Plattsburgh, NY News

• Plattsburgh, NY News
• Moriah youth to compete in National Spelling Bee
• Clinton County legislators cut bus runs
• Clinton County legislators cut bus runs
• Rochester teen drowns in Upper Saranac Lake
• Clinton County pays off landfill debt
• Plattsburgh war widow learns husband's fate
• Franklin County home-sale fees down
• CVPH Eat Dessert First venue to change
• Lookback: May 28, 2012
• Shine On! a learning experience for girls, parents, students
• Students: May 28, 2012
• Rochester teen drowns in Upper Saranac Lake
• 700 people turn out for the inaugural Walk of Hope
• Supervisors debate state assessment practices
• Basin Program extends registration for teacher workshops
• Memorial Day events set for Monday
• Catholic congregations adjusting to new missal wording
• First turns on an Adirondack Carousel
• New lactation clinic offers support for new moms
• Of Interest: May 27, 2012
• Book Briefs: May 27, 2012
• Supervisors debate state assessment practices
• One critical after St. Regis Falls fire
• City School Board makes tough cuts
• Slot-money plans cause concern
• Council tables removal of a public comment section
• Saranac Lake sidewalk construction on schedule
• Don't forget safety over Memorial Day weekend
• City councilor to challenge incumbent assemblywoman
• Truck driver's death ruled natural causes
• Of Interest: May 26, 2012
• City School Board makes tough cuts
• Proposed special-needs protection touted
• Dad shares special-needs abuse experiences
• Essex County Ethics board reprimands Keene super
• Nursing Home may add clerk
• Town of P'burgh finishing flood repair projects
• Congressional challenger calls incumbent a hypocrite
• Chazy eyes natural gas
• Peru considering changes to proposed zoning law
• St. Mary's Bazaar kicks off tonight
• Crown Point church celebrates milestone
• Essex County Ethics board reprimands Keene super
• Town of P'burgh finishing flood repair projects
• Flames drive tenants down fire escape
• Cigarette likely sparked Stonehelm fire
• City Council may eliminate one public-comment period
• City School Board to weigh cuts
• Appeal seeks superintendent's resignation
• Glass half-full to Morrisonville fire victims
• College offered class in proms
• Man, 73, had 62 pounds of pot
• College offered class in proms
• Glass half-full to Morrisonville fire victims
• City School Board to weigh cuts
• Peebles Department Store coming to Ti
• Teen faces arson charge
• Florida man sentenced for rape
• Elizabethtown considers wastewater options
• Chamber division to exhibit at Montreal trade show
• School making effort to attract foreign students
• PSU team places third in investment competition
• Valcour once alive with summer camps
• Of Interest: May 23, 2012
• Life a home run for Plattsburgh man
• PenAir to base operations in Plattsburgh
• Jay tax collector dies from crash injuries
• Essex Old County Courthouse pillars could fall
• Essex Co. lawmakers question inmate cost
• Hot weather draws crowds to still-closed City Beach
• River Trail officially open
• Scouting linked to education during Good Scout Breakfast
• Road Construction Roundup: May 22, 2012
• Of Interest: May 22, 2012
• Medical Reserve Corps volunteers sought
• River Trail officially open
• PenAir to base operations in Plattsburgh
• Hot weather draws crowds to still-closed City Beach
• Jay official dies following car crash
• Essex Co. lawmakers question inmate cost
• Superheater project to start at Ti paper mill
• Cell phone use leads to cow deaths
• Sun greets worshippers on Champlain Bridge
• Crown Point budgets for campground repairs
• Burial ground's charm takes upkeep
• Aerial predators plague Fish Hatchery
• Public transit route changes proposed
• Lookback: May 21-27
• Students: May 21, 2012
• Of Interest: May 21, 2012
• Cell use leads to cow deaths
• Sun greets worshippers on Champlain Bridge
• Crown Point budgets for campground repairs
• Local Red Cross begins new era
• Superheater project to start at Ti paper mill
• New Champlain Bridge honored
• Site of building collapse for sale
• CCRS nominated for national honor
• Keene Central superintendent to retire
• Grants available to benefit Essex
• A community makes merry go around
• Tips on dressing for success
• Prosthetic medical firm opens Plattsburgh office
• Of Interest: May 20, 2012
• Business Briefs: May 20, 2012
• Fire damages Morrisonville duplex
• City approves traffic light at busy intersection
• Motivated mom achieves triple crown
• Jail staffing in flux
• Five state correction officers injured in alleged inmate assault
• No cause pegged yet for Flaglar Drive fire
• Students experience capital workings
• Loon race set for Newcomb
• Of Interest: May 19, 2012
• Book explores how early childhood trauma impacts adult health
• No cause pegged yet for Flaglar Drive fire
• City approves traffic light at busy intersection
• Fire damages Morrisonville duplex
• Plattsburgh City School Board to develop new budget
• Plattsburgh mail processing facility back on closure list
• Car hits 90-plus mph in City of Plattsburgh
• Fire damages city home
• Town justice resigns amid allegations
• Franklin County OKs $6,100 raise
• Assessment-grievance day coming up
• Two fire chiefs retire
• Plattsburgh State graduation set
• Museum exhibit recalls first Champlain Bridge
• Tax-cap consequences
• DOT to act on salt contamination
• Man sentenced for baby assault
• At least one injured in motorcycle crash
• Police chase 15-year-old through downtown Plattsburgh
• City Council to vote on returning traffic light
• Flooding study may occur in Malone
• Seeking competitive edge
• Bridge bash Saturday
• Warm spring generates early seed sowing
• Plattsburgh City Schools budget goes down; all others pass
• GOP chair drops suit against Owens
• Fire claims 100-year-old home
• Stabbing victim improving
• Tax preparer commits fraud
• Suspect flees sheriff's patrol car
• NCCS superintendent to leave district
• Coin collectors for a cause
• Trails group gets state grant
• Road Construction Roundup: May 16, 2012
• Defiant McCann gets 35 years
• Stewart's robbery suspect arrested in Texas
• Tahawus railroad line can reopen
• Second rabies case confirmed in Essex County
• Polls set for school budget votes today
• Tupper candidates share goals
• Two vie for ELCS Board seat
• NY, Vt. displays celebrate old bridge's history
• Of Interest: May 15, 2012
• Stewart's robbery suspect arrested in Texas
• Second rabies confirmed in Essex County
• Tupper candidates share goals
• Two vie for ELCS Board seat
• Robert McCann gets 35 years
• Chazy Lake residents suffer salt-contaminated water
• Former court building for sale
• Burn victim in stable condition after Altona fire
• Quicker border crossings for Amtrak
• Input sought on Keeseville dissolution draft plan
• Four vie for Ti School Board
• Poll: NY Republican Senate primary still unsettled
• Sea change for Pendragon founders
• Champlain Valley Regional Science Fair winners named
• Lookback: May 14-20
• Sea change for Pendragon founders
• Quicker border crossings for Amtrak
• Former court building for sale
• Chazy Lake residents suffer salt-contaminated water
• Motherly advice from the gurus
• Trustees approve Main Street sidewalk project in Saranac Lake
• Three seek two Plattsburgh School Board spots
• Public hearing set on Peru zoning-law changes
• 3 seats open in St. Regis Falls
• Town of Peru ready to start work on $3M water project
• New products have distillery in high spirits
• Of Interest: May 13, 2012
• Business briefs: May 13, 2012
• Farm briefs: March 13, 2012
• Newcomb Central budget exceeds tax cap
• Dunkin' Donuts planned for Bark's site
• Owens under fire for Taiwan trip
• Saranac Central sophomore stops runaway bus
• Clinton County sales tax ahead of projections so far
• Faster responses with paid EMT
• Eight seek seats on Beekmantown Central Board
• Sprinkler system OK'd for Horace Nye
• Of Interest: May 12, 2012
• Saranac Central sophomore stops runaway bus
• Owens under fire for Taiwan trip
• Eight seek seats in Beekmantown
• Bombardier lands huge contract
• Michael Murphy to live in North Carolina
• Hopes pinned on Flanagan's success
• Tupper Lake man facing rape charge released on bail
• Paul Smiths man faces sexual-assault charges
• Improvements planned at Cumberland 12
• Candidates talk plans for Schroon Lake School Board
• LPCS candidates promise trust, communication
• Mooers man battles organ rejection
• Of Interest: May 11, 2012
• Bombardier lands huge contract
• Paul Smiths man faces sexual-assault charges
• Postal Service backs down on closures
• Hotel Flanagan project revived
• Man charged with posing as police
• Inmate pleads guilty to murder
• Moriah justice keeps flames at bay
• Residents surveyed about shared superintendent
• Candidates forum tonight
• Four vie for NACS Board seat
• Funding for new village facility OK'd
• Cooperative workshop set for Saturday
• Plattsburgh State secures Upward Bound grant
• School leaders discuss sharing services
• Tupper School budget in under cap
• Two remain hospitalized after two accidents
• Congressman says oil needs to stay home
• Initiative enforces Move Over Law
• Contract on the way for fair
• Local DA named to crime council
• Crime victim services available
• Of Interest: May 9, 2012
• Plattsburgh State secures Upward Bound grant
• Two remain hospitalized after two accidents
• Tupper School budget in under cap
• Teen charged in friend's death
• No beer sales at Essex County Fair
• Loss of tax exemption could hurt local craft brewers
• 100-mile chase started in Plattsburgh
• New leader chosen for Adirondack group opposing Tupper Lake development
• Saranac Lake wins achievement award
• Two running for Peru Central School Board
• School-budget hearings tonight
• Elders beware of phone scam
• Of Interest: May 8, 2012
• Teen charged in friend's death
• Two running for Peru Central School Board
• National Guard plans night flights
• Saranac Lake wins achievement award
• New meters monitor campus energy use
• Sayward delivers pre-farewell speech
• Man caught after 100-mile car chase that began in Plattsburgh
• 50 ticketed for distracted driving in one week
• Repairs planned on Route 73 between Lake Placid and Keene
• Essex County considering new bid for Horace Nye sprinklers
• New programs planned for Fort Ti season
• PSU students win top botany awards
• Business success takes opportunity, balance
• Lookback: May 7-13
• 50 ticketed for distracted driving in one week
• Sayward delivers pre-farewell speech
• New meters monitor campus energy use
• New programs planned for Fort Ti season
• One million donation made to Paul Smith's College
• Grant strives for recovery from mental illness
• Supervisors fear their chairs
• Working toward recovery
• Of Interest: May 6, 2012
• Postal Service pressed to delay scrap deadline
• County considering new bid for sprinklers
• Business briefs: May 6, 2012
• Farm briefs: April 29, 2012
• PSU students win top botany awards
• Area men sentenced in deadly robbery
• Spirit Airlines raising carry-on fees
• Adirondack Park's future imagined
• Schumer backs reopening Tahawus Railroad
• Schroon Lake home partially burned
• College offering new master's degree
• Town of Plattsburgh offers microenterprise grants
• Saranac Lake Chamber director steps down
• Of Interest: May 5, 2012
• Event empowers girls in light of peer pressures
• Lake Champlain wins national recognition
• Franklin County to study bed tax
• Bright spots seen in 2013 county budget
• Saranac Lake man charged with robbery attempt
• Walk MS arrives in Plattsburgh
• Philanthropist to deliver Paul Smith’s commencement address
• Saranac Lake sidewalk project starting
• Daffest Police ready with warrants for fun
• Clinton County Property Transfers: April 23 through 27, 2012
• Of Interest: May 4, 2012
• Saranac Lake man charged with robbery attempt
• Philanthropist to deliver Paul Smith's commencement address
• Suicide in the media sends mixed messages
• Malone Court addition still stalled
• Beer sales at the Essex County Fair could start this year
• Peru man charged with rape
• Woman charged after Interstate chase
• Suit seeks to keep Owens off Working Families Party line
• Six candidates eye Saranac Lake Board seats
• Plattsburgh mall offers stop-smoking classes
• Casino shuttle to start
• Of Interest: May 3, 2012
• Peru man charged with rape
• Malone Court addition still stalled
• Section of Northway closed following vehicle chase
• Six candidates eye Saranac Lake Board seats
• Curiouser & Curiouser: Plattsburgh faculty members Tory and Norm Taber have an a...
• Salmon River School budget meets cap
• Laurentian dissolved over franchise tax issue
• Expert on Canada discusses cross-border cooperation
• Scaringe trial to start in June
• Cocaine bust deals blow to drug network
• NY Senate GOP distributes $10M more to schools
• Training on tobacco law planned
• Volunteers needed for parks cleanup
• Gorilla trek a dream realized
• Seaway Trail group promotes War of 1812 walks
• Salmon River School budget meets cap
• The baseball team is hosting "Brian Mehan Be the Match Day" in the Warren Ballro...
• Scaringe trial to start in June
• Training on tobacco law planned
• Fill in the blank: My favorite class is/was: _____________.
• Essex Co. youth demand K2 ban
• State Senate passes bill making sale, possession prohibited
• PSU to provide after-school program for City Schools
• Tupper Lake man charged with rape
• Owens submits tariff reduction bills
• Two vie for Northeastern Clinton School Board
• Franklin County Fair Board to build beer garden
• Fair to feature Travis Tritt, Stones tribute
• Literacy Volunteers teach others how to succeed at reading
• Of Interest: May 1, 2012
• Here's something to chew on: This Huffington Post article by SUNY Plattsburgh's...
• Two vie for Northeastern Clinton School Board
• Glossophobia: the fear of public speaking. According to researchers, this is the...
• Cadyville Fire Department celebrates 60th year
• Clinton County Canine Club holds 'Fun Match'
• Cold-water fundraiser will help with cold-water rescues
• Hello, yellow
• Vt. flooding disperses invasive plant, fish species
• Local man awarded restitution hearing
• Lookback: April 30-May 6
• Students: April 30, 2012
• Master gardener grows bounty
• Fire ravages Moriah Center home
• Chazy Central adopts final school budget
• Ticonderoga school taxes up 3.5 percent
• Peru students teach valuable skills at Leadership Summit
• Ti man's restitution hearing for horse mistreatment postponed
• Ti woman loses appeal
• Photos of historic Catholic Summer School survive
• Distinctive wooden kayaks made locally
• New chef at 8-Ball Billiards Cafe
• Tannat provides a new "wine tasting" experience
• Fire ravages Moriah Center home
• NCCS may stagger school start times
• City seeks town permit for compost plant
• North Country Chamber to lead state efforts at Air Show
• Two Malone men face charges after burglary
• Change to proposed farm rule lauded
• Child labor groups upset farm rules being dropped
• The Adirondack Carousel will open on May 26.
• Military planes practicing in Plattsburgh
• Too many Canada geese?
• Of Interest: April 28, 2012
• Two Malone men face charges after auto-shop burglary
• Military planes practicing in Plattsburgh
• Ever wonder about Beaumont of Beaumont Hall? He was known as the father of gastr...
• NCCS may stagger school start times
• City seeks town permit for compost plant
• Fill in the blank. My favorite Plattsburgh professor is/was ________________.
• Legislators back landfill plans
• Local officials: Rx and synthetic drug abuse an epidemic
• AuSable Valley school budget under cap
• Horses, historic barn saved from fire
• Sentencing delayed for rapist
• Price Chopper makes FuelAdvantEdge changes
• Tackling bullying head-on
• The Power of One Walk set for Saturday
• Volunteers needed to help plant trees
• Of Interest: April 27, 2012
• AuSable Valley school budget under cap
• Postal possibilities
• Romney top vote-getter in North Country
• New Keene fire station OK'd
• Family loses barn to fire
• Schroon Lake budget in under tax cap
• Port Henry to rechristen campground
• PSU team in top two at Business Ethics competition
• Autism Awareness Walk set for Saturday
• Clinton County Property Transfers: April 16 to 20, 2012
• Of Interest: April 26, 2012
• Romney top vote-getter in North Country
• Senate bill passes
• Family loses barn to fire
• New Keene fire station OK'd
• Music student and pianist Yana Groves will present her senior piano recital Apri...
• Peru Central names new superintendent
• Saranac Lake looks at 2.13% tax-levy increase
• Mooers native named NCCC president
• Temp nursing home manager could cost $156,000 a year
• Some Plattsburgh Housing Authority rents to rise
• NY admits standardized math tests don't add up
• Senator pushes for business tax breaks
• Romney coasts in NY; tougher task in November
• Civil War event to have new site
• Paul Smith's College awarded $530,000 grant
• Some Plattsburgh Housing Authority rents to rise
• Mooers native named NCCC president
• Saranac Lake looks at 2.13 % tax-levy increase
• Judge denies motion by killer
• Daffest marks a second spring
• Climate change discussion fills the house
• McCann sentencing delayed
• Storm fells trees, power lines
• Crown Point school taxes up a little
• Construction begins on new Zaumetzer-Sprague Funeral Home
• College had indoor oil spill
• Lake Placid earns more acclaim
• Of Interest: April 24, 2012
• Very cool. Congrats, Julia!
• Pitkin family responds to Murphy parole
• Development Council outlines progress
• City of Plattsburgh won't renew Fire Museum lease
• Ti man admits to welfare fraud
• Massachusetts man convicted of selling cocaine
• Lake Champlain low as anyone's seen it
• Moriah School tax levy up less than 2 percent
• E'town supervisor keeps promises
• Volunteers show they care
• Lookback: April 23-29
• Massachusetts man convicted of selling cocaine
• City of Plattsburgh won't renew fire-museum lease
• Pitkin family responds to Murphy parole
• E'town supervisor keeps promises
• Development Council outlines progress
• Beekmantown Central adopts $36.9 million budget
• For the love of the Earth
• Promotion a key to recreation development
• Some assembly required
• NACS Board adopts $18.5 million budget
• State Police to ramp up texting enforcement
• Child-abuse prevention a community effort
• Housing revival
• Businesses merge to provide holistic care
• Of Interest: April 22, 2012
• One of the happenings at SUNY Plattsburgh today: a performance of sacred Tibetan...
• NACS Board adopts $18.5 million budget
• Michael Murphy granted parole
• Training, quick response saves Champlain man
• Crown Point sued by ex-Review Board members
• Cattle Barn Pub & Grill renovations under way
• Nursing-home evaluation group named
• Foul odor in city may be fermented manure
• Of Interest: April 21, 2012
• World Book Night targets adult readers
• Foul odor in city may be fermented manure
• Read about Dr. Doug Skopp’s work of love and hate, “Shadows Walking.”
• Michael Murphy granted parole
• Fill in the blank: The best bit of wisdom I learned at SUNY Plattsburgh was ____...
• Crown Point sued by ex-Review Board members
• Teen admits to mom's murder
• City's largest union gets new officers
• Taking to the road in protest
• Stec is now sole 114th Assembly candidate
• AuSable man charged with attempted assault
• Running friends raise money for Parkinson's research
• Of Interest: April 20, 2012
• Gabriel Project offers loving care
• There were literally hundreds of these guys on a maple near campus today.
• Teen admits to mom's murder
• AuSable man charged with attempted assault
• Stec is now sole 114th Assembly candidate
• Albany-area golfers, the Capital District Alumni Club is gearing up for its annu...
• Spirit Airlines adds third Myrtle Beach flight
• Parolee visitation leads to chase, arrest
• Peru Central sets budget amount
• Grant will help market Pfizer facility
• LP School Board approves separation settlement
• Beer may be sold at Essex County Fair
• Search for Colin Gillis continues
• R.P. trustee moves to Champlain Town Council
• 4-H presentations inform, entertain
• Of Interest: April 19, 2012
• It happens all the time. People come to our Special Collections to do detective...
