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A STAKE in the LAKES
Every day, Bill Stinson makes the one-mile trek from his home on Route 41A in Niles to Skaneateles Lake. But it's about more than just walking his three dogs.
It's his way of paying tribute to the lake that meant so much to him growing up.
"It's a love and admiration of it," he said. "When I say 'Skaneateles,' I think of the lake."
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