The town of Plattsburgh is looking at ways to revitalize its 26 miles of waterfront along Lake Champlain and the Saranac River in hopes of boosting the local economy.
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The town of Plattsburgh has around 13 miles of waterfront along the Saranac River. The beach in Cadyville is just one example of an access point where people can get in the water, but the town is hoping they can have more places where people can enjoy the river.
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