choose and can afford the expenses connected with proper care. (Staff Photo/Susan Tobias)

Verizon has placed new cell-phone antennas on the roof of the former W. Alton Jones Science Center in Lake Placid. The building is the highest point in the village, so the move is expected to improve cell-phone service in the area. The sprawling building has been empty for several years. It is owned by a group of local people who hope to develop the property in the future.

(P-R Photo/Jack LaDuke)