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[[File:Mar-Mac ad.jpg|right|thumb||Lake Placid News, March 4, 1965 ]] | [[File:Mar-Mac ad.jpg|right|thumb||Lake Placid News, March 4, 1965 ]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:19, 12 January 2026
Address: 11 Bloomingdale Avenue
Old Address: 8 Bloomingdale Avenue
Other names: Saranac Lake Bowling Academy, Bowling Grill (1945), Romano's Saranac Lanes (2006)
Year built:
Other information: Mar-Mac was a bowling alley, restaurant and bar that operated from 1955 to 1976. They also sponsored a softball team.
Who has bowled a 300 at these Lanes? Edit this page and add their names. An Adirondack Daily Enterprise story in 2007 make reference to the fact that there has been four 300 games at the local bowling alley.
1. Bob Oddy
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4. Joe Kilburn