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From "SLPD blotter, 1944," [[Howard Riley|Howard Riley]]'s column of June 26, 2010, in the ''[[ | From "SLPD blotter, 1944," [[Howard Riley|Howard Riley]]'s column of June 26, 2010, in the ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'': | ||
'''Fire in the tower''' | '''Fire in the tower''' | ||
Revision as of 04:10, 30 December 2025
Address: 135 Lake Street
Old Address: 280 Lake Street
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From "SLPD blotter, 1944," Howard Riley's column of June 26, 2010, in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise:
Fire in the tower
Call from Mrs. Louis Lease, 135 Lake Street, complaining about kids raising hell up in the Airplane Observation Tower — had a fire going there. Investigated and found Teddy Ratelle was the one who started the fire — had a box of matches. Hank Favro, age 6, was holding a burning piece of cardboard and Albert Thompson, age 5, backed into it and burned his backside. Parents were talked to by Officer Higgins and warned to keep kids away from the Observation Tower and not be letting them fool around with matches.
Other historic properties