• Here's the Press-Republican article:
• PSU ranked high by international students
• No vote on Rouses Point budget
• Group protests tax code on Tax Day
• Mallon back at local IP mill
• Mother of 2 sent to prison
• Local firefighters practice swift-water rescue
• Vision2Action sets sights on recreation
• Clinton County Property Transfers: April 9 to 13, 2012
• Of Interest: April 18, 2012
• Walking key to living to 105 and counting
• Just in: According to survey, SUNY Plattsburgh tops charts in U.S. and world amo...
• We're bringing back the clambake tradition for Reunion and need more vintage cla...
• Lake Placid principal leaves unexpectedly
• Teen admits to Malone break-in
• Man indicted on 24 sex-abuse counts
• Newcomb teen allegedly records girl nude
• State money available for dam repairs
• 'Flash mob' surprises mall shoppers
• Earth-promoting activities planned
• Comedian with local roots to perform
• Horace Nye group going on the road
• Plattsburgh Best Buy spared from closure
• State money available for dam repairs
• Man indicted on 24 sex-abuse counts
• Want to knock a few credits off your requirements or try something new? Looking...
• Fire reported in Town of Plattsburgh
• Plattsburgh Best Buy spared from closure
• Click here for a link to video footage of the Gospel Choir’s flash mob Saturday:
• Teen admits to Malone break-in
• 'Flash mob' surprises mall shoppers
• This high school student’s DNA research under SUNY Plattsburgh’s Dr. Nancy Elwes...
• Lake Placid principal leaves unexpectedly
• Check it out. Dr. Ann Tracy’s summer course covers the evolution of vampires fro...
• Burn ban in effect until May 15
• Westport looks at DPW building options
• Proposed law would help control invasive species
• Fire damages city home
• 14-year-olds to enter college
• Eco-friendly documentary filmed at Paul Smith's
• Ti's First 250 Years Committee seeks website proposals
• Lookback: April 16-21
• Of Interest: April 16, 2012
• Expert urges soil care at upcoming presentation
• Westport looks at DPW building options
• Proposed law would help control invasive species
• Ti's First 250 Years Committee seeks website proposals
• Fire damages city home
• Here's a shout out to Tyler Bellick and Eric Bran. They're receiving national re...
• Two area Wilson Farms locations to close
• Plattsburgh State students recognized for anti-hazing efforts
• A pearl of wisdom
• Supervisor hopes Crown Point beach not lost to sands of time
• International Student program opens window on the world
• Public walk scheduled for Lake Alice
• Yard sales offer more than bargains
• A fashionable guide to Mother's Day
• Hearth, stove business opens showroom
• Cheesemaking opportunities highlighted
• We’d like to share our Facebook cover shot and our new Pinterest page with you....
• Bed-tax effort reawakens
• Slight power shift
• Man of vision
• ELCS superintendent to retire
• Event aims to empower young girls
• Lewis to plan for future
• Tupper man seeks State Supreme Court seat
• Of Interest: April 14, 2012
• Circus tumbles into Rouses Point
• Man of vision
• Bed-tax effort wakes up again
• Event aims to empower young girls
• Learn why Distinguished Teaching Professor Tom Morrissey thinks so many adults a...
• Slight power shift
• Join the fun and help some great causes. Slots are still available for our Alumn...
• Service to end at three local post offices
• Direct Air bankruptcy goes to Chapter 7
• Flanagan lawsuit settled
• Take Back the Night won't march
• Area youngster participating in artificial pancreas research
• Keep safe with outdoor work
• Free online courses available at Plattsburgh Public Library
• AMC to refinance debt
• Of Interest: April 13, 2012
• Conference to celebrate Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha
• Flanagan lawsuit settled
• Service to end at three local post offices
• Students in our CMM 417 Event Planning class are teaching young girls to ShiineO...
• Congratulations to art major Alexandra FitzGerald on her Malone exhibit. She's a...
• Direct Air bankruptcy goes to Chapter 7
• State to pay local share of disaster repair
• Referendum set on Keene firehouse project
• Village won't back I-98 idea
• Three officers injured at Bare Hill
• Troy man wins appeal
• A sign of respect
• Dunkin' Donuts returns to Ti
• Spring hiking gives natural high
• Funds promised to restore organ
• Clinton County Property Transfers: April 2 to 6, 2012, 2012
• Dunkin' Donuts returns to Ti
• State to pay local share of disaster repair
• Boston Symphony Orchestra fans, our next alumni gathering is at Symphony Hall. H...
• Troy man wins appeal
• Village won't back I-98 idea
• $10,000 reward offered to spur search efforts
• New Horace Nye Nursing Home sale bids revealed
• Kids Talk: Steps to a successful career
• Man sentenced for sexually assaulting woman at CVPH
• Plattsburgh woman loses appeal
• Backup batteries for Essex County 911 running low
• No decision yet on NCCC president
• NY launches new school district incentive program
• Families urged to talk about drinking
• Of Interest: April 11, 2012
• Plattsburgh grad and "Tonight Show" comedian Owen Benjamin is returning to emcee...
• No decision yet on NCCC president
• Man sentenced for sexual assaulting woman at CVPH
• New Horace Nye Nursing Home sale bids revealed
• $10,000 reward offered to spur search efforts
• Families urged to talk about drinking
• Plattsburgh alumni, do something nice for the community and join in the fun at...
• Gasoline prices climb; motorists shop around
• Lake Placid Central School eyes 1.8 percent levy increase
• No comments on Malone village budget
• Housekeeper accused of forgery
• Raid results in charges against three
• NY leaders negotiate prescribed drugs restrictions
• Saranac Lake marine among 'Fearless Women'
• West Chazy restaurateur stirs up more than food
• Ti Alliance gets help from retail chain
• Chronic Illness Support Group formed
• Lady Cards forward Jenny Kistner skated a dream this season when she and her tea...
• Communication students prepare for a video shoot.
• Raid results in charges against three
• Chronic Illness Support Group formed
• The Lake Champlain Research Institute Award of Excellence ceremony to honor Dr....
• Housekeeper accused of forgery
• We are resuscitating an old tradition at Reunion this year: the clambake. Have p...
• Registration is open NOW for Summer Session 2012 for enrolled students. Not a cu...
• Ti Alliance gets help from retail chain
• Longtime Rouses Point mayor retires
• Four officers lauded by Essex County
• Port Henry budget exceeds tax cap
• Prison visitation guidelines to change
• Inmate-on-staff assaults down for 2012
• Storm's psychological impact lingers
• Lookback: April 9-15
• In the Service: April 9, 2012
• Newsmakers: April 9, 2012
• Spring into gardening
• City School District to top tax cap
• Import and duty exemption increased for Canadians
• NCCS, Saranac each plan bus-run changes
• CV-TEC hopes to build Pressure House
• 600 children partake in annual Easter egg hunt
• Funds available to explore water-quality projects
• Ready, Set, Grow!
• Local winery wins awards, expands
• Business briefs: April 8, 2012
• Farm briefs: April 8, 2012
• Funds available to explore water-quality projects
• CV-TEC hopes to build Pressure House
• NCCS, Saranac each plan bus-run changes
• Local man pleads guilty to burglary, assault
• Peru School Board member revived at board meeting
• Kids, staff reshuffling in Malone
• Flying car again tested in Plattsburgh
• Judgment issues raised in congressional race
• Schumer calls for fee disclosure for carry-on bags
• Amtrak to offer special Fort Ti tickets
• Of Interest: April 7, 2012
• Book Series aims for parent enrichment
• In case you're wondering about all the balloons on campus, they are in honor of...
• Volunteers in Angell College Center were giving clips for cancer yesterday -- th...
• Kids, staff reshuffling in Malone
• HCR begins takeover of Clinton County program
• City Council approves march for women's group
• Fourth NCCC president candidate introduced
• Peru Central Board OKs reductions
• Westport Central looks to pare 3.09% tax-levy hike
• State legislators pleased with state budget
• Horace Nye sprinklers on hold
• Loons to herald Adirondack Interpretive Center event
• Of Interest: April 6, 2012
• Holy Week observances abound
• Fourth NCCC president candidate introduced
• City council approves march for women's group
• State legislators pleased with state budget
• Incoming students, here's an opportunity for adventure:
• Westport Central looks to pare 3.09% tax-levy hike
• Harrietstown supervisor resigns
• Malone Central may lose five teaching positions
• Peru Central narrows superintendent candidates
• Farm Bill unlikely this year, Owens predicts
• Poll: New Yorkers support raising minimum wage
• Malone man sentenced for rape
• Farmer sentencing postponed for horse mistreatment
• With heart-felt gratitude
• Travelers reminded to drive safe, be prepared at border
• Clinton County Property Transfers: March 22 to 30, 2012
• Peru Central narrows superintendent candidates
• Malone man sentenced for rape
• Our very own Dean Kathy Lavoie discusses the importance of bats and the effects...
• Harrietstown supervisor resigns
• Farm Bill unlikely this year
• SUNY Plattsburgh's Nancy Church and John Parmelee go over some of the finer poin...
• Probe starts at outdoor boiler
• State to provide major funds for road projects
• Pinnacle Airlines files Chapter 11
• Wood drops from Assembly race
• NCCC introduces third contender for college president
• 'Back to the Future' actor aids AuSable fundraiser
• Event to help pay for training
• Performers, parade entries sought for July 4th
• PSU Relay for Life raises funds for cancer research
• Of Interest: April 4, 2012
• State to provide major funds for road projects
• NCCC introduces third contender for college president
• Probe starts at outdoor boiler
• 'Back to the Future' actor aids AuSable fundraiser
• School officials: State-aid increase won't prevent cuts
• Blaze destroys Burke business, apartment
• Close call in downtown Lake Placid fire
• Ti cop arrested in Whitehall
• Horace Nye Nursing Home sale timeline outlined
• NACS proposes minimal reductions
• Town of Malone names review committee
• International commission to study lake levels
• Goop, globs and shocks at Keene Central
• Of Interest: April 3, 2012
• School officials: State-aid increase won't prevent cuts
• Blaze destroys Burke business, apartment
• Thick smoke; not much fire
• Flip out for summer — Summer Session 2012 that is. Registration for students ope...
• The final tally is in. The College Against Cancer chapter of SUNY Plattsburgh's...
• Town of Malone names review committee
• City School District considers exceeding tax cap
• CV-TEC granted Candidate for Accreditation status
• Malone village taxes down
• Chateaugay barn destroyed by flames
• Browser security flaws lead to cyber attacks
• Hearings on Canada to NYC underwater power line
• City School District considers exceeding tax cap
• CV-TEC granted Candidate for Accreditation status
• Program helps tighten up homes
• Local officials react to state budget
• EMS coverage may merge
• Port Henry budget sees deficit so far
• ELCS whittles away at budget gap
• Beekman Street reconstruction planned
• Lake group promoting pet cleanup day
• Youngsters on their toes
• Airstream restoration business under new owners
• New furniture store comes to mall
• Of Interest: April 1, 2012
• Port Henry budget sees deficit so far
• Here's a call out to all of those students who took part in last night's Relay f...
• Campaign stop promise: Change will come
• State passes $132 billion budget
• Company seeks pipeline fee
• P'burgh School District plans to continue 21st Century program
• Tea party wins high praise
• Sex-offender reports increase
• FFA open house today
• Of Interest: March 31, 2012
• Campaign stop promise: Change will come
• FFA open house today
• Beautiful music was filling Hawkins today, so we decided to share 60 seconds of...
• P'burgh School District plans to continue 21st Century program
• Fire contained at Alcoa in Massena
• Tea wins high praise
• State bans synthetic pot
• Belleayre moved to ORDA
• Arrests made in Lake Placid jewelry theft
• NCCC presidential candidate shares views
• Marra's Homecare to move
• Federal bill would pay for many road and bridge projects
• Dig at Pike's Cantonment proves successful
• Planned Parenthood has new director
• Fish Hatchery needs a pickup
• Of Interest: March 30, 2012
• State bans synthetic pot
• Second finalist visits NCCC
• NY bans sale of synthetic marijuana; cites health
• Canoeist rescued near Ticonderoga
• Dr. Brad DeWeese, lead researcher in sports performance at the U.S. Olympic Trai...
• Belleayre moved to ORDA
• Planned Parenthood has new director
• Bombardier Transportation lands major order
• IGA store to close
• Police: Tupper Lake pair under the influence of drugs
• Heroin bust nets five arrests
• Heroin bust nets five arrests
• Stafford Middle School rocks regional Science Olympiad
• Bombardier Transportation lands major order
• Snow plow driver, wife charged in Vt. woman death
• IGA store to close
• North Country congressman criticizes proposed budget
• 12 jobs lost at Alice Hyde
• Cassini fired from ComLinks
• Negotiations with Altona man end with arrest
• NCCS faces $1.5 million budget deficit
• NCCC opens presidential forums
• Cuomo, Legislature strike on-time NY budget deal
• Prospect of area slaughterhouse discussed
• Customs employees report low morale
• Scholarship in place to remember Peru teen
• AmeriCorps makes successful return to North Country
• NCCC opens presidential forums
• 12 jobs lost at Alice Hyde
• Standoff ends with arrest
• NCCS faces $1.5 million budget deficit
• AmeriCorps makes successful return to North Country
• Area hospitals reach affiliation agreement
• AuSable Valley Central budget in good shape
• New bids received for Horace Nye
• Owens to turn back $95,000 in office budget
• Students find role models in veterans
• Friends of the Plattsburgh Public Library celebrates 25 years
• Volunteers, projects sought for Day of Caring
• ECH initiates patient-survey program
• Of Interest: March 27, 2012
• New bids received for Horace Nye
• CVPH, ECH sign letter of intent
• ECH initiates patient-survey program
• Loss of tax revenue adds to Chazy School budget gap
• Essex County Clerk's Office cleared of bid-rigging
• Malone paid EMS service to start
• More party endorsements in Assembly race
• New lines don't bother incumbent congressman, challenger.
• Planned Parenthood supporters plunge while others protest
• Health officials offer support for temporary food programs
• New gun law in effect for those convicted
• Lookback: March 25-30
• Newsmakers: March 26, 2012
• Well, the daffodils are in bloom, and this weekend, temps dropped into the 40s....
• Planned Parenthood supporters plunge while others protest
• Essex County Clerk's Office cleared of bid-rigging
• More party endorsements in Assembly race
• Loss of tax revenue adds to Chazy School budget gap
• Paid EMS service to start
• Drug-conspiracy sentencing
• Ti staffers give up raises
• County considers cuts to public bus system
• Changes at jail save money
• City of Plattsburgh approves fare increase for cabs
• Peru Central nears decisions on budget, superintendent
• Grants available to promote jobs, economic recovery
• School-musical season coming to close
• As heating-fuel prices rise, wood makes a comeback
• Plan now for next heating season
• County considers cuts to public bus system
• Ti staffers give up raises
• Drug-conspiracy sentencing
• Changes at jail save money
• Missing Tupper Lake pair charged with burglary
• Tupper leaders denounce lawsuit
• Hoffman out of Assembly race
• Former Bombay Fire Company president arrested
• Plattsburgh man faces rape charge
• South Africa a country of contrasts
• Treed cat rescued after seven days
• Of Interest: March 24, 2012
• Local comic magician still performing after 30 years
• Former Bombay Fire Company president arrested
• Missing woman found in Piercefield
• Fatal crash in Crown Point
• Firefighters sue city over chief search
• Randy Douglas, a Democrat, withdraws from Assembly race
• Second jobs OK for Essex County staff
• Student charged in assault
• Alberta man gets one year for alien smuggling
• Keene Central senior tackles changing climate
• Tax rates plummeted in Schuyler Falls this year
• Of Interest: March 23, 2012
• Look who's returning to their alma mater tomorrow in support of Bluegrass for th...
• Concerning stories of a changing climate
• Missing Tupper woman found; man still missing
• Randy Douglas, a Democrat, withdraws from Assembly race
• Firefighters sue city over chief search
• Vermont man dies in Crown Point collision
• CVPH unveils final phase of ER reconstruction
• Green groups sue over Tupper resort
• Peru man convicted of strangulation, assault
• No injuries in fire at Paul Smith's dorm
• Sex offenders charged with non-compliance
• Adirondack moose dies; was struck by pickup truck
• Empire State Development chief applauds pension reform
• Ernie's Market reopens
• National contest widens Reason2Smile exposure
• Targeted scholarships offered
• Alumnus and math teacher Andrew Stark '10 G'11 was a prize winner in the "My Ref...
• Cardinal hockey has a lot to celebrate this year. Congratulations to women's sta...
• Village elections bring upsets
• Speed a factor in two fatal accidents
• Final four set in NCCC president search
• RV park plan may be withdrawn
• Crown Point Central budget looks good
• Horace Nye sprinklers put on hold
• Franklin County to lease bus
• Deputies track sex offenders
• NY OK's bid to reopen freight line in Adirondacks
• Clinton County Property Transfers:March March 12 to 16, 2012
• Peter Russom, associate professor of art, talks to Alaina Loomis, a freshman art...
• Pretty good game of whiffle ball going on outside Redcay Hall right now.
• Direct Air bankrupt; county explores options
• One-car accident in Chesterfield kills Keeseville man
• Governor signs DNA databank law
• Women sought in jewelry store theft
• Search continues, in reduced form
• NY Dems back Gillibrand, Conservatives pick Long
• Keeseville mayoral candidates face off
• Court OK's NY election lines drawn by magistrate
• Champlain Bridge dedication goes ahead
• Area schools participate in North Country Model United Nations
• It just does not do to leave up a post with a grammatical mistake when you are a...
• Sometime's it's pretty awesome being this close to Montreal and its huge St. Pat...
• Saranac man dies after motorcycle crash Saturday
• Clinton County GOP chooses candidates
• Congressional candidate picks up local endorsement
• Democrats meet on Gillibrand in NY
• St. Peter's Chapel named for Saint Brother Andre Bessette
• Senator wants to help dairy farmers increase production
• Lake Placid looks to bond for new aerial fire vehicle
• Plattsburgh parents group advocates for state-education aid
• Lookback: March 19-25
• Of Interest: March 19, 2012
• Saranac man dies after motorcycle crash Saturday
• People say students miss the gorgeous Plattsburgh summers, but no one said they'...
• To all our students just arriving on campus after spring break, welcome back.
• Plattsburgh parents group advocates for state-education aid
• Clinton County GOP chooses candidates
• Congressional candidate picks up local endorsement
• Alleged robbery in Plattsburgh
• High-speed fiber optics coming to Ticonderoga
• Students lauded for video shorts against bullying
• Search for teen still unsuccessful
• Four seek Champlain trustee seats
• Four candidates seek Saranac Lake trustee seats
• Readers invite guests to fantasy dinner party
• Plattsburgh dentist office moving to larger facility
• Iroquois fashion makes way into the Adirondack Museum
• Cloudline Pinot Noir a versatile variety
• 2 Akwesasne men arrested in shooting case
• Alleged robbery in Plattsburgh
• High-speed fiber optics coming to Ticonderoga
• Four seek Champlain trustee seats
• Couple in submerged car died
• Man shot in leg in Hogansburg
• Local farm refutes abuse claims by PETA
• Verdant leaders named in lawsuit
• Local businesswoman named Irishman of the Year
• Another day's search doesn't find college student
• Plattsburgh firm, president sentenced
• Public-access programs to feature Sid Couchey
• Burn ban has begun
• Law enforcement spikes today and Sunday
• Local businesswoman named Irishman of the Year
• Another day's search doesn't find college student
• Couple in submerged car died
• Saranac girls lose semifinal game
• Two sought in connection with Hogansburg shooting
• Hope Coryer named Irishman of the Year
• Car plunges into St. Regis River; condition, identities of occupants unknown
• Saranac community rallies around Chiefs
• State pension reform to help local governments
• Franklin County concerned about more casinos
• Mall cribbage players share love of the game
• Audit seeks Wind Park revenue plans
• Wilderness perimeter clear; no sign of Colin Gillis Thursday
• DOT offers tips for Direct Air refunds
• DA: Improper asbestos removal nets arrests
• Of Interest: March 16, 2012
• Saranac community rallies around Chiefs
• Wilderness perimeter clear; no sign of Colin Gillis Thursday
• State pension reform to help local governments
• Vehicle drives off bridge into St. Regis River
• Mall cribbage players share love of the game
• Audit seeks Wind Park revenue plans
• Members of our fraternity and sorority community are spending their spring break...
• Specialized equipment aids search for teen
• Direct Air fallout continues
• Rekindle at Keene house fire Wednesday
• Plattsburgh company fined for misbranding Chinese drug
• Police: Plattsburgh man found with 113 grams of cocaine
• Cleaner pleads guilty to making Northway bathroom videos
• NY to OK up to 7 casinos, expand DNA database
• Trustee candidates debate issues in Saranac Lake
• Essex County writes off unpaid mental-health bills
• Keene, AuSable After-School Programs get aid
• Despite specialized equipment, still no sign of Tupper Lake teen
• Spring break travelers on Direct Air will have to find alternative transporation...
• Police: Plattsburgh man found with 113 grams of cocaine
• Direct Air cancels flights
• Technical search for Gillis planned for Wednesday
• House heavily damaged in Keene fire; minor blaze in Crown Point
• 3-year-old suffers head injury in crash
• Mom sent to prison for fraud
• Woman to repay $186,663.27
• Mayor's Cup to 'celebrate the lake'
• Girl Scouts take green to a new level
• Of Interest: March 14, 2012
• Hiking group stays active in golden years
• Technical search for Gillis planned for Wednesday
• Today's Trivia Tuesday comes with art. Who knows why Burghy is wearing a Class o...
• House fire in Keene closes roads
• Direct Air cancels flights
• Gillis search expands along Piercefield Flow
• Mom sent to prison for fraud
• Search resumes today for Tupper Lake teen
• Essex cartoonist, artist Sid Couchey dies
• Horace Nye discussion held in secrecy
• Essex County Jail losing revenue
• 5 taken to hospital after crash
• Work continues on Willsboro's Comprehensive Plan
• American Legion vibrant, busy
• Cranberry growers unite
• Of Interest: March 13, 2012
• New device helps improve fecal incontinence
• Horace Nye discussion held in secrecy
• 5 taken to hospital after crash
• Iconic cartoonist, artist dies
• Work continues on Willsboro's Comprehensive Plan
• Search continues for missing Tupper Lake teen
• Read about our inaugural Alumni Day of Service, the Bluegrass for the Next Gener...
• City schools may cut jobs, programs to fill budget gap
• City gets DEC permit for alkaline sludge treatment
• Coyote bite required rabies treatment
• Health officials say vigilance necessary for rabies prevention
• Frostbit cat epitomizes risks to strays
• Unfinished Lake Placid playground awaits administrative action
• Recovery money offered to flooded NY businesses
• Leadership talks aimed at parents and teens
• Home and Lifestyle Expo draws crowds at the Crete Center
• Lookback: March 12-18
• City gets DEC permit for alkaline sludge treatment
• City schools may cut jobs, programs to fill budget gap
• Health officials say vigilance necessary for rabies prevention
• Coyote bite required rabies treatment
• Lake Placid pedestrian killed in accident
• Agri-Mark shares profit with members
• Peru Central proposes additional cost reductions
• Congressional medals for code talkers
• Boy turns birthday into a benefit
• Port Henry may need to exceed tax cap
• Santanoni open house reveals history
• New Port Kent water system testing nearing completion
• Small farm gets animal-welfare award
• Of Interest: March 11, 2012
• Peru Central proposes additional cost reductions
• Lake Placid pedestrian killed in accident
• Eight farmers testify at House Ag Committee field hearing
• Scozzafava drops out of Assembly race
• Saranac Lake man gets six years for raping teens
• Pedestrian killed in North Elba accident
• CO injured in inmate attack
• Rouses Point mayoral candidates address top issues
• Diabetes Center closer to fruition
• Flood reduction a major goal for BRASS
• Valez Marine building burns
• Afternoon fire tears through Burke garage
• Spring break has started. Here's wishing safe travels to our students.
• Afternoon fire tears through Burke garage
• Eight farmers testify at House Ag Committee field hearing
• Scozzafava drops out of Assembly race
• Diabetes Center gets nearer
• Beartown family ski night canceled
• Rouses Point mayoral candidates address top issues
• Check out this fraternity-sponsored trip to Whoville all for a good cause: reading.
• Twitter porn adds disgust to Lake Placid school fury
• North Country youth speak out against tobacco
• ComLinks loses housing-program oversight
• $4 million offered for Horace Nye
• Adirondack groups back Farm Bill provision
• Cashier gets jail for theft
• Diverted Allegiant plane lands safely in Burlington
• Judge to get update on murder case
• Long Lake purchases 46 acres
• Tasty Whoville fare
• Youth speak out against tobacco
• The Blue Room from the 1981 yearbook.
• Diverted Allegiant plane lands safely in Burlington
• For those who miss the Blue Room (Flynt Commons), it's a little less blue these...
• $4 million offered for Horace Nye
• Cashier gets jail for theft
• Twitter porn adds disgust to Lake Placid school fury
• Beekmantown Central teachers OK pay freeze
• Willsboro home consumed by fire
• Essex County hires ethics hearing examiner
• Ashley Furniture to open outlet center
• Essex County residency rule ends
• Chazy man loses appeal
• Taxi company seeking fare increase
• Of Interest: March 8, 2012
• Beekmantown Central teachers OK pay freeze
• Ashley Furniture to open outlet center
• Fill in the blank: My favorite place on campus is ____________.
• Yeah, our students are top contenders -- in hockey and in investing.
• Local courts suffer from budget cuts
• CO in good condition after assault
• Saranac Central faces $300,000 deficit
• Cause of fire still being probed
• David Kimmel joins Assembly race
• Another town supervisor seeks to run for Sayward post
• City leases property to museum
• PSU students are top contenders in stock competition
• Clinton County Property Transfers:Feb. 27 to March 2, 2012
• Of Interest: March 7, 2012
• Fire demolishes barn
• Local man sentenced for possessing child porn
• Westport youth recognized as hero
• Fragassi court date moved
• West Chazy man sentenced for possessing firearm
• Long Lake woman injured in a head-on collision
• Underwater electric transmission line continues progress
• Educators to get guidance on climate change
• Bluegrass for the Next Generation Project gifted to area
• Of Interest: March 6, 2012
• Enough said, right?
• To all our students who pitch in and help their neighbors: thank you. You really...
• Drug case may have impact on Mohawk land claims
• Motion made to toss Akwesasne land theft charge
• Essex County acts to curtail jail overtime
• Peru School public forum brings some answers
• Student leads charge against K2
• Two businesses look to settle in Chazy
• One Tri-Lakes village holds election this month
• Dannemora man wins portion of appeal
• Scam targets Medicare, Medicaid recipients
• Lookback: March 5-11
• Public forum brings some answers
• Two businesses look to settle in Chazy
• Student leads charge against K2
• Drug case may have impact on Mohawk land claims
• Motion made to toss Akwesasne land theft charge
• Police tie six to home invasion
• Malone man had 240 pounds of pot in vehicle
• North Country leaders testify at mandate relief hearing
• Julia Podres turns 100
• Vote Monday expected to end Essex County residency mandate
• Beware of charity solicitation by phone
• Railroad adventure takes author to gold country
• Sweet season in the North Country
• New fitness studio open at Mountain Riders
• Of Interest: March 4, 2012
• And they did it. The Cards beat Oswego for the SUNY Athletic Conference champion...
• PenAir chosen for Plattsburgh
• Scozzafava considers another Assembly run
• State legislators discuss issues at breakfast forum
• Local man admits to threatening judges
• Police: Two-year-old arson solved
• Franklin County accepts strip of land
• City urges property owners to shovel walks
• Local students excited to be part of bee
• Of Interest: March 3, 2012
• Area cousins publish fantasy-genre e-book
• PenAir chosen for Plattsburgh
• Scozzafava considers another Assembly run
• City urges property owners to shovel walks
• State legislators discuss issues at breakfast forum
• Police: two-year-old arson solved
• Local man admits to threatening judges
• Veteran assemblywoman to retire
• E'town teen undergoes heart transplant
• CO injured in inmate attack
• Few incidents accompany steady snowfall
• NYDEC: With snow here, be careful in backcountry
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit to reopen soon
• Lack of Keene gas policy questioned
• Man receives wheelchair repair money
• Moriah to sponsor Energy Info meetings
• Longtime Franklin County department head retiring
• Happy birthday to Ida Jacques (paper spelled it wrong), Class of 1932 grad and r...
• Beekmantown Central parents, students upset about possible cuts
• No injuries in local avalanche
• Police report 104 guns stolen in 2011
• Alcohol arrests linked to crash victim
• Dickinson man gets added charge
• Crash victim's condition serious
• NY plan would stem shortage of physicians upstate
• New candidate joins congressional race
• Morrisonville woman marks century plus one
• Pavilion Peek previews Adirondack Carousel
• We have passed 18,000 members!
• Police report 104 guns stolen in 2011
• Looking for the finder of the lost ring from the Class of '76. We think you were...
• No injuries in local avalanche
• Beekmantown Central parents, students upset about possible cuts
• Three more members, and we hit 18,000. Come on, alumni. Phone your friends, wake...
• Alcohol arrests linked to fatal crash
• Hill sentenced to 18 to life
• McCann found guilty of attempted murder
• Gonyo gets prison time in death of baby
• Locals celebrate leap year milestones
• Caution urged as storm approaches
• Local officials support Cuomo's DNA databank expansion proposal
• Moriah justice resigns
• Businesspeople talk quality of life
• Clinton County Property Transfers:Feb. 17 to 24, 2012
• Of Interest: Feb. 29, 2012
• Caution urges as storm approaches
• Gonyo gets prison time in death of baby
• It's Trivia Tuesday, folks. What year was the In Vitro Cell Biology and Biotechn...
• Moriah justice resigns
• Comedian David Crowe will give two "Happy Hour" performances, 5 and 7 p.m., Marc...
• Hill sentenced to 18 to life
• McCann found guilty of all charges except rape
• Forest rangers rescue three more from backcountry
• Jury still out in McCann case
• Some are upset about possible sale of Horace Nye
• Film series examines algae bloom in Lake Champlain
• 2 NY enviro groups back revised power project plan
• Gift horse brings bonus to Nicaraguan farm
• Course preps Westport students for college
• Candidate enters judge race
• UNYTEA straw poll gauges support
• Of Interest: Feb. 28, 2012
• Jury still out in McCann case
• Some are upset about possible sale of Horace Nye
• Forest rangers succeed in three backcountry rescues
• Jury asks for rape testimony
• Film series examines algae bloom in Lake Champlain
• Learn how North Country businesses are helping to keep the best and brightest at...
• Peru PTO wants answers
• Mission of Hope: A real spectacle
• Threat of sanctions against former Scaringe attorney
• Deliberations resume today in McCann attempted-murder trial
• Adirondack plan includes part of national trail
• Gas prices rising; driving tips can help
• Scouts get new program at Fort Ti
• Local scholarship program fights brain drain
• Clarkson to offer Adirondack curriculum
• Lookback: Feb. 27- March 5
• Peru PTO wants answers
• Mission of Hope: A real spectacle
• Threat of sanctions against former Scaringe attorney
• Deliberations resume Monday in McCann attempted-murder trial
• The Cards make to the SUNYAC finals against Oswego next Saturday.
• John Daly, a 2008 SUNY Plattsburgh grad, finished 8th in the world skeleton cham...
• Fits like a glove
• Mission volunteers building, sharing memories
• Bridge work gets under way
• Storm-wrecked campground will be rebuilt
• Essex County refinancing bonds to save interest
• Town to hold end-of-winter celebration
• Benefit dinner planned for ill teen
• Snowstorm contributes to accidents, injuries
• Beauty abounds in every season
• A plus for Best Western
• Fits like a glove
• Essex County refinancing bonds to save interest
• Jay man killed in three-car collision
• Heart comes closer for E'town teen
• New owners at Corner-Stone Bookshop
• Malone jury deliberating attempted-murder case
• Congressman discusses economic boosters
• Crown Point wants to conserve energy
• Canadian sentenced for entering country with firearm
• Elizabethtown hospital adds ambulance service
• Of Interest: Feb. 25, 2012
• Snow motion
• A messy but beautiful end of the week.
• Emergency Parking Ban — City of Plattsburgh
• Plattsburgh's own Bob Emery has been named SUNYAC Coach of the Year.
• Congressman discusses economic boosters
• Malone jury deliberating attempted-murder case
• Jay man killed in head-on collision
• Crown Point wants to conserve energy
• Mail Processing Center likely to consolidate
• Layoffs planned at biomass plant
• Closing arguments set for Friday
• Idea floated about casino gaming at airport
• Ice fishermen rescued in Crown Point
• Plattsburgh man convicted of unemployment fraud
• Republican NY lawyer intends to take on Gillibrand
• Area students ready to bee all they can be
• AVCS moves toward more recycling
• Local teen achieves Eagle Scout status
• Winter's back -- and with more snow in the forecast for Friday.
• Beekmantown Central faces major cuts
• Civil-rights claim against superintendent upheld
• Accused says he's 'sorry for what I did'
• Route 22 condition called terrible
• Attorney finds no merit in rape sentence appeal
• Saranac man to pay for fraud charges
• No contested races in northern Franklin County
• Cuomo draws line over his NY pension reform plan
• Plattsburgh State promotes positive workplace
• Flying nun shows savvy travel sense
• Accused says he's 'sorry for what I did'
• Civil-rights claim against superintendent upheld
• Structure fire fizzles
• Beekmantown may cut 40 jobs, all sports
• Talk about the winter that never was. It's George Washington's birthday and in P...
• Forest rangers rescue hiker from Mount Marcy
• Attempted-murder trial resumes
• Northeast sees massive bee losses
• Man arrested for county complex break-in
• Two towns receive $50,000 grant for storm recovery
• Dannemora appoints highway super
• Schenectady woman seeks 4th Judicial District seat
• Magic show to conjure up preschool funds
• Chazy students prepare for Winter Weekend festivities
• Of Interest: Feb. 22, 2012
• Northeast sees massive bee losses
• Forest rangers rescue hiker from Mount Marcy
• It's Trivia Tuesday, everyone. Here's an easy one. What was the first year that...
• Two towns receive $50,000 grant for storm recovery
• Magic show to benefit preschool
• Plan would pit Duprey, Sayward against each other
• Essex County looks to help E'town get sewers
• Animal lovers feel trapped by feral cats
• City burglary case transferred to County Court
• Port Henry budget talks to start in March
• North Country School hosts award-winning author
• Town of Plattsburgh receives risk-management award
• Funds needed for rescue dogs
• Of Interest: Feb. 21, 2012
• Colon screening can save lives
• Plan would pit Duprey, Sayward against each other
• Essex County looks to help E'town get sewers
• City burglary case transferred to County Court
• Port Henry budget talks to start in March
• Nova Bus plans to expand
• Public hearings on state mandate relief coming up
• Expert on international political affairs speaks at PSU
• Clinton County village elections scheduled for March 20
• Northern Tier to offer 'Biggest-Loser' program
• Help available for those struggling with mortgage payments
• Former DEC Region 5 director named to Ti Revitalization Alliance
• Meeting will kick off Keeseville dissolution study
• Lookback: Feb. 20-26
• Students: Feb. 20, 2012
• Clinton County village elections scheduled for March 20
• Nova Bus plans to expand
• Public hearings on state mandate relief coming up
• Audit reveals deficit in Rouses Point
• Moriah school budget work starts soon
• State trying to eliminate wild-boar infestation
• School on MOH's radar
• No norovirus outbreaks locally
• Postal Service closure study faulted
• ESF choice college for area students
• Community Supported Agriculture looks to expand
• Olympic Auto and Truck Supply open in Keeseville
• Old World wine packs New World flair
• School on MOH's radar
• Audit reveals deficit in Rouses Point
• Peru quadruple fatal attributed to pedestrian error
• APA updated on damage, loss from Irene
• Essex County residency law dead
• Funding saved during payroll-tax compromise
• Peru parents, faculty express concerns to School Board
• Students tuned up to make music in Ti
• VA outreach clinics' staff changes prompt rumors
• Keeseville man sentenced to probation
• Of Interest: Feb. 18, 2012
• Work Experience Program slated for Peru museum
• Peru quadruple fatal attributed to pedestrian error
• VA outreach clinics' staff changes prompt rumors
• Becoming a Cardinal from a distance — Branch Campus makes getting a SUNY Plattsb...
• Essex County residency law dead
• Peru parents, faculty express concerns to School Board
• Jurors shown photos of injuries
• Business owners again express confidence
• Proprietors pull fake pot
• Trial scheduled in inmate-death case
• Two Peru School employees face disciplinary charges
• College buying New York produce
• Willsboro signs greet visitors
• Former Lake Placid man guilty of rape
• Franklin County opposes state land purchase
• Of Interest: Feb. 17, 2012
• Jurors shown photos of injuries
• Franklin County opposes state land purchase
• Business owners again express confidence
• Trial scheduled in inmate-death case
• Cuomo: NY, union agree on teacher evaluation plan
• Two Peru School employees face disciplinary charges
• Convicted murderer ordered to pay $6.1 million
• Alleged victim takes stand in McCann trial
• Civil claim alleges assault, battery, false arrest by LP police
• Close inspection yields little about wind turbine fire
• Local teacher to run for State Assembly
• Two seek two Port Henry seats
• Horace Nye Home sale bids due March 7
• APA to discuss setback variances
• Flood-damage grant workshop slated
• Teen's ambition fosters memorial fundraiser
• Local teacher to run for State Assembly
• Alleged victim takes stand in McCann trial
• Convicted murderer ordered to pay $6.1 million
• Civil claim alleges assault, battery, false arrest by LP police
• Jury seated, alternates needed
• Teen's drive to succeed fosters memorial fundraiser
• Horace Nye Home sale bids due March 7
• Brushton man gets almost $1 million after surgery lawsuit
• Snowmobiler charged for Friday accident
• Jury selection almost complete for McCann trial
• Love international-style
• Documenting a love story for the ages
• Owens offers bill to help apple growers
• Clinton County to foreclose on dozens of properties
• Saratoga man running for judge post
• Jay to host flood buyout meeting
• PHS Science Olympiad team gunning for state win
• Snowmobiler charged for Friday accident
• Jury selection almost complete for McCann trial
• Brushton man gets almost $1 million after surgery lawsuit
• It's not only Valentine's Day, it's Trivia Tuesday everyone. What year were clas...
• Jay to host flood buyout meeting
• PHS Science Olympiad team gunning for state win
• Montreal woman dies in highway crash
• Local kids give advice on love, marriage
• A big picture of the Lovings
• Plattsburgh fire victim improves
• Man arrested in connection with 2011 Peru School burglary
• NY: 7,500 motorists ticketed for texts since July
• Surplus funds keep After-School Program alive
• Recovery Center to hold open house
• Charter Communications upgrades reliability
• Of Interest: Feb. 14, 2012
• Surplus funds keep After-School Program alive
• Alumni and students,we're looking for your thoughts and stories about Distinguis...
• Montreal woman dies in Westport crash
• Burlington hospital makes interim chief permanent
• Recovery Center to hold open house
• Ticonderoga faces severe school cuts
• One injured in Plattsburgh house fire
• Plattsburgh's Sweet Adelines sing music of the heart
• Love between the lines
• NCCS wins CVAC cheerleading competition
• Tentative contract reached with officers
• Lookback: Feb. 13-19
• Of Interest: Feb. 13, 2012
• Gourds' shapes create interesting canvas
• NCCS wins CVAC cheerleading competition
• One injured in Plattsburgh house fire
• Plattsburgh's Sweet Adelines sing music of the heart
• Ticonderoga faces severe school cuts
• Tentative contract reached with officers
• Attempted-murder trial set
• A historic battle for interracial marriage
• Fireworks to close weekend carnival
• Arts and economic development discussed
• Essex County launches flood-recovery grant outreach
• In Montreal, amour is the word
• Liquor and Wine Warehouse honored at national convention
• Cost of the Market Basket remains steady in January
• Of Interest: Feb. 12, 2012
• Business briefs: Feb. 12, 2012
• Attempted-murder trial set
• United Way of the Adirondack Region exceeds goal
• Clinton County to consolidate voting districts
• Waterway projects approved for Essex County
• Area schools battle against time
• Champlain snowmobile crash results in serious injuries
• Parade highlights carnival festivities
• Saranac Lake man loses appeal
• Moriah Chamber being revived
• Fire at SUNY Canton shuts down campus
• Of Interest: Feb. 11, 2012
• Fire at SUNY Canton shuts down campus
• Moriah Chamber being revived
• United Way of the Adirondack Region exceeds goal
• Congrats to Cardinal hockey "aces" Bob Emery and Kevin Houle. We're proud of you...
• Clinton County to consolidate voting districts
• Waterway projects approved for Essex County
• Champlain snowmobile crash results in serious injuries
• Former Plattsburgh man sentenced for killing wife
• 5 sex-crime cases heard in Franklin County
• Town developing economic-development strategy
• Mooers couple wins Valentine's Day wedding
• Essex County will fund Horace Nye environmental study
• Nicaragua students tour North Country health-care facilities
• Ti Chamber to host employment-help workshops
• Variety show, book sale featured at carnival
• Of Interest: Feb. 10, 2012
• Florida minister speaking at Plattsburgh House of Prayer
• Former Plattsburgh man sentenced for killing wife
• Nicaragua students tour North Country health-care facilities
• Sex-crime cases
• The SUNY Plattsburgh Omicron Delta Kappa Circle hosted the 17th annual Character...
• Essex County will fund Horace Nye environmental study
• Peter Frampton's hit "Do You Feel Like We Do?" was recorded right here at SUNY P...
• Westport fire guts home
• Peru School looks at relocating sixth grade
• Schools can exceed tax cap in some areas
• Town hiring notice causes confusion
• County wants better work-hour tracking
• Child's death prompts Senate to pass new bill
• Saranac Lake restaurant to reopen Saturday
• Skating, skiing highlight carnival today
• Cookbook Contest returns for second year
• Of Interest: Feb. 9, 2012
• It seems like a great night to "Stuff Stafford" for the women's hockey program a...
• Schools can exceed tax cap in some areas
• Chartwells and the Multicultural Alliance were offering "A Taste of Africa" toda...
• Westport fire guts home
• Town hiring notice causes confusion
• Saranac Lake restaurant to reopen Saturday
• Fair-share payment puzzles some child-care providers
• Essex County craves sales-tax hike
• Ernie's Market closes without warning
• Boy released from hospital following serious injury
• Dissolution study hits a snag
• Council: state budget cuts threaten Adirondacks
• Elizabethtown wastewater plans updated
• Fort Ti brings in more money
• Saranac Lake sparkles
• Of Interest: Feb. 8, 2012
• It's Trivia Tuesday, everyone. What year was the college's drama club, The Footl...
• Fair-share payment puzzles some child-care providers
• Dissolution study hits a snag
• New Essex County courtroom has security issues
• Meeting of the minds on fake pot
• State considers bobcat management plan
• Two displaced in Westville fire
• Report: Power project to create many jobs
• NY budget hearing to examine energy, environment
• Marathon effort
• Ti Winterfest returns
• Carnival Ice Show celebrates 25 years
• Saranac Lake Winter Carnival features Royalty Dinner
• State considers bobcat management plan
• Meeting of the minds
• One of the coolest Adirondack traditions is the Winter Carnival in Saranac Lake,...
• Ti Winterfest returns
• Catholics speak out against ruling
• Beekmantown students shine at Harvard Model United Nations
• Rare tundra swans visit North Country
• Domestic violence bill may include cyber-stalking
• Real horse power in the woods
• Classic film keeps alien theme rolling
• Lookback: Feb. 6-12
• Of Interest: Feb. 6, 2012
• Students: Jan. 6, 2012
• Newly emerging Children's Chairty about to embark on a historical journey ...
• Youth Partnership now available with Children's Charity
• Rare tundra swans visit North Country
• Domestic violence bill may include cyber-stalking
• Catholics speak out against ruling
• Fans gear up for Super Bowl
• Drugged-driving arrests increase
• Go Red for Women
• Screenings promote healthy lifestyles
• Ice fishing not so great this year
• State still has money for flood repairs
• Allegiant reports successful fourth quarter
• Aliens ready for Gala Parade
• Winter Carnival offers indoor, outdoor fun
• Stylist stands test of time
• Drugged-driving arrests increase
• Ice fishing not so great this year
• State still has money for flood repairs
• Governor visits North Country to promote budget package
• Governor wants new teacher-evaluation system
• Marble River Wind Farm work continues
• Ticonderoga water system must be replaced
• Boundaries may remain as is
• Alien invasion imminent
• New technology helps history, tourism, arts
• Of Interest: Feb. 4, 2012
• Dictionary Project helps third-graders
• Governor visits North Country to promote budget package
• Boundaries may remain as is
• Congratulations to journalism student Matt Hamilton, who won two awards for his...
• Marble River Wind Farm work continues
• New technology helps history, tourism, arts
• Body likely missing Fort Covington man
• Pipeline work on hold
• Many agencies working together on waterway remediation
• Robert Russell to the rescue
• Powerful savings— for now
• Appeal mostly denied for Tupper Lake man
• Sharing dough
• City approves surcharge for dam repairs
• Car chase nets arrest
• Of Interest: Feb. 3, 2012
• Alumni who graduated in classes ending in 2 and 7 and members of the Golden Anni...
• Strand Theatre fundraising on home stretch
• Alumni, we may be doing a story on Bill Laundry in the next issue of the magazin...
• Annual meeting celebrates progress at CVPH Medical Center
• Bearing fire
• Republican woman enters race for Congress
• Press-Republican wins writing awards
• NYSEG customers warned of data breach
• Weather brings challenges for area farms
• PSU to mark Black History Month with many events
• Resolution solutions
• Of Interest: Feb. 2, 2012
• Resolution solutions
• Republican woman enters race for Congress
• NYSEG customers warned of data breach
• Weather brings challenges for area farms
• SUNY Plattsburgh freshman Zach Wilcox and his band, Tuesday Tuesdays, finish str...
• It's open house day at our campus in Queensbury. If you live in the Glens Falls/...
• Annual meeting celebrates progress at CVPH Medical Center
• Newcomb targets growth with new land purchase
• Canadian woman sentenced for drug smuggling
• City sets hearing on dam-improvement payments
• Plattsburgh City School Board prepares for difficult budget season
• Arts role in Clinton County to be discussed
• Gillibrand gears up for second campaign
• Gonyo sentencing moved
• Keene wasn't safest haven
• AmeriCorps expands senior's horizons
• Newcomb targets growth with new land purchase
• Cracks found in new Champlain Bridge
• Proposed cuts in Medicare payments could hurt hospitals
• Parents and groups concerned over K2
• A Tupper Lake man was arrested for felony sexual abuse Sunday
• Woodworking shed gutted by blaze
• No cause for turbine fire
• Buyers cooperative offers lower electric rates
• Harrietstown Housing head to retire
• Dissolution data to be shared
• Thrifty twist to food drive
• Wind-turbine fire under investigation
• ComLinks program a 'test case'
• Schools, hospital, more to participate in growing program
• Lake Placid playground repairs under way
• Texting-while-driving penalties divisive
• Double-suicide concluded as cause of Keeseville deaths
• PSU assembles team to keep projects on track
• Lookback: Jan. 29-Feb. 4
• Tasty twist on a fan favorite
• Double-suicide concluded as cause of Keeseville deaths
• Texting-while-driving penalties divisive
• Lake Placid playground repairs under way
• State Police investigate two dead bodies in Chesterfield
• New York Army National Guard deployment
• Essex County updates tourism marketing
• Mirror images
• Della Toyota construction progressing
• Grants awarded to assist with storm recovery
• Local firefighter recipient of tuition reimbursement
• Organizers gearing up for Winterfest
• Manager turned owner at Yipes! Plattsburgh
• Noval Black offers deep, complex flavor
• Della Toyota construction progressing
• Essex County updates tourism marketing
• City of Plattsburgh and union split arbitration decisions
• First $1 million allocated for Essex County radio project
• Good turnout at City School Budget Forum
• Joshua Abare sentenced in Clinton County Court
• Crown Point undoes appointments
• Chamber honors local business stars
• Free tax service available for low-income filers
• Of Interest: Jan. 28, 2012
• Costa Rica trip offers educational enrichment
• Opening weekend for the spring semester. Good luck and remember, only 15 weeks u...
• City of Plattsburgh and union split arbitration decisions
• Proposed state Assembly and Senate districts released
• Chateaugay School refinancing to save money
• New Clinton County health director on board
• Brenda Snyder loses appeal
• Fort Covington man charged with rape
• Burn victim still critical
• Easier access to data sought
• Need continues for Salvation Army
• Savel's third "Kaddish in Wood" book published
• Family Promise funding falls short
• Route times have been shortened, allowing individuals to complete the entire cir...
• Lack of psychiatric care reaching crisis level
• West Chazy couple loses home in blaze
• Ferry company eliminates round-trip fare
• Man robbed, shot at Akwesasne
• Child-porn arrests
• Tribal Police to begin casino detail
• Michael Murphy parole hearing postponed
• Town creates Consolidated Lighting District
• New compensation available for strangulation victims
• Local man tapped for College Council
• Michael Murphy parole hearing postponed
• West Chazy couple loses home in blaze
• Man robbed, shot at Akwesasne
• Town creates Consolidated Lighting District
• Obama: Shrink wealth gap
• Plattsburgh Housing Authority has new director
• County tax bills alarm residents
• Man charged with assaulting infant
• New funds available for storm aid
• Teacher quality study ranks NY 13th among states
• Efforts ongoing to curb underage drinking
• Well-known musician still going strong at 75
• History of area agriculture explored
• Of Interest: Jan. 25, 2012
• Man charged with assaulting infant
• New funds available for storm aid
• County tax bills alarm residents
• It's Trivia Tuesday, everyone. Who remembers what year the music and theater dep...
• Plattsburgh Housing Authority has new director
• Suddenly, there's lots of steel going up around campus. Sorry for the dark skies...
• Well-known musician still going strong at 75
• Victim of house fire dies
• APA permits Lussi hotel
• Community Bank to acquire Plattsburgh HSBC Bank
• Essex County preps for Horace Nye sale
• Tough decisions ahead for Saranac Central
• Education is focus of 1st NY budget hearing
• Dannemora highway superintendant steps down
• New Jersey man sentenced for alien smuggling
• Bill aimed at small-business contracts
• Students hear from state legislators
• Community Bank to acquire Plattsburgh HSBC Bank
• Essex County preps for Horace Nye sale
• APA permits Lussi hotel
• Dannemora highway superintendent steps down
• Over the years, the start of the spring semester has stretched to the end of Jan...
• Opening Week information from our friends at CAS.
• Students hear from state legislators
• Elderly woman in critical condition after Fort Covington fire
• Reform a key part of governor's budget message
• Ticonderoga, Crown Point schools will study merger
• Currency exchange stalled; racial profiling alleged
• Saranac Lake Ice Palace construction on schedule
• Crowd turns out for Revitalize Keeseville's fourth meeting
• Mother seeks to find goodness after loss of son, husband
• Lookback: Jan. 23-29
• Newsmakers: Jan. 23, 2012
• Of Interest: Jan. 23, 2012
• Reform a key part of governor's budget message
• Ticonderoga, Crown Point schools will study merger
• National Northern Border Counternarcotics Strategy released
• Wind-turbine shipments could start next week
• Essex County Residency Committee will start scofflaw probe
• 'A' is for apple — and attitude
• District set for Community Budget Forum
• Congressman wants to see online piracy stopped
• Name the Cook Mountain trail
• AMC oncology nurses share certification
• Farmers welcome higher milk prices
• Longtime Peru business changes hands
• District set for Community Budget Forum
• National Northern Border Counternarcotics Strategy released
• Wind-turbine shipments could start next week
• Tupper Lake resort approved
• APA decision delivers delight
• Scaringe trial tossed out
• Fatal accident at Whiteface
• Plattsburgh man faces weapons charges
• Citizens protest right of corporations to spend freely on campaigns
• Development Corp. names interim director
• Champlain Bridge kid honored
• Of Interest: Jan. 21, 2012
• Families help families via foster care
• Plattsburgh man faces weapons charges
• Citizens protest right of corporations to spend freely on campaigns
• Scaringe trial tossed out
• Fatal accident at Whiteface
• Development Corp. names interim director
• Tupper Lake resort approved 10-1
• Plattsburgh freshman Zach Wilcox's band may have a chance to play at the Grammy'...
• Champlain Bridge kid honored
• Mistrial declared in Scaringe trial
• APA weighs 'adverse impact'
• King charged with multiple arson counts
• Testimony begins in Scaringe trial
• Wood-pellet system gets top marks
• Demonstration planned outside Owens's office
• Trail completes links between Wilmington and Adirondack pond
• Many use Essex County-sponsored discount-prescription program
• New Native American exhibit to open in April
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit expected to reopen
• Of Interest: Jan. 20, 2012
• Agency Insurance burglary prompts break in other cases
• House rises in Jamaica
• Cuomo budget would move Belleayre to ORDA
• APA rejects Adirondack Wild motion
• Cuomo sets $199,000 salary cap for contractors
• Nine chosen for Scaringe rape-trial jury
• Building trades council members protest CVPH project
• Business disaster plans recommended
• NY Senate bloc pushes for small business laws
• Foreign-education documentary to be shown at PSU
• Agency Insurance burglary prompts break in other cases
• Building trades council members protest CVPH project
• Cuomo budget would move Belleayre to ORDA
• Show delivers message to school kids via yo-yo
• Intruder breaks in to Agency Insurance
• Cuomo unveils state budget
• Cuomo sets evaluation ultimatum
• Evening ice causes multiple accidents
• Tenants cope following fire
• Drug Task Force nets arrest
• Clute looks back on time as judge
• Essex County addressing rabies issue
• Local man receives gift from Bhutan queen
• Of Interest: Jan. 18, 2012
• Plattsburgh centenarians offer life advice
• Evening ice causes multiple accidents
• It's Trivia Tuesday, folks. Today's question: What year did the Applied Environm...
• Drug Task Force nets arrest
• Gov. Cuomo presents lean NY state budget
• Cuomo calls for holding line on higher ed funding
• Essex County addressing rabies issue
• Willsboro apartment-building fire started in basement
• Lighter blamed for second Willsboro fire
• Snowmobile racing does well despite the cold
• Locals unite for MLK celebration
• Town of Champlain earns StormReady designation
• Man convicted of shooting son charged with parole violation
• Keeseville sex offender loses two appeals
• Ti downtown commercial goes up and down
• Cuomo set to release $130B-plus 2012-13 NY budget
• Of Interest: Jan. 17, 2012
• Conflagration started in basement
• Man convicted of shooting son violates parole
• Lighter blamed for second Willsboro fire
• East Coast Snocross Series Cruises Into Town
• Ti downtown commercial goes up and down
• Anti-abortion demonstrators march despite cold and ice
• Flood gages in New York and Vermont saved for now
• FEMA flood buyout proceeding
• Combat vets help Moriah teenager
• Lookback: Jan. 16-22
• Of Interest: Jan. 16, 2012
• Do the can can, with pressure
• Flood gages in New York and Vermont saved for now
• The annual community celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will take place a...
• Brief outage darkens part of Plattsburgh
• FEMA flood buyout proceeding
• Scaringe rape trial to start
• Tupper developer eyes permit decision day
• County endorses Newcomb railroad proposal
• Dealers offer pleas
• Identifying overdose victims
• Prescription crackdown
• AmeriCorps to further work of Martin Luther King
• Imagining the Imaginarium
• North Country Optical enjoys new location
• Trendy wedding dresses exhibit vintage flair
• Aliens to invade Saranac Lake
• Scaringe rape trial to start
• Prescription crackdown
• Local woman sentenced in death of her father's girlfriend
• Area SUNY leaders praise "State of the University" address
• Local Red Cross names new executive director
• Risky roads conditions
• Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration planned
• Primarily primary
• Of Interest: Jan. 14, 2012
• Local students win grant to build life-saving water filter
• Area SUNY leaders praise "State of the University" address
• Local Red Cross names new executive director
• Local woman sentenced in death of her father's girlfriend
• Three airlines submit bids to serve Plattsburgh Airport
• Storm brings freezing rain, snow
• Kerosene heater to blame for Moira fire
• United Way creates recovery group
• Seton Coffee House
• Benefit event to boost Scholarship Fund
• Willsboro to unveil land-use plan
• State legislators to address high-school students
• Peru Central gives State of District report
• NY seeks information about sick or dead deer
• Three airlines submit bids to serve Plattsburgh Airport
• Peru Central gives State of District report
• Storm brings freezing rain, snow
• City of Plattsburgh issues snow emergency parking ban
• Kerosene heater to blame for Moira fire
• Willsboro to unveil land-use plan
• Just to give everyone a heads-up: From 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, there will b...
• Teen death ruled accidental oxymorphone overdose
• Fire guts Moira home
• Pleas in Tupper Lake melee
• HomeGoods store planned for Consumer Square
• Love at first bite
• Town of Plattsburgh to form new Recreation Commission
• Federal-prison rap handed down
• Grant mostly funded septic for Mooers family
• Of Interest: Jan. 12, 2012
• Fire guts Moira home
• A weather advisory has been issued for our region tomorrow. Remember to check th...
• Audit criticizes town oversight at airport
• Essex County radio system may go on air in 2013
• Senate moves APA commissioner confirmation forward
• Mooers man faces rape charge
• Burn victim scheduled for surgery
• Peru receives $1 million loan for flood damage
• Plattsburgh Town Council appointments made
• Ice and snow can cause problems for homeowners
• Of Interest: Jan. 11, 2011
• Major cuts to prescription-drug coverage affect state's elderly
• It's Trivia Tuesday, folks. Let's see who remembers which graduating class year'...
• We've got some news about Homecoming that we think you'll like -- and a bunch of...
• Should the Village of Keeseville dissolve?
• Horse, bull found dead
• Canadian man pleads guilty to alien smuggling
• Investigation leads to city drug arrest
• Calnon reappointed City of Plattsburgh mayor pro tem
• City School District to conduct teaching-conditions survey
• SUNY chief delivers 'State of University' speech
• New term likely for Essex County Social Services commissioner
• Best guess to win $1,000
• Firefighters trying new fundraiser
• Check out the new SUNY system video.
• Hospital plans to purchase Smith House
• Local teachers find funding online
• New Moriah Town Courthouse opens
• Wounded veteran honored posthumously
• Owens discusses impact of electronic campaigning
• Congressman shares views on topics
• Area brides turn out for Plattsburgh's Bridal Expo
• Essex signs give taste of hamlet
• Lookback: Jan. 8-14
• Motors on display
• VA: Outreach clinics won't close; doctor search on
• Former sheriff's lieutenant loses appeal
• Malone adding stop signs
• PSU renovations stalled briefly due to asbestos
• Essex County will form employee residency committee
• Citizen seen as needed on redistricting panel
• Rescue agency moves to more spacious digs
• A chance to change
• Financial advisers see volatility ahead
• Seamstress in new location
• CVPH/Fletcher Allen to work collaboratively with heart-surgery programs
• Black Brook man sentenced for illegal disposal
• Clinton Community College kicks off major fundraising effort
• Local woman ordered to pay back more than $2 million
• West Chazy woman badly injured in car crash
• Clinton County Sheriff's Department crackdown on contraband nets officer
• Jay, Black Brook water line completed
• North Country Chamber hosts regional officials
• Flights of the drones
• Of Interest: Jan. 7, 2012
• Here's a nice story about Jason Martuscello '10, who changed the way he lived in...
• CVPH/Fletcher Allen to work collaboratively with heart-surgery programs
• Local woman order to pay back over $2 million
• West Chazy woman badly injured in car crash
• Black Brook man sentenced for illegal dump
• Clinton Community College kicks off major fund-raising effort
• NY officials announce new ice fishing regulation
• Locker Plant property work to resume in spring
• Town is plowing county roads again
• No bids received so far for airport service
• City council approves 2012 budget
• Police make arrest in Broadway jewelry heist
• Malone legislator to lead county
• Temporary display recalls Cold War in Clinton County
• Bring on the athletes
• Of Interest: Jan. 6, 2012
• Montreal oratory offering carillon demos
• We've seen alumni on Facebook from around the country referring to it as being "...
• Local leaders praise governor's State of State
• School chief criticizes governor
• Bombardier lays off 105 workers
• Clinton County Legislature re-organizes for new term
• Blunt-force trauma killed two in Dec. 30 accident
• Mooers man still in critical condition
• Lake Placid residents challenge example set by school super
• Host families needed for African visitors
• Of Interest: Jan. 5, 2012
• Local leaders praise governor's State of State
• Man severely burned in Mooers house fire
• Longtime development leader to retire
• Arson suspect struck firefighter
• Ticonderoga home damaged by fire
• NY Gov. Cuomo sets state on course for 2nd year
• Lake Placid loses beloved Hall of Fame member
• Holiday Helpers made season bright
• Of Interest: Jan. 4, 2012
• 80-year-old marks birthday with sky dive
• Arson suspect struck firefighter
• Luke Myers, Lake Champlain Research Institute research associate, and its direct...
• Damage tops $500,000 in Mountain Lake Services arson
• New supervisors take office in Essex County
• Retailers see post-holiday exchanges, gift-card purchases
• Historic Saranac Lake receives large donation
• Malone IDA to dissolve
• Hydrant funds OK'd
• Eyeglasses sought for Nicaraguan needy
• Diesel fueled startup of dog rescue
• Of Interest: Jan. 3, 2012
• Asthma/allergy services available at Urgicare
• Hydrant funds OK'd
• Retailers see post-holiday exchanges, gift-card purchases
• Damage tops $500,000 in Mountain Lake Services arson
• Area's first baby of 2012 born at CVPH
• Seton international student laid to rest in Plattsburgh
• One injured in city house fire
• Jay continues rebuilding with help from within
• Bringing golf to amputees
• Many pitch in to get lost dog home again
• 'Survivor' win draws attention to Willsboro
• Lookback: Jan. 2-8
• Christmas-tree disposal a cinch
• SUNY Plattsburgh wishes you a happy, healthy and contented 2012. In the words of...
• Woman injured in city house fire
• Area's first baby of 2012 born at CVPH
• Jay continues rebuilding with help from within
• Weather disasters topped the news in 2011
• Almost $1 million goes to Essex County flood repairs next year
• Christmas Bureau meets goal
• Koffee Kat on Wheels hits the road.
• Westward ho!
• Business Briefs: Jan. 1, 2012
• Farm Briefs: Jan. 1, 2012
• Of Interest: Jan. 1, 2012
• Christmas Bureau meets goal
• Almost $1 million goes to Essex County flood repairs next year
• Communities mourn young people killed in crash
• Franklin County to work on redistricting
• Local Planned Parenthood president retires
• Keeping the feline faith
• Franklin County cancels union raises
• State audit: Clinton County doesn't test enough
• Fire destroys Ellenburg Center barn
• Chazy native searches for dog lost in Pennsylvania
• Of Interest: Dec. 31, 2011
• First Night Burlington designed for all ages
• Union raise canceled
• Fire destroys Ellenburg Center barn
• Communities mourn young people killed in crash
• P'burgh Sears, Kmart not on closure list — yet
• Ring in 2012 at First Night Saranac Lake
• Snowgun-slingers of Whiteface
• Sam Trombley honored at last meeting
• Defayette, Walker, Sears also honored
• Rabid stray cat discovered in Westport area
• NY bill would require bachelor's degrees for RNs
• Healthy Beverage Campaign targets vending machines
• Home holds appeal for New Year's Eve
• Of Interest: Dec. 30, 2011
• P'burgh Sears, Kmart not on closure list — yet
• Rabid stray cat discovered in Westport area
• Home holds appeal for New Year's Eve
• Plattsburgh man charged with attempted murder
• Council OKs library fund transfer
• Airport Committee endorses expansion conceptual plan
• Moriah north end residents to get fresh water
• PHS students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
• Export program has new lenders
• New Internet option eyed in Dannemora
• Embezzling charges for former director at ComLinks
• NACS senior tops in dairy showmanship
• Of Interest: Dec. 29, 2011
• Theft, embezzling charges
• Plattsburgh man charged with attempted murder
• PHS students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
• Library employees ratify contract
• Fire destroys historian's apartment
• Burke farmhouse destroyed by fire
• Horace Nye up for sale, with conditions
• Tupper Lake man loses appeal
• Local Roy Rogers fan lauded
• Drivers must move over for more vehicles
• Trail proponents to study railroad's economic impact
• Essex County layoffs stand
• Of Interest: Dec. 28, 2011
• Trail proponents to study railroad's economic impact
• Essex County layoffs stand
• Horace Nye up for sale, with conditions
• For alumni who received 2012 calendars as gifts this holiday season, take a seco...
• Fire ravages farmhouse in Burke
• Library employees ratify contract
• Fire destroys city apartment
• Barn destroyed in suspicious Bangor fire; cattle lost
• Educators voice concern over Performance Review legislation
• Brock Marvin is a contest finalist
• NY 'move over law' expands to include amber lights
• Surprise donation feeds St. Joseph's Soup Kitchen
• Inmates can be better parents
• New office space eyed for Hubbard Hall property
• AuSable Forks Christmas dinner tradition continues
• Of Interest: Dec. 27, 2011
• Ease into exercise resolutions
• Brock Marvin is a contest finalist
• Tradition continues in AuSable Forks
• Barn destroyed in Bangor; cattle lost
• Educators voice concern over Performance Review legislation
• Local burglaries up; national rate down
• Owens frustrated over partisanship
• Chimney fire extinguished before extensive damage
• Rapid response saves Ticonderoga home
• PSU plans five new majors
• Combined Malone court criticized
• No figures for amount of court debt collected
• Community shows support for teen
• Essex County gets $2 million for communications
• Lookback: Dec. 26, 2011-Jan. 1, 2012
• Quick response saves home
• Combined Malone court criticized
• Rapid response saves Ticonderoga home
• Local burglaries up; national rate down
• PSU plans five new majors
• Owens frustrated over partisanship
• Local holiday sales a mixed bag
• A Christmas Story
• Mohawk woman to be canonized
• Cape Air sets record travel figures
• Generosity ensures gifts for children
• City School Board wants community input on budget
• Of Interest: Dec. 24, 2011
• Singing Santa celebrates 50 years of entertaining
• Local holiday sales a mixed bag
• Inmate arraigned on murder charge
• Essex County chairman going for third term
• Principal files discrimination complaint
• White Christmas is coming
• Ti man sentenced for child porn
• Malone woman gets prison for baby assault
• Merrihew wants successor to buy road with salary
• Need for food baskets increases
• Donation of rare coin boosts Salvation Army campaign
• Vigil set for Ashley Grady
• SUNY Plattsburgh Happy holidays from SUNY Plattsburgh to our students, alumni, f...
• It's Trivia Tuesday, everyone. What year did the Administrative Science and Econ...
• The newest issue of Plattsburgh Magazine should be in alumni hands any day.
• Peru Stewart's Shop robbed
• Child rapist gets 15 years
• Dashnaw sentence altered slightly
• Essex County budget hearing jammed
• NY mulls tax hikes for rich, cuts for middle class
• Committee looks into lake-level problems
• Cashier admits theft
• Lawmakers examine prison mental health treatment
• Effort on to replace Upper Jay Fire Station
• Todd LePine sworn in as mayor
• We have just received word that Dorothy Smith's memorial service, originally sch...
• North Country Strategic Plan presented to reviewers
• Laurentian Aerospace project making slow progress
• Wind-turbine rail yard under construction
• Franklin County looking to boost landfill revenue
• NY bans trash disposal of rechargeable batteries
• Expert: World must work together on economy
• Christmas festivities lift community spirits
• Paul Smith's College assessing safety
• Lookback: Dec. 5-10
• Of Interest: Dec. 5, 2011
• Wind-turbine rail yard under construction
• North Country Strategic Plan presented to reviewers
• Laurentian Aerospace project making slow progress
• Local schools cited as needing improvement
• Community supports grieving family
• Local fire districts late on tax-cap report
• FEMA deadline set for Dec. 15
• Warm November holds no portents
• Port Douglas resident honored in Ottawa
• Schlüter Systems conducts first Plattsburgh training school
• Wine makers open downtown shop
• Of Interest: Dec. 4, 2011
• Business briefs: Dec. 4, 2011
• Mickey's Restaurant and Lounge reopens
• Local schools cited as needing improvement
• Jobs lost at county contract agency
• North Hudson supervisor suit decided for Moore
• City library director to retire
• 3 arrested in Bombay burglary
• Library incident still unresolved
• Newcomb vote for term extension ends in tie
• Christmas Bureau has new location
• Generosity revived Thanksgiving feast
• Deadlines extended for Flood Insurance form
• Progress made on Champlain building collapse
• With finals week only nine days away, what tips can you share to prepare and sta...
• North Hudson supervisor suit decided for Moore
• Generosity revived Thanksgiving feast
• City library director to retire
• Newcomb vote for term extension ends in tie
• Dashnaw gets life in prison
• Drowning killed grandmother, grandson
• Former ComLinks director admits theft
• Absentee-ballot count overturns race
• City to fix old sewer system near river
• Franklin County adopts budget, with no override
• Hunter died by suicide
• Plattsburgh General Assembly holds Communiversity events
• Major General visits soldiers in Afghanistan
• Tree lighting, Santa part of AuSable Forks event
• Grandmother, grandson die following crash
• Missing Lake Placid hunter found dead
• Dustin Hill pleads guilty to Larabie murder
• Audit reveals thousands of dollars missing from Bombay Fire Company
• Testimony in North Hudson supervisor suit wraps up
• Revenue from mortgage tax disappointing
• Research yields more than data
• Snowball Gala glistens Saturday in Tupper Lake
• Of Interest: Dec. 1, 2011
• Dustin Hill pleads guilty to Larabie murder
• We regret to inform you of the death of Dorothy Smith '84 G'89, an adjunct profe...
• Bids out for new Plattsburgh air carrier
• Search on for hunter missing near Mount Jo
• Tax-cap division in Franklin County
• Sophie Clarke still surviving
• More drug-sweep arraignments take place
• Scores ticketed for illegal hunting in eastern NY
• Ti, E'town have new preschool classrooms
• An honors society for veterans
• Many nonprofits benefit from grant program
• Losing candidate seeks reversal
• Tonight, while SA election results were being released, John Murray, deputy gove...
• The results are in, and here is Charles Sanchez, the new Student Association pre...
• It's Trivia Tuesday, everyone. Which was the last graduating class to participat...
• Building collapse causing concern
• Essex County gets list of non-resident workers
• Ti man arrested in drug sweep
• NY website lists 52,000 job openings statewide
• Chazy Public Library to open new space
• Progress continues on Adirondack Carousel pavilion
• New thrift shop provides for animals
• Raffle for quilt covers many costs
• State warns about gift-card fees
• Holiday events coming up in Malone
• Ti man arrested in drug sweep
• Essex County gets list of non-resident workers
• Raffle for quilt covers many costs
• Arts Center has new leaders
• Early College in the Adirondacks
• Old Willsboro School will be converted to assisted living
• Flooded communities get $10 M in highway aid
• Shoppers connect with Cyber Monday
• Westport under tax cap for 2012
• Willsboro students create cemetery sign
• Plattsburgh State AIDS program emphasizes public education
• Irene storm fund created for Essex Country
• Lookback: Nov. 28-Dec. 4
• Faculty, staff and students, come support student scholarships.
• Assisted-living project wins grant
• AIDS program emphasizes public education
• Former Ti hospital to get new use
• Jobs available but training needed
• Keene Fire Department moves to rebuild station
• Plattsburgh man arrested for insurance fraud
• Museum keeps rolling along
• Westward ho
• All can help stem the tide, professor says
• Visiting mime stresses silence at hospital
• Pizza shop open for business
• Bookmobile Schedule: December 2011
• Keene Fire Department moves to rebuild station
• Jobs available but training needed
• Regional Economic Development Council names priority projects
• Black Friday draws shoppers to local, national stores
• Clinton County delays redistricting decisions
• North Hudson supervisor race litigated
• Town eyes merging lighting entities
• Empire State Development names Strategic Plan Review Committee
• U.S. military trains nascent Afghan Air Force
• Platters don't just talk turkey
• Of Interest: Nov. 26, 2011
• Dinos unearthed at new Montreal exhibition
• Power Authority rates to jump
• Community shares in Thanksgiving meal
• Time running out for USGS stream gages
• Local enterprise embraces Small Business Saturday
• Postal Service: Consolidation makes sense
• Malone man offers tremendous donation
• Historic cemetery chosen for wreath ceremony for veterans
• Rouses Point revives decorating competition
• Girl Scouts help needy
• Of Interest: Nov. 25, 2011
• Popular jewelry store robbed in Saranac Lake
• First major snowstorm socks North Country
• Ellenburg Center man donates kidney to daughter
• Holiday Train chugging through again
• Former Plattsburgh man admits killing wife
• Two more arrests in drug roundup
• Hill assigned new attorney
• Clinton County absentee count still not done
• State wants input on Crown Point Historic Site, campground
• Businessman saluted by area scouts
• We had our first significant snow fall today, leaving the campus cloaked in whit...
• Clinton County absentee count still not done
• Former Plattsburgh man admits killing wife
• Two more arrests in drug roundup
• Multiple tractor-trailers jackknifed in Cascade Pass
• Burgled jewelry store in Saranac Lake remains open
• Names, charges released from drug sweep
• Seton Catholic holds memorial for international students
• Injuries close new playground at LP Elementary
• Malone town taxes up 21%
• Plattsburgh native promoted to brigadier general
• Nutrition the focus of Biggest Loser activity
• Portion of Bucks Corners Road still closed
• Of Interest: Nov. 23, 2011
• Pass the peas and Thanksgiving memories
• Names, charges released from drug sweep
• Portion of Bucks Corners Road still closed
• Injuries close new playground at LP Elementary
• Hey alumni and current students, come and join the PAC — the Plattsburgh Alumni...
• Arraignments begin in Franklin Co. drug sweep
• Chazy girls soccer team reflects on winning season
• Expectant mom loses all in fire
• Good Samaritans resurrect Thanksgiving
• Essex County may weed out non-resident workers
• Clinton County budget comes in under cap
• Police follow leads on fatal hit-and-run
• State seeks comment on Crown Point site plan
• Caution urged with winter driving
• New Schroon budget is under state tax cap
• Malone town council win overturned
• Fleury murder case still active
• Burglary ranks No. 1 in Franklin County
• Downstate woman killed in Schroon hit-and-run
• New CP rail yard approved
• Fire seriously damages Morrisonville home
• City of Plattsburgh considers management raises
• Dancing With the (Plattsburgh) Stars
• Elizabethtown has 6% tax-levy decrease
• State looking to replace Route 22B bridge
• Lookback: Nov. 20-27
• Fire seriously damages Morrisonville home
• Downstate woman killed in Schroon hit-and-run
• Essex County wants jail overtime curtailed
• Retiring NCCC president will relocate
• Family seeks closure
• Champ featured on CBS Early Show
• Images of Irene devastation etched in memories
• Comfort Inn Family Entertainment Center reopens
• Michigans Plus marking 30 years
• Additional arrest in Essex County drug sweep
• Business briefs: Nov. 20, 2011
• Farm briefs: Nov. 20, 2011
• Additional arrest in Essex County drug sweep
• Essex County drug sweep nabs 12
• Essex County preliminary budget has 62 percent levy hike
• APA concludes Day 2 review
• Free Thanksgiving feast shut down
• International students' families make sad journey
• Willsboro Central Garden Club event grows every year
• Essex County Government Center goes smoke-free
• Woman sentenced for planning drug shipments
• Of Interest: Nov. 19, 2011
• Lots of family activities in Montreal this holiday season
• Essex County drug sweep nabs 12
• Free Thanksgiving feast shut down
• Essex County preliminary budget has 62 percent levy hike
• International students' families make sad journey
• Listen to a North Country Public Radio interview about the upcoming Nigh of Nati...
• Willsboro Central Garden Club event grows every year
• Woman sentenced for planning drug shipments
• Adirondack Club and Resort goes to APA commissioners
• Impact killed all four students
• Reasons to rally: 'We need change'
• Local man accused of rape
• Vehicular-assault sentencing
• Town of Dannemora to vote on budget
• Few comments on Franklin County budget
• Malone fountain to get facelift
• Salvation Army launches annual Kettle Campaign
• Impact of suicide on loved ones topic of presentation
• Vigil celebrates lives of students lost
• Cause of tragic accident investigated
• Stunned students cope with loss
• Foreign students won hearts at Plattsburgh school
• Social networking, texting helped and hurt
• Essex Co. recanvas overturns one supervisor result, confirms two others
• Hill requests new representation
• APA review of Adirondack Club and Resort begins today
• NY road, bridge repairs nearly done after flooding
• NY officials note $530M road project overruns
• Foreign students won hearts at Plattsburgh school
• Stunned students cope with loss
• Our community was rocked by news of the death of four high school students yeste...
• Hill requests new representation
• Vigil planned for four students killed in crash
• Recanvas confirms E’town, Essex supervisor-elect
• Lowe resigns as DEC Region 5 director
• Man gets prison for assaulting baby
• Four busted in Essex County on drug charges
• Accused murderer in court today
• Local rally aims to help the 99 percent
• Drug-awareness campaign launched
• Program can reduce heating costs
• Operation Christmas Child deadline nears
• Crown Point plans Thanksgiving meal
• Essex County election re-count starting
• Fatals confirmed in Schuyler Falls crash
• Man gets prison for assaulting baby
• It's Trivia Tuesday, everyone. When did Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders perfor...
• Program can reduce heating costs
• Local rally aims to help the 99 percent
• Spiegel house coming down off Fawn Ridge
• NCCC president to retire
• Essex County budget due today
• State officials project $350 million budget deficit
• NY comptroller says late checks hurt nonprofits
• Spirit Airlines raises online booking fee
• Civil Air Patrol cadets 'rescue' pilot
• Grant will bring African youths to Plattsburgh
• Plattsburgh's stars hit the dance floor
• Lewis tax levy meets state cap
• Pfizer facilities remain in good shape
• City dealing with street sign damage
• Hunters finding fewer deer this year
• Sex offender faces felony charge
• Adirondack Drug Task Force seizes trafficking money
• Hall Pass Tour hits PHS
• Dinner on at Great Adirondack Soup Company
• Salvation Army to start kettle drive
• Discussions focus on river remediation
• Libraries win grants for upgrades
• Adirondack Drug Task Force seizes trafficking money
• Sex offender faces felony charge
• City dealing with street sign damage
• We regret to inform you of the death of Dr. Jim Nolan, professor emeritus of bio...
• Pfizer facilities remain in good shape
• Hunters finding fewer deer this year
• Peru School launches superintendent search
• Change possible through court programs
• E'town teen to receive heart transplant
• More seek temporary aid
• Live Well in Essex
• Essex Co. Mental Health waiting list reduced
• Jay budget stays under tax cap
• Lowe's closure triggers assistance programs
• Pauls Smith's VIC: learning lab, natural playground, creative space
• Business briefs: Nov. 13, 2011
• Effort on to reinvent Keeseville
• CCRS ranks first among area schools
• Letter to soldier found 44 years later
• Ti Trestle Trail opens
• A new bridge opens a world away
• Advice offered for quitting smoking
• Family stands strong
• Of Interest: Nov. 12, 2011
• Students supply soldiers
• Keeping our veterans in our hearts and minds today and always. Thank you for you...
• SUNY Plattsburgh's Office of Marketing and Communication is in the process of de...
• CCRS ranks first among area schools
• Letter to soldier found 44 years later
• Appeals court: Pine Harbour must pay taxes
• Akwesasne woman admits to cancer fraud
• Veterans have vivid memories of serving, good and bad
• He's 11 on 11/11
• 11-11-11, and other bizarre dates in history
• Vote totals wrong; recount scheduled
• Sex offender arrested
• NY identifies 1,325 schools in need of improvement
• After the Battle of Plattsburgh
• Christmas Bureau begins application process
• Cuomo names Ulrich chairwoman of APA
• Construction begins on new PSU building
• Three Republicans win judge seats
• County hires new airport manager
• Man pulled from Lake Champlain in critical condition
• Proposed Peru levy same as 2011
• New Malone mayor eager to start
• Malone transition begins
• Malone tax levy up 21.22 percent
• Several close races in Essex County
• It's Trivia Tuesday. Which graduating class had the first outdoor graduation cer...
• Glorious sunrise over Lake Champlain this morning...
• Essex County could lease Horace Nye
• Still time to apply for storm assistance
• Moira man indicted for rape
• Woman admits injuring infant
• Candidate objects to use of art center for campaign event
• Hearing on re-districting set for Wednesday morning
• Discount card rings up big savings
• Spooky night at the museum
• In sugar shock? 5 things to do with leftover Halloween candy
• Third-annual race event to add relay
• Dr. Marty Lubin's film, "The Boys of Esplanade," a sociologic study of the 1950s...
• Tickets are still available for the U.S. Army Field Band of Washington, D.C., pe...
• No more E'town, Saranac Lake driver tests?
• County clerks say area too rural to lose test sites
• Charter Internet, phone service outage reported
• Rare October snow brings winter landscape to NY
• Locals go all out for Halloween
• PSU film series promotes open dialogue
• Champlain food drive embodies cooperation, generosity
• Lookback: Oct.31 - Nov. 6
• All that jazz
• Charter Internet, phone service outage reported
• No more E'town, Saranac Lake driver tests?
• Plattsburgh International Airport received healthy dose of funding for 2011
• NY gov declares state of emergency in 13 counties
• New group to help long-term economic development plan
• Ti to dedicate trestle trail
• Crown Point stays under state tax cap
• City housing projects move ahead
• Officials offer tips to prepare for snow removal
• Survey shows support for tobacco-marketing restrictions
• Holiday Mail for Heroes kicks off
• Organizers hope for Tapawingo revival
• Plattsburgh International Airport received healthy dose of funding for 2011
• Dashnaw found guilty in retrial
• Teen indicted in Malone murder case
• Texas Roadhouse set to open Monday
• The Community Store in Saranac Lake opens
• Trick-or-Treat on Safety Street a community celebration
• Cuomo endorses Kosmider
• Moriah budget under state tax cap
• Of Interest: Oct. 28, 2011
• Wildlife Rehab Center offers educational experience
• Teen indicted in Malone murder case
• To all of our Open House guests this weekend, welcome to SUNY Plattsburgh. We ho...
• Dashnaw found guilty of murders
• Cuomo endorses Kosmider
• Texas Roadhouse set to open Monday
• NORAD conducts exercise flights over North Country
• Halloween is a few days away. How did you celebrate All Hallows Eve back in the...
• Two die in Akwesasne crash
• No verdict Thursday in Dashnaw retrial
• Franklin Co. to lay off 10 people
• Local doctor found negligent in death of Plattsburgh woman
• Constable man arrested for alleged hunting accident
• Essex County still cleaning up from Irene
• Major NY health insurers to open rate-hike data
• Occupy Albany takes tax protest to Cuomo office
• NY education commissioner to address school boards
• New ladder truck in service in Saranac Lake
• Essex County still cleaning up from Irene
• Jury ends deliberations for the day
• We just went over 17,000 fans. Nice!
• Local doctor found negligent in death of Plattsburgh woman
• Two die in crash at Akwesasne
• Dashnaw: 'I didn't do this'
• Appeal launched for more spring-flood aid
• Casino expansion a go
• Keeseville Elementary principal among best in country
• Repeat offender found guilty of felony DWI
• Pizza Palace moves to new location
• Polar Plunge event gears up for Plattsburgh City Beach
• Chazy budget under tax cap
• Dump old drugs on Saturday
• Of Interest: Oct. 27, 2011
• Some more sad news, we're afraid. Albert Montanaro, retired professor of communi...
• A campus memorial for Dr. Martin Lubin, longtime political science professor wh...
• Dashnaw defense rests
• Jeanie Roberts to retire
• Douglas pleads to misdemeanor; felony charges dropped
• First Malone dissolution meeting set
• Nursing Home enhancements planned
• Cuomo: More state aid for flood-damaged NY farms
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Halloween safety advice offered
• Kids contribute to shelter fundraiser
• Outlook blue for bluebirds
• Expert: DNA matches found on towel
• 96-year-old hits casino jackpot
• Land sale a success
• Allegiant flight diverted to North Carolina
• Albany Occupy protests hit millionaire tax, Cuomo
• Legislation aimed at protecting maple-syrup producers
• Assembly examines effect of direct sale of wine
• FCC action on phone 'cramming' sought
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Jay to host forum on Ausable River issues
• 96-year-old hits casino jackpot
• Expert: DNA matches found on towel
• Fort Ti elects new leader
• Legislation aimed at protecting maple-syrup producers
• Land sale a success
• The streets of Plattsburgh looked a little different this weekend ...
• Top Ti eatery to close
• Local wollastonite producer a world leader
• Town candidates face off in forum
• Monster Dash runners avoid Halloween horrors
• Keene still needs storm-recovery help
• Reber woman marks a century of life
• City to consider new sign ordinance
• Sex-offender info now on Facebook
• Train and Hobby show raises money for Fire Police Association
• Lookback: Oct. 24-30
• Top Ti eatery to close
• Members of the Japanese Cultural Association at Plattsburgh (J-CAP) finish decor...
• Sex-offender info now on Facebook
• Peru School District criticized for fund balance
• Occupy Plattsburgh meets for second weekend
• Broken hip prompts Franklin Co. Nursing Home review
• Zombies invade city
• Missing file delays consolidation
• Unique ecosystem teaches forestry lessons
• Seized counterfeit clothes donated
• Westport librarian steps down
• Newspaper on Vacaton
• Mexican restaurant gets new owners
• Deadline looms for inclusion in regional economic plan
• More flood funding in appropriations bills
• Social Security increase praised
• Police allege pot operation in charred home
• State mulls land plan for Clinton County
• Long-time County Legislature clerk retires
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit local teacher
• Human pink ribbon symbolizes early screening efforts
• Of Interest: Oct. 22, 2011
• Halloween-themed events abound in Montreal
• Police allege pot operation in charred home
• Don't forget about the U.S. Army Field Band, performing for free, Nov. 1 at 7 p....
• Long-time Franklin County Legislature clerk to retire
• Deadline looms for inclusion in regional economic development plan
• Gadhafi's death resonates locally
• Dashnaw prosecution may be winding down
• Two Plattsburgh brothers charged after break-in
• Sex offender admits to violation
• Schumer pushing for bill to rehire teachers
• NY seeks fed grant to bolster kids in early grades
• Moriah Water District 3 rate up
• CCC promotes green practices
• Final Fun Run held
• Flame will play in Plattsburgh
• Gadhafi's death resonates locally
• Two Plattsburgh brothers charged after break-in
• Dashnaw trial may be winding down
• Moriah Water District 3 rate up
• Forensic document examiner says notes written by Dashnaw
• 20-plus calves, cows die in fire
• Plattsburgh RV Park to expand
• Historic Chilson building burns
• Man arrested for choking woman, lunging at chief
• Trooper killer may have been planning escape
• Justices step back from candidate case
• Essex County ponders Nursing Home lease
• PSU establishes Fulbright chair
• Schumer: Bill would rehire NY teachers in layoffs
• Alumni who graduated in years ending in 2 and 7, it's not too early to mark your...
• Clinton County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Clinton County
• Historic Chilson building burns
• Candidate's case to move
• Defendant objects to release of closed-court to media
• Then again...having people sign a giant ball is pretty cool, too.
• Nothing says, "We're raising money for a good cause today" like a bunch of pie f...
• Chateaugay barn fire kills calves, cows
• Essex County ponders Nursing Home lease
• Man arrested for choking woman, lunging at chief
• Human chain comforts aching hearts
• Meeting the tax cap would mean drastic cuts
• Arrest adds pressure to mayoral race
• 20 Lowe's stores on chopping block; Plattsburgh safe
• Electronic-medical-records network expands
• Deadline for absentee ballots fast approaching
• Moriah, Schroon want to reduce energy consumption
• Researcher: Wild wolves wandered into NY
• Of Interest: Oct. 19, 2011
• Human chain comforts aching hearts
• 20 Lowe's stores on chopping block; Plattsburgh safe
• Arrest adds pressure to mayoral race
• Meeting the tax cap would mean drastic cuts
• Dashnaw OK'd to conduct own defense
• Malone mayoral candidate arrested
• Accidental shooting injures Malone man
• Sunmount, other layoffs on hold
• Demonstrations, poll fuel NY millionaire tax push
• NY proposes several measures to stop test cheating
• Cuomo picks McCall, one-time rival, as SUNY chair
• See cemetery by lantern light
• Plattsburgh State students plan local World AIDS Day conference
• Trees planted to assist storm recovery
• Bipolar disorder behind former Peru superintendent's departure
• Camp Gabriels site eyed for veterans cemetery
• Lamprey-treatment season a success overall
• Corner Stone Bookshop open indefinitely
• Couple wed after New York legalizes same-sex marriage
• Rouses Point seeks grant to aid businesses
• Some stretches of roads still closed
• Lookback: Oct. 16-22
• Of Interest: Oct. 17, 2011
• Bipolar disorder behind former Peru superintendent's departure
• It's every student's least favorite season: midterms. By now freshman have disco...
• Corner Stone Bookshop open indefinitely
• Camp Gabriels site eyed for veterans cemetery
• Proposed cuts in LIHEAP funding will affect North Country
• Residents gather in response to Wall Street demonstrations
• Essex County DA to start dismissing tickets
• Boy band visits PSU
• North Country Mission of Hope kicks off Change for Christmas
• Fractured plans divide Adirondack railroad corridor continuum
• DOT railroad corridor plan seen as dated
• Disc golf a growing sport in North Country
• Many fresh cold-weather products for sale
• Essex Inn experiences a renaissance
• Looking for things to do? Check out our events calendar online.
• Residents gather in response to Wall Street demonstrations
• Proposed cuts in LIHEAP funding will affect North Country
• Short-lived Peru Central super agreed to severance package
• Saranac man sentenced to 30 years for child sexual assault
• Dashnaw retrial continues with more surveillance images
• Video crew chases after Champ
• Smoking out the problem
• Changes made to Clinton County election list
• Jail seeks cash for repairs
• Of Interest: Oct. 15, 2011
• Specialist advocates emergency preparedness at county fair
• Short-lived Peru Central super agreed to severance package
• 2012 Empire State Winter Games a go
• Testimony places alleged murderer at Vermont convenience store
• Saranac man sentenced to 30 years for child porn
• New health chief sworn in
• Variable-leaf watermilfoil found in South Bay
• Former CVPH M.D. testifies in high-profile trial
• Major water-main break quickly repaired in Saranac Lake
• Natural gas cost to drop this winter in NY
• Owens wants House vote on Chinese currency manipulation
• Two races for three seats
• Jay, Black Brook can borrow $1 million each
• Stapleford officially resigns as Peru Central superintendent
• School gives good marks to goose-feces solution
• Dashnaw retrial continues
• Teens allegedly steal liquor, bar snacks
• Guinea man arrested at Champlain border crossing
• Cuomo administration to target residential care
• 2 Adirondack towns aim to cut energy, save money
• Bow, muzzleloader seasons set to begin in NY
• Many posts up for vote in Clinton Co.
• Teens allegedly steal liquor, bar snacks
• Jay, Black Brook can borrow $1 million each
• Reminder, the deadline to apply for grad school for this spring semester is Frid...
• School gives good marks to goose-feces solution
• Schumer: Home heating fuel to go up 30 percent
• Narrow escape from flames
• Prosecution builds paper trail of evidence
• 2012 Essex County budget called a 'train wreck'
• Clinton County sales tax staying on pace
• Report: NY's Legislature spent $105M in 6 months
• Report: Layoffs hit 3 percent of NY teachers
• Town garages to get natural gas
• Canines offer special brand of health care
• Kids to stand against bullying
• Locals organize for common cause
• Check out what 2001 speech communication major Erik Schlimmer is up to:
• Grant program funds fraud investigation
• Man stabbed outside Ti bar
• Barn destroyed but home saved
• Clintonville native has the looks for German sci-fi thriller
• New Ti town budget has slight increase
• New manager heads BOPA Museum
• Cardinal PR receives industry recognition
• Plattsburgh State offers new major
• Mooers Food Pantry feeds the hungry
• Of Interest: Oct. 11, 2011
• New Ti town budget has slight increase
• Barn destroyed but home saved
• Grant program funds fraud investigation
• Man stabbed outside Ti bar
• Mooers Food Pantry feeds the hungry
• Franklin County plans tax-cap override
• Storm forum planned for Jay
• Adirondack Public Observatory gets APA draft permit
• Despite police mobilization, Occupy Wall Street remains peaceful
• Tentative budget shows increase in Peru taxes
• Essex County elections include supervisor, council races
• Lookback: Oct. 10-16
• In The Service: Oct. 10, 2011
• Of Interest: Oct. 10, 2011
• Adirondack Public Observatory gets APA draft permit
• Storm forum planned for Jay
• Tax-cap override proposed
• Town of Plattsburgh meets 2-percent tax-levy cap
• Bat attack apparently drug related
• Essex County coroners on hot seat
• Masses gather for General Assembly
• PSU students impact the local community in more ways than one
• Crown Point students get advanced classes in Ti
• Additional storage buildings coming at Lucenda Self Storage
• ARC provides a variety of services
• Ripe for the picking
• Goldie's Grocery in new location
• Bat attack apparently drug related
• Town of Plattsburgh meets 2-percent tax-levy cap
• Four arrested for alleged burglary, baseball-bat assault
• Jury hears more police testimony in Dashnaw retrial
• Occupy Wall Street highly organized
• State layoffs continue to fuel families' fears
• Study includes Albany merger for P'burgh Mail Center
• Power-outage grievance aired
• Priorities shifted
• Of Interest: Oct. 8, 2011
• Sisters catch up after meeting of a lifetime
• State layoffs continue to fuel families' fears
• Four arrested for alleged burglary, baseball-bat assault
• Jury views autopsy photos in Dashnaw retrial
• Study includes Albany merger for P'burgh Mail Center
• Priorities shifted
• Murdered woman's nephew testifies at retrial
• Port Kent and Schuyler Falls post offices slated to close
• Baseboard electric heater sparked fire
• Local men heading to Occupy Wall Street
• Lake Placid woman finds dead bear in backyard
• Scaringe trial date set
• AmeriCorps officially returns to region
• Cuomo warns of another tough NY budget year ahead
• Cuomo open to deal in PEF layoff standoff
• Couple aim to preserve history of 19th-century quarry
• Scaringe trial date set
• Tupper Lake firefighters douse Rounds Avenue blaze
• Murdered woman’s nephew testifies at retrial
• Schuyler Falls, Port Kent post offices likely to close
• Couple aim to preserve history of 19th century quarry
• Third day of Dashnaw trial sees more police testimony
• Plattsburgh Friendly's to stay open
• No merger in sight for Saranac hockey
• PSU speaker overcomes adversity
• Community rallies for post office
• PO closure could mean tax hike
• Purple is the color of bruises
• An acclaimed win amid immeasurable loss
• Of Interest: Oct. 6, 2011
• Student-run Cardinal PR recently helped Hannah's Hope win a Pepsi Refresh grant...
• Plattsburgh Friendly's to stay open
• Third day of Dashnaw trial sees more police testimony
• Purple is the color of bruises
• Friendly's files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Dashnaw retrial continues with investigator testimony
• CVPH and employees reach deal
• Ski resort sold
• Lake Placid chooses Bill Moore as police chief
• Audit says Crown Point needs town-clerk controls
• Inside the Earthwood Building School
• Rooftop Highway opponents establish website
• North Country congressman upset over lack of movement on China currency reform
• Time only draws couple closer
• Clinton County Property Transfers: Sept. 26 to 30, 2011
• CVPH and employees reach deal
• Audit says Crown Point needs town-clerk controls
• Ski resort sold
• Dashnaw retrial continues with investigator testimony
• Talk about marketing! It's catchy, it creates curiosity and gets the message acr...
• Drive Safely Work Week is underway. Getting there safely is everyone's business....
• Inside the Earthwood Building School
• Lake Placid chooses Bill Moore as police chief
• Murder retrial testimony recalls family fears
• Hiker killed in fall worked at Paul Smith's College over the summer
• Gibson Brothers take 2 at IBMA Awards
• Attempt to discuss county-clerk action fails
• DA to attend Hawaiian summit
• Bee losses narrowly averted
• Program will pay for old refrigerator
• Trick-or-Treat on Safety Street coming up
• Schumer says unfair trade deals give China advantage
• Paving of Route 86 postponed until spring
• Essex County hires from within for Public Health chief
• Whiteface, Gore both benefit from state funding
• Locals see no relief in lower gas prices
• Blind vet's life changed by guide dog
• Port Henry raises water rates
• Sex offender arrested
• Willsboro shares in Life Chain event
• Lookback: Oct. 3-9
• Students: Oct. 3, 2011
• Storm Briefs: Oct. 3, 2011
• Congrats to Eric and Leigh Gibson. The 1993 and 1994 grads won best vocal group...
• Blind vet's life changed by guide dog
• Essex County hires from within for Public Health chief
• Essex County contract subject of probe
• Sunmount layoffs worry parents
• Construction to begin on new PSU building
• PARC continues to market properties
• Autumn serves as most colorful time of year
• Fujitsu Frontech offers tour of Plattsburgh plant
• State eye-exam proposal draws fire
• Jury seated for double-murder retrial
• Disaster centers closing in Moriah and Jay
• Inn reaches out to community
• Disaster centers closing in Moriah and Jay
• Sunmount layoffs worry parents
• Essex County contract subject of probe
• Concerns raised over river cleaning
• Science suggests rivers always change
• NCCS evaluates transportation costs
• Franklin County plans layoffs
• Malone eyes 32.55% tax-levy hike
• Malone men charged with growing marijuana
• Lunch times go well in Peru gym
• Champy's Gas 'N' Go temporarily closed
• Students, parents support hockey at PHS
• Of Interest: Oct. 1, 2011
• Students, parents support hockey at PHS
• Concerns raised over river cleaning
• Champy's Gas 'n' Go temporarily closed
• Cuomo now open to 'tweaks' in labor contract
• NY to require benching students with concussions
• NY reconsiders new DMV rule
• NCCS evaluates transportation costs
• Mayor unveils city budget for 2012
• ORDA asks North Elba to reconsider cut
• Clinton County Public Health director to retire
• State plan to take over Medicaid sparks interest
• Dashnaw jury selection continues
• High amounts of toxic algae found in Lake Champlain
• NY's new 'still birth certificate' called humane
• Lake Placid streets, sidewalks to be evaluated
• Race to November begins
• Contract bids may save money
• Mayor unveils city budget for 2012
• State plan to take over Medicaid sparks interest
• ORDA asks North Elba to reconsider cut
• Clinton County Public Health director to retire
• Drive Safely Work Week (Oct. 3-7) is the Network of Employers for Trafic Safety'...
• Malone man gets prison in 'hit man' case
• Plattsburgh International Airport manager resigns
• Plattsburgh School District considers hockey merger
• Fujitsu showcases new facility
• NY audit notes $42M in Medicaid overpayments
• Resident shows true grit during storm
• Banner enrollment at Paul Smith's College
• County Legislature Candidates Address Public
• US DOT to release $5 million in emergency funds
• Storm Briefs: Sept. 29, 2011
• Malone man gets prison in 'hit man' case
• County Legislature Candidates Address Public
• Fujitsu showcases new facility
• Hi everyone, we can confirm that the rumors are true. The UK-based band One Dire...
• Plattsburgh School District considers hockey merger
• Fight over FEMA funding to go into next week
• Family sues School District over bullying
• Peru School evacuated due to chemicals
• High rises suffered flooding during Irene
• Cuomo to union that rejected contract: Think again
• Improved ER to open Thursday
• Translator recognized for academic excellence
• Gas-station parcel included in sale
• Public input sought on village master plan
• NY Senate seeks ideas to privatize infrastructure
• Improved ER to open Thursday
• Family sues School District over bullying
• Peru School evacuated due to chemicals
• Closure of Champlain Bridge to be marked
• 200 gallons of oil pulled from Lake Champlain tug
• High rises suffered flooding during Irene
• Man charged with stealing from Booster Club
• Essex County wants FEMA money
• State behind on payments to counties
• Jury selection for double-murder retrial begins
• Sex offender accused of not reporting new address
• Student transit in Clinton County discussed
• Plattsburgh's Salvation Army Corps under new leadership
• Volunteers perform riverbank cleanup
• Development Corp. receives two awards
• Road Construction Roundup: Sept. 27, 2011
• Nursing alumni gathered during Homecoming-Family Weekend at a luncheon featuring...
• Brainardsville home destroyed by fire
• A lot of buzz going on
• Pumpkin production patchy
• Underage drinking targeted
• Essex County may allow credit-card tax payments
• Peace and Justice Conference today
• Rouses Point man sentenced for Social Security fraud
• Lahtinen gets party nod in re-election bid
• Lockback: Sept. 25-Oct. 1
• Of Interest: Sept. 26, 2011
• Pumpkin production patchy
• Brainardsville home destroyed by fire
• Essex County may allow credit-card tax payments
• A lot of buzz going on
• Malone mayoral candidates discuss issues
• APA Economic Affairs hears early Economic Council report
• Adirondack flagpole flies over Brooklyn
• Ticonderoga instructor gets top award
• Downstate man gets five years
• Ti Emergency Squad gets new HQ
• Student investors try their luck
• Prescription card being distributed
• Irene left some really big holes
• Bookmobile Schedule: October 2011
• APA Economic Affairs hears early Economic Council report
• Stolen copper leads to heroin arrest
• Essex County wants assessment relief for flood lands
• Flood of Facebook messages fuel storm assistance
• Transition easy for new Saranac Middle School principal
• College teams donate Bed Race prizes to charity
• Road-repair bond being considered
• Morrisonville homeowner quells garage blaze
• Carlin to run as Conservative
• Family hikes inspire Adirondacks-themed paintings
• Stolen copper leads to heroin arrest
• See you at the martini social tonight? 8 p.m.-11 p.m. Samuel D's in Sibley Hall....
• Carlin to run on Conservative line
• Morrisonville homeowner quells garage blaze
• Road-repair bond being considered
• Homecoming Journalist Alumni Panel this morning in the Cardinal Lounge, Angell C...
• Funding for FEMA stalled in House
• Group: Irene cleanup damaging Adirondacks
• Rogers appointed new Plattsburgh city judge
• Florentino's restaurant open at Champlain Centre
• Franklin County cuts budget; levy still up 20 percent
• ComLinks kids program hungry for funds
• New auto dealership plan unveiled
• Ticonderoga man sentenced 12 years for child sex abuse
• Newly uncovered Civil War artifacts displayed
• Storm aid available to renters
• Innovative Missions Group Does It Again!
• Rogers appointed new Plattsburgh city judge
• Ticonderoga man sentenced 12 years for child sex abuse
• Florentino's restaurant open at Champlain Centre
• Funding for FEMA stalled in House
• Program still hungry for help
• Newly uncovered Civil War artifacts displayed
• Absentee ballots counted; Dame apparent winner by single vote
• Doheny to seek congressional seat again
• Farley jailed over drug test
• Franklin Co. DA: Drive-by linked to illegal drugs
• Tractor Supply names Ti store manager
• Forum opens floor to E'town candidates
• Size of staff an issue with county-clerk contender
• Feds push moving NY's primary from Sept. to Aug.
• Violence Opposed
• Classes will help with business startup
• Franklin Co. DA: Drive-by linked to illegal drugs
• Farley jailed over drug test
• Doheny to seek congressional seat again
• Clinton County primary results shift and tighten
• NY's top judge wants juvenile cases in family court
• The Press-Republican gave props to both SUNY Plattsburgh and Clinton Community C...
• Indian tribes make case to boost NY economic plan
• Tractor Supply names Ti store manager
• Town passes solid-waste facility law
• Plattsburgh man accused of filming teen girl
• Mold under attack at Peru Central
• Five escaped injury in drive-by shooting
• Flooding proved a challenge for Forest Dale Cemetery
• Bill would exempt some NY sales tax for flood victims
• SUNY creates fund to help victims of recent floods
• FEMA to pay for bridge
• Community colleges get seat on SUNY Board
• Koch warns NY redistricting could be vetoed
• Mold under attack at Peru Central
• Plattsburgh man accused of filming teen girl
• Town passes solid-waste facility law
• The residence life reunion scheduled for Homecoming-Family Weekend at Valcour ha...
• Five escaped injury in drive-by shooting
• Forum opens floor to E'town candidates
• Tickets still available for Wednesday's backpack fundraiser
• Railroad corridor under way
• Essex County waterways need dredging
• Lake Placid phone service returns after storm
• Michaels settles false advertising investigation
• Local schools among few honored
• Beware of Adirondack trail closures
• NY Gov. supports Obama's millionaire's tax
• Backpack Program fundraiser is Wednesday
• Applefest in Peru a rosy-red success
• Ski Center plans Oktoberfest
• APA Economic Affairs reviews North Elba railroad corridor
• Telephone infrastructure destroyed by Irene
• Michaels settles false advertising investigation
• Report says NY weak against smoking
• Ski Center plans Oktoberfest
• Are you among those signed up for Homecoming-Family Weekend this week (
• Essex County gets tough on smoking
• Butcher Block plans expansion
• CROP Walk rakes in $6,000
• Students' voice key to hazing prevention
• Flood cleanup ongoing in Jay
• Cuomo to hold meeting with NY flooding task force
• State drafting hydraulic-fracturing rules
• North Country Chamber to be honored
• Franklin County DA to be honored
• Graymont finalizes Concrete Building Supply acquisition
• Club Canada members share their passion with the rest of campus and folks on bot...
• Essex County gets tough on smoking
• Butcher Block plans expansion
• Rockeater Race captures adventurous spirit
• Saranac Lake water funds approved
• Stepping on
• Area lighthouse draws crowds each year
• Dennis Curtin now a partner at Whiteman Osterman and Hanna
• Donations sought for rail upgrade
• Ti cuts contractor licensing law
• P-R honored with Associated Press awards
• Pet Walk to raise funds for North Country Animal Shelter
• State program offers appliance grants
• Saranac Lake water funds approved
• SUNY Plattsburgh has done it again. "SUNY Plattsburgh Makes List of Top Colleges...
• Fight over FEMA money continues in Washington
• Climb for Glory, Muleskinner race up Whiteface draws 400 soldiers
• 2012 United Way Campaign off to strong start
• Taxpayers confused by school bills
• Jay cleanup news
• Attempted stabbing in library ends in arrest
• Mini-grants provide safety net for storm recovery assistance
• No thumb scans for Essex County workers
• SBA has loans available locally
• Alumni, families to connect at PSU event
• Fight over FEMA money continues in Washington
• No thumb scans for Essex County workers
• Here's what the hosts of this year's Meet Your Neighbors Night want their neighb...
• Jay cleanup news
• Taxpayers confused by school bills
• DMV fee OK'd in Franklin County
• Peru Central puts interim super in place
• Mud welcome for Rockeater Adventure Race
• Elizabethtown approves funding for flood repairs
• FEMA gets rolling
• Lake Champlain boat launch opened in Plattsburgh
• Do major events in Saranac Lake help businesses?
• Lewis to host Civil War Days
• Eight days at ground zero
• CCC student honors 9/11 lost, heroes
• The funeral services for Dr. Martin Lubin, longtime political science professor...
• Clinton County legislators vote to privatize home health care
• U.S. Attorney General addresses summit in Lake Placid
• Franklin County takes knife to budget requests
• City's bond rating improves
• Homeland Security training program created after 9/11
• Response plans ratcheted up after 9/11
• Hearing on 11B upgrades set for tonight
• Essex County agencies pitch in
• Board of Elections continues to wade through results
• Final 2011 fishing tournament starts today
• We regret to inform you of the death of Martin Lubin. Marty served on our politi...
• Original tax-levy hike: 76.9 percent
• Tonight is Meet Your Neighbors Night from 5 to 7 p.m., at four locations in Plat...
• City's bond rating improves
• U.S. Attorney General addresses summit in Lake Placid
• DOT hearing tonight
• RAs and dorm directors, you know what a tight-knit bunch you were and are. Remem...
• Response plans ratcheted up after 9/11
• Beach, Dame apparent winners
• Marnell, Ferebee take supervisor races in Schroon, Keene
• Harrietstown Council fires airport manager
• Tragedy spawned local improvements
• Federal prosecutors in NY discuss border issues
• Hotels did well on Labor Day weekend
• Essex County needs to pay for storm cleanup
• APA to discuss storm-damage response
• Clinton County legislators to vote tonight on home-health care
• Gillibrand: target capital to NY's rural areas
• Hey alumni from near and far, looking for something to do and connect with your...
• Cuomo stops in to reopen Route 73 in Keene Valley
• Willsboro native to appear on "Survivor"
• Border-security issues heightened since attack
• Equipment damaged by Malone outage
• FEMA sets briefing for agencies hit by Irene
• Economic Council public forum well attended
• Jail lawsuits hang on
• Polling places for primaries listed
• CCC named a Military Friendly School
• College to host anti-hazing events
• Willsboro native to appear on "Survivor"
• FEMA sets briefing for agencies hit by Irene
• Equipment damaged by Malone outage
• Cuomo stops in to reopen Route 73 in Keene Valley
• CCC named a Military Friendly School
• Jail lawsuits hang on
• The North Country Regional Economic Development Council will hold a series of pu...
• More than 50 colleges and universities will be represented at the third annual G...
• Response plans ratcheted up after 9/11
• NY Gov. Cuomo to make Essex County flood damage announcement
• 9/11 had a strong impact on 20-somethings
• Crowds turn out for Battle of Plattsburgh
• Verizon Wireless fires up Keene Valley cell tower
• Fire leaves Malone without power
• Two candidates on Keene Republican supervisor ballot
• Candidates set for Schroon Lake primary
• Incumbent councilors in Crown Point face two challengers
• College to host anti-hazing events
• Lookback: Sept. 12 to 18
• Of Interest: Sept. 12, 2011
• Today, our community remembered. Here are a few photos and an excerpt of the Nat...
• 9/11 had strong impact on 20-somethings
• SUNY Plattsburgh's annual Sept. 11 commemoration will be held at 4 p.m. today ne...
• Power out in Malone area
• 9/11 Remembered: Region has undergone major security changes since 9/11
• Local photographer captured 9/11 images
• Psychological impact of 9/11 varies from person to person
• Sept. 11 inspired selflessness
• Eight people displaced by Morrisonville fire
• Fire destroys Burke home
• Don't have to travel far to follow Stevenson's footsteps
• Battle rejoined
• SLIDESHOW: Battle of Plattsburgh
• Water main, lateral service connections in progress
• Expanded practice focuses on women's health
• SUNY Plattsburgh students played a very big role in today's Bed Race -- a Rotary...
• Fire destroys Burke home
• Eight people displaced by Morrisonville fire
• Parole denied for Kari Lynn Nixon killer
• Survivor's memories stark even 10 years later
• Healing pools mark absence of Twin Towers
• September 11 exhibit displayed at City Hall
• Legislature races highlight Clinton County primaries
• Battle of Plattsburgh parade, celebration today
• Peru Central superintendent on leave
• Motel owner says come on in to flood volunteers, victims
• Chevy anglers to visit Bill McBride Chevrolet
• Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration includes fair for children
• Parole denied for Kari Lynn Nixon killer
• Peru Central superintendent on leave
• Motel owner says come on in
• Pinnacle Airlines to end Plattsburgh-Boston service
• FEMA opens second Essex County Disaster Recovery Center
• Belfry Mountain radio tower will be relocated
• Four men charged in string of burglaries
• UNYTEA commemorates 9/11
• Remembering the lost
• Importance of reading to youngsters stressed
• Light-hearted take on war
• Fireworks show highlights battle commemoration
• NY reopens some hiking trails; many closed
• Nursing alumni, tell us about your clinical experiences at SUNY Plattsburgh. Whe...
• Morrisonville fire destroys home
• Franklin County budget ax falls hard
• Cuomo deploys state financial chief to North Country
• Crown Point man headed to state prison on sex charges
• Two injured in Altona accident
• NY Congressional members sponsor farmer aid bill
• Regional Economic Council to host forums
• NY state bill would boost controls on Vicodin
• Name chosen for special 1812-style beer
• Music ranges from Broadway to Dixieland
• SUNY Plattsburgh alumni: The Office of Marketing and Communication is in the pro...
• Local business owners struggle with storm damage
• Emergency Center manages disaster relief
• New Moses-Ludington CEO chosen
• New tax considered by Franklin County
• Higher county fees suggested for DWIs
• SUNY, Peace Corps create graduate program
• NY state education commissioner urges hard work
• Historic artifact from Valcour Island now on display
• Concerts headline Battle of Plattsburgh celebration
• Enrollment still open for Plucky Rooster Contest
• New Moses-Ludington CEO chosen
• Recovery effort continues; help needed
• New tax considered by Franklin County
• SUNY Plattsburgh will commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11 with a memorial s...
• Local business owners struggle with storm damage
• Historic Ellenburg sites on display during tour
• Camp Gabriels a tough sell for NY
• Schools change bus routes in response to storm
• Clinton County transportation needs being assessed
• Parcel seized for gas pipeline
• Medicaid recipients can get help to stop smoking
• FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opens in Jay
• Storm Briefs: Sept. 6, 2011
• Road Construction Roundup: Sept. 6, 2011
• Comptroller recommends efficiencies for NY gov't
• SLIDESHOW: Mooers celebrates Labor Day
• Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration features more troops, artillery
• Flood recovery moves slowly; FEMA help pledged
• Labor for your Neighbor volunteers flock to North Country
• PSU exceeds enrollment goals
• Franklin County offers worker buyouts
• Spring flooding disaster loans available
• Special events planned for holiday
• Flood Briefs: Sept. 5, 2011
• Lookback: Sept. 4-10
• Essex County artist keeps creative juices flowing with winery
• PSU exceeds enrollment goals
• Franklin County offers worker buyouts
• Moriah secures water funds
• Crash victim remembered as fun-loving person
• More disputes arise over city's River Trail
• Mickey's Restaurant and Lounge construction progresses
• Bridge-washout funding assessed
• 11-year-old who fell from 20-foot wall uninjured
• Companies work together to generate clean electricity with minimal waste
• Smooth Moves enjoyed success at beach location
• Research helping North Country high-tunnel growers
• Of Interest: Sept. 4, 2011
• Clinton County added to FEMA list
• Ausable River Campsite devastated
• City Beach shut for season
• Fatal motorcycle accident in Paul Smiths
• Lamprey-control activities set to resume
• Trail conditions remain unsafe
• Storm Briefs: Sept. 3, 2011
• Labor for Your Neighbor launched
• Labor Day makes for busy border crossings
• Swim garners funds for High Peaks Hospice
• The willows may be removed, but the pond is still a tranquill spot to enjoy a la...
• Irene damage closes Santa's Workshop
• Orchards suffer storm damage
• NY gov requests fed farm aid for Irene damage
• State audit on jail irks legislators
• Bookmobile to retire due to lack of funds
• Work progresses on Essex County byways
• Watch for scams in wake of disaster
• Jamboree planned for fire victims
• Saranac plans meetings on development proposals
• Storm Briefs: Sept. 2, 2011
• Bookmobile to retire due to lack of funds
• Orchards suffer storm damage
• Response to Irene impact continues
• Access to Lake Placid area restricted
• Irene damage closes Santa's Workshop
• Lincoln Pond road in ruins, Moriah recovering
• Elizabethtown deals with aftermath of Irene
• Clinton County snubbed again on individual aid
• Experiences of a lifetime
• Many hands make light work
• Storm Briefs: Sept. 1, 2011
• City Court Judge Penelope Clute to leave
• Owens speaks at AARP roundtable
• NY tweaks big game hunting laws for fall
• Medieval fair planned for next year
• Allison Oropallo, G'08, hopes to prove that women can do a “man’s job,” and perh...
• Thousands still without power
• Governor tours flood devastation
• Federal help sought for storm relief
• Road-repair priorities to reach stranded areas first
• Woman who died in Altona crash was standout athlete
• Missing teen found alive and well
• North Country schools gearing up for new year
• Storm Briefs: Aug. 31, 2011
• Road Construction Roundup: Aug. 31, 2011
• Of Interest: Aug. 31, 2011
• In honor of Homecoming-Family Weekend, Sept. 22-25, tell us about your favorite...
• Washed-out bridge claims two lives
• Irene's deluge destroys Keene roads, homes and Fire Hall
• Storm causes damage along Route 3 corridor
• AuSable Forks cleans up after Irene
• Generator blamed for garage fire
• NY farmers hit hard by Irene assessing damage
• Cuomo credits 'spirit' of New Yorkers in Irene
• Child-support unit at Akwesasne
• Happy trails after trials at Crane Horse rescue
• Big Tupper season-pass rates set
• Today was the first day of classes. Remember your first day and those worries a...
• Remnants of Irene pound region
• Civil War Ceremony
• Northway closed between Elizabethtown and Lewis
• New Yorkers clean up, regroup after Irene's wallop
• Schroon Lake school adding aquatic ecosystem
• Miner gets grant to research drainage
• Get prepared for future earthquakes
• Stutterers share their experiences
• Lookback: Aug. 29, 2011
• Of Interest: Aug. 29, 2011
• Students: Aug. 29, 2011
• Please note that Clinton County has declared a state of emergency because of the...
• NYC appears to escape the worst as Irene roars in
• Storm brings state of emergency, evacuations
• Port Douglas woman dies after being run over
• As Irene nears New York, troops deploy, races canceled
• Olympic rail trail draws opposition
• Students move in at Plattsburgh State
• CCC proves valuable to the community
• Bluff Point, CCC full of history
• Plattsburgh State professor's novel a must-read
• Moira clothing store has gently used upscale merchandise
• School officials concerned about tax cap
• Poems in a coffee mug
• Meet some of Plattsburgh's newest students (and some returning ones as well).
• Port Douglas woman dies after being run over
• Arch installation commands awe
• Clinton County home health care nurses continue to plead case
• River trail opponents still vocal
• Warnings issued as storms approach
• Vandals damage Plattsburgh High School
• Plattsburgh women wed after years of commitment
• Students: Aug. 27, 2011
• Of Interest: Aug. 27, 2011
• Plattsburgh man assigned to social-work project in Rwanda
• Almost 50 percent of our incoming freshmen are merit award winners. Learn more a...
• River trail opponents still vocal
• Clinton County home health care nurses continue to plead case
• Arch placement inspires awe
• Worker injured by falling debris
• FEMA denial angers supervisor
• Dormitory demolition readies site for new hotel
• Rezoning sets course for possible new Placid hotel
• Local government officials learn more about tax cap
• Government taxes make mission shipments more costly
• New CPA law signed
• New appliance rebate program offered
• Of Interest: Aug. 26, 2011
• St. Mary's of the Lake closed for Sunday services
• Local government officials learn more about tax cap
• Rezoning sets course for possible new Placid hotel
• Government taxes make mission shipments more costly
• Worker rescued from under collapsed roof at Ames Plaza
• Export initiative can help local companies
• Ice took heavy toll on Champlain Bridge
• Bridge move delayed until Friday
• Montreal woman guilty of trying to smuggle pills
• Charges dropped in city rape case
• City forced to pay for defense of legal action
• NY court: Teacher evals can't focus on test scores
• Work groups created for Economic Council
• NY starts its global 'Open for Business' campaign
• NY offers rebates on energy-saving appliances
• City forced to pay for defense of legal action
• Bridge move delayed until Friday
• Charges dropped in city rape case
• Export initiative can help local companies
• Fire proved a close call for Tupper homeowner
• Virginia temblor felt in North Country
• Beekmantown Central eliminates positions
• Sales-tax figures running ahead of pace in Franklin County
• St. Mary's Academy readies for classes
• Father pleads guilty to endangering twins
• Saranac Lake man charged with rape
• Montreal woman guilty of trying to smuggle ecstasy
• Franklin County readies for auction of seized properties
• Bridge arch scheduled for transport and installation Thursday
• Back to School for Plattsburgh - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Dig funded to seek shipyard location
• Virginia temblor felt in North Country
• Saranac Lake man charged with rape
• With less than a week before school starts, we’re thinking a lot about our incom...
• Beekmantown Central eliminates positions
• Request for FEMA flood-aid extension denied
• U.S. senators decry continued freedom of Libyan terrorist
• North Country classrooms filling up
• Redford Picnic
• Owners weren't home when Tupper Lake fire sparked
• Fight at Clinton Correctional leads to lockdown
• One son missing, another commits suicide
• Pataki mulls possible presidential run
• Some cats with HIV-like disease need homes
• Fort Ti Corn Maze offers fun history lesson
• Road Construction Roundup: Aug. 23, 2011
• Clinton Correctional Facility in lockdown
• Here’s a fairy-tale proposal for this SUNY Plattsburgh grad turned Cinderella. M...
• Owners weren’t home when Tupper Lake fire sparked
• Another FEMA denial
• North Country classrooms filling up
• Want to see how the campus has changed since you attended? Join us for a Welcome...
• Emergency personnel monitor Keene Valley landslide
• Landslide-endangered home moved to new Keene location
• Homeless man keeps positive outlook
• Renovations progressing at Malone schools
• Schumer: Deactivating cellphones can deter theft
• Tupper lake man competes in ultimate poker event
• Morrisonville man bested by Texas Hold'em this time around
• Lookback: Aug. 22, 2001
• Of Interest: Aug. 22, 2011
• Many ways to enjoy nature in Montreal
• Emergency personnel monitor Keene Valley landslide
• Renovations progressing at Malone schools
• More denials in Beekmantown
• Frustrated residents bare feelings on Facebook
• Officials investigating 'suspicious' Malone fire
• Franklin County legislator concerned over college-budget process
• Helping out helps beat addiction
• Library director displays books, artifacts from atomic bomb
• Fundraiser to benefit 23-year-old in need of kidney transplant
• Appreciation Day
• Peru couple accidentally uncover load of history in back yard
• Families gear up for back-to-school shopping season
• Plattsburgh man pleads not guilty to attempted murder charges
• Funding made available for design of airport expansion
• Champlain Bridge arch nears completion
• Champlain Bridge designer to give talk
• Jobs a key to Tupper project
• Congressman visits Israel
• Water upgrades to continue in Saranac Lake
• State session to help officials with tax cap
• Men accused of torturing great blue heron in Jay
• Newsmakers: Aug. 20, 2011
• Funding made available for design of airport expansion
• Men accused of torturing great blue heron in Jay
• Congressman visits Israel
• Check out this article on Ellen DeGeneres, written by 2011 graduate Jessica Bake...
• Father charged in baby manslaughter case
• Sand sculptures adorn city beach
• Gibson Brothers nab 7 IBMA nominations
• Battle of Plattsburgh gets national recognition
• Essex County getting prices for fingerprint timecards
• Wilderness Memorial service planned for Anne LaBastille
• Family Revival Days coming up in Franklin County
• Family Revival Days to focus on forgiveness
• Gibson Brothers nab 7 IBMA nominations
• Sand sculptures adorn city beach
• When our new students and their families come to town, they are going to be hung...
• Families react to Pavone sentencing
• Donated FedEx jet lands in Plattsburgh
• Tri-counties get federal designation for aid
• Cadyville Elementary School deal falls through
• Police seek information on missing teen
• Plattsburgh man accused of embezzlement
• Police issue new warning about email scam
• Judge: Lows Lake in Adirondacks is wilderness
• Lois McClure to visit Wilcox Dock in Plattsburgh
• Local man is now top Elk in nation
• Donated FedEx jet lands in Plattsburgh
• Tri-counties get federal designation for aid
• Plattsburgh man accused of embezzlement
• Families react to Pavone sentencing
• We've heard plenty of suggestions for what our incoming freshman should pack. No...
• City man indicted on attempted-murder charge
• Clinton County legislators hear plans from home health-care company
• State audit: Increase jail staff
• Fire again damages Lakeside Apartments
• Paintings stolen from Essex gallery
• Extra rabies vaccination clinics set
• Public warned again about transporting firewood
• Area hospitals part of patient healthcare information database
• Local fund assists those with cancer
• Owens supports rural jobs program
• Area hospitals part of patient healthcare information data base
• Extra rabies vaccination clinics set
• What was your favorite place to hang out while at Plattsburgh? For many of our y...
• Local fund assists those with cancer
• Fire at Lakeside Apartments investigated
• Union approves NY state labor contract
• Lowe's leaves Ti; 86 jobless
• FEMA denies individual flood aid, again
• Numbers didn't add up for aid, FEMA says
• FedEx jet donation to arrive Wednesday
• Company wants to take over Clinton County home-health care
• Retired correction officers to discuss Attica
• Second Adirondack hiker dies of heart attack
• Judge allows NY to join canoeist rights lawsuit
• NY to provide suicide prevention to schools
• BOCES classes open to adults
• Clinton Co. legislators to hear from home-health-care company
• FEMA denies individual flood aid, again
• SUNY Plattsburgh's Graduate and Professional School Fair is where you can explor...
• BOCES classes open to adults
• 2nd hiker dies of heart attack in High Peaks
• FedEx jet donation to arrive Wednesday
• Poor sales doomed Ti Lowe’s
• Work continues on Laurentian Aerospace deal
• Mission of Hope returns from 42nd trip to Nicaragua
• Ticonderoga man guilty of sexually abusing girl
• CSEA vote results on NY state contract expected
• SUNY begins 'sharing' administrative services
• Couple find love unexpectedly second time around
• Lookback: Aug. 14, 2011
• Ticonderoga man guilty of sexually abusing girl
• Work continues on Laurentian Aerospace deal
• Mission of Hope returns from 42nd trip to Nicaragua
• Less administrators more classes for SUNY
• Town garage construction complete
• Lake stewards help prevent the spread of invasive species
• $1.2 million awarded to Lake Placid scenic trail
• Bloomingdale camp destroyed by flames
• Civil War days to highlight the region's impact on the Civil War
• Peru man convicted in sex-abuse case
• Upward Bound gives students a big lift
• Local firm makes flour the old-fashioned way
• Turnpike Sports Bar now open
• Less administrators more classes for SUNY
• Peru man convicted in sex-abuse case
• Bloomingdale camp destroyed by flames
• City Beach reopens
• Senators host roundtable discussions throughout region
• County adds NY Alert to emergency protocol
• Hazard Plan will open up new funding
• Heart-attack victim saved by rapid response
• Mayor's Cup River Run Regatta plans new events
• DEC awards Smart Growth grants
• Rabid skunk found in Clinton County
• Westport students map district
• Of Interest: Aug. 13, 2011
• Rabid skunk found in Clinton County
• Remember packing for college – gathering up your stuff and trying to fit it all...
• Senators host roundtable discussions throughout region
• City Beach closed again today
• New details emerge in baby manslaughter case
• Saranac Lake starting pipe replacement
• Lake Placid-E'town bus route being added
• Police nab alleged serial burglar
• City murder case cleared for grand jury
• Mohawk man charged after standoff at ex-GM site
• New event will send floaters down river
• Worked/Wild opens in E'town museum
• Local Women of Distinction to be honored
• Randy Travis headlines Franklin County Fair today
• Accused murderer returns to court
• Toddler dies in Plattsburgh fire
• Malone braces for Randy Travis crowd
• Akwesasne Casino supervisor disciplined
• Four Essex County towns to host primaries
• Talent event to wrap up at Franklin County Fair
• Essex County Fair hosts Tim McGraw tribute
• Conservation Corps reunion planned in Malone
• City Beach closed temporarily
• Plattsburgh, Lake Placid to get 9/11 exhibits
• Attempt to halt principal swap denied
• DA: Mother "recklessly" left baby unattended
• Essex County Fair starts today
• Asbestos found at Nikki's site; tear-down can start
• Civil War camp a double success
• No APA permits needed for fiber-optic line
• Franklin County Fair to host Beach Boys tribute
• No primaries in Franklin County
• Project maps possible wireless antenna locations
• Village trustee will bow out after term
• Attempt to halt principal swap denied
• DA: Mother "recklessly" left baby unattended
• Asbestos found at Nikki's site; tear-down can start
• Village trustee will bow out after term
• Scientists warn of algae threat on Lake Champlain
• Essex County Fair starts Wednesday
• Accused murderer assigned attorney
• Victim described as kind, caring
• Chazy woman indicted on manslaughter charges
• Verizon workers picket over jobs, benefits
• Early review helps curb welfare fraud
• Baseball vacation cut short by devastating fire
• Talent contest, rooster contest highlight fair
• North Country institutions save big with NYSERDA incentives
• Seat-belt compliance at all-time high
• Road Construction Roundup: Aug. 9, 2011
• Chazy woman faces manslaughter charge
• Victim described as kind, caring
• Baseball vacation cut short by devastating fire
• Here’s another shout out. This one goes to all of you who work with Residence Li...
• City man arraigned on murder charges
• Seat-belt compliance at all-time high
• Fire destroys Brushton residence
• DEC gains prominent land-use lawyer as deputy commissioner
• Age doesn't slow Ticonderoga man
• Plattsburgh Town Council seats contested
• Demolition Derby featured at fair today
• Westport entities may stand alone
• Lookback: Aug. 8 to 14
• Students: Aug. 8, 2011
• Of Interest: Aug. 8, 2011
• Colonial Garden loses steward
• Fire destroys Brushton home
• DEC gains prominent land-use lawyer as deputy commissioner
• City man being charged with murder
• Three Plattsburgh Town Council seats contested
• Here's Dr. John Metallo's take on what we can do to prevent dropouts. Metallo is...
• Budget concerns focus of Franklin County Legislature
• Altona man gets three years in federal marijuana case
• Debris removal in Malone may start soon
• Border agents get new home
• Wineries prep for tasting tour
• New animal-shelter facility readies site in Elizabethtown
• Appeal denied for Rouses Point rapist
• Councilors want hedges trimmed back
• Regional Council has 20 members
• A century of medicine
• Budget concerns focus of Franklin County Legislature
• Altona man gets three years in federal marijuana case
• Residents upset over tree cutting for river trail
• County retirees upset with plan change
• Franklin County Fair begins
• Concrete evidence of Pike's Cantonment surfaces
• Fair to honor community members
• Georgia sex offender found living in Plattsburgh
• Clinton County a priority for federal grant program
• Of Interest: Aug. 6, 2011
• Montreal offers fun activities for whole family
• Residents upset over tree cutting for river trail
• Here’s a shout out to all you nursing majors. Nursing alumni, we’d love to know...
• Concrete evidence of Pike's Cantonment surfaces
• Clinton County a priority for federal grant program
• Georgia sex offender found living in Plattsburgh
• Postal Service to study Plattsburgh processing center
• Area group formed to watch congressman
• Toddler recovering from crash that claimed dad
• Community honors lost loves ones with Circle of Hope
• Arch of Lake Champlain bridge to be installed soon
• Injured teen rescued from Upper Wolfjaw
• Cause of winery fire narrowed down
• Elderly Willsboro man dies after accident
• Police: Fisherman died of natural causes
• PSU named one of best places to work
• Community honors lost loved ones with Circle of Hope
• Postal Service to study Plattsburgh processing center
• Congrats to Amy McCasland and Mahalia Ewers for being named to the 2011 U.S. Tra...
• Police: Fisherman died of natural causes
• Injured teen rescued from Upper Wolfjaw
• Cause of winery fire narrowed down
• Parlez-vous français? The North Country Small Business Development Center at SUN...
• Early morning fire consumes summer camp in Tupper Lake
• Authorities respond to unattended death in Keesevillle
• Rolling Hills approved in Westport
• Keeseville park wins Pepsi Refresh funding
• UNYTEA unhappy with debt-ceiling vote
• Poll shows Gov. Cuomo losing some GOP support
• NY Sen. Gillibrand supports policing bill
• NY investigates wages, bureaucracy at nonprofits
• Work Readiness Credential training offered
• Marketing website now available
• Early morning fire consumes summer camp in Tupper Lake
• Keeseville park wins Pepsi Refresh funding
• Rolling Hills approved in Westport
• Here Plattsburgh alumnus Lt. Gen. Leroy Manor (center) talks with President Nixo...
• Marketing website now available
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo has selected SUNY Plattsburgh President John Ettling to join t...
• Owens votes for debt-ceiling bill
• NY senators split on debt-ceiling vote
• Tractor Supply Co. coming to Ticonderoga
• Report: NY loses more residents to other states
• Tupper Lake brothers charged with burglary
• West Chazy man sentenced for rape
• New TV ads to promote smoking cessation
• Royalty crowned at Chazy Old Home Day
• Saranac Lake Block Party set for Thursday
• CCC Student Center dedicated
• West Chazy man sentenced for rape
• Tractor Supply Co. coming to Ticonderoga
• Join us for an evening of fun and networking, open to all alumni. We'll be at Va...
• Tupper Lake brothers arrested for burglary
• Royalty crowned at Chazy Old Home Day
• Mooers man gets two to six years for death of friend
• New York senators push individual aid for flood damage
• Local HSBC branches among 195 to be sold
• EPA tests Nikki's site in bid for funding
• McSweeney's Red Hots reopens after flood
• Wilmington man found dead in pond
• Essex supervisors table vote on Horace Nye broker
• Cuomo signs law aimed at domestic violence, guns
• NY board aims to catch test cheating
• $1.3 million in border development funds available
• Essex Board of Supervisors tables vote on Horace Nye broker
• Local HSBC branches among 195 to be sold
• New York senators push individual aid for flood damage
• Mooers man sentenced to two to six years in jail for death of friend
• Wilmington man died of accidental drowning
• Fire claims Plattsburgh winery
• Locals charged in downstate marijuana bust
• Employers angry over unexpected state bill
• Local woman dies from injuries in motorcycle accident
• Destination Master Plan initiatives moving forward
• Researchers following bass in Lake Champlain
• Peru wrapping up records-storage project
• Challenge grant awarded for media project
• Sen. Gillibrand: Teen driver proposal moving
• Citizens group to discuss trail
• Local woman dies from injuries in motorcycle accident
• Fire claims Plattsburgh winery
• Peru wrapping up records-storage project
• Locals charged in downstate marijuana bust
• Destination Master Plan initiatives moving forward
• County officials re-examining Horace Nye
• Retired Lake Placid teacher dies after crash
• Changes made to bus system
• Altona inmate work crew to stay for now
• Charter offers new online video service
• Local wood pellet operation ready to start production
• Plattsburgh State student has house-painting business
• Local publisher earns national recognition
• Farm briefs: July 31, 2011
• Westville farmers pick up pieces in fire aftermath
• County officials re-examining Horace Nye
• Elderly