Pepsi-Cola Ogdensburg Bottlers recently awarded $1,500 to the Canton-Potsdam Hospital Foundation. Their grant will be used for supplies for the Hospital’s Volunteer Services Department. Shown here from left: Pepsi Cola Ogdensburg Bottlers Supervisor Mike Wright presents their grant to Hospital Volunteer and Events Coordinator Lyndsay Macagg.

The Grey Ghost make its third appearance Saturday at the third annual Cranberry Lake Cardboard Boat Race. Captain Ernie Giraud, of Wanakena and Cranberry Lake, and first mate Ron Capone of Wanakena, seem to be enjoying participating in the event, which drew 13 entries. This year’s race included music by the band “Giant and the Green Foam.” Adirondack Lake and Trails Outfitters of Saranac Lake displayed canoes, kayaks and boats all afternoon for viewing, test-driving and purchase. The Cranberry Lake Lodge provided a concession stand for refreshments. Photo submitted by Suzanne Liberty.

Not everyone completed the third annual Cranberry Lake Cardboard Boat Race on Saturday. Here, the boat used by Brianna Strader and Dana McCormick of Cranberry Lake falls apart. A total of 13 entries participated in the race, which also included music by “Giant and the Green Foam,” concessions, and kayak, canoe and boat displays. Photo submitted by Suzanne Liberty.

Codie and Jodie Soltau hold the first place trophy for the youth division Saturday following the third annual Cranberry Lake Cardboard Boat Race. They paddled the U.S.S. Cranberry to the win with a time of one minute, 48 seconds. A total of 13 entries participated in the event. Photo submitted by Suzanne Liberty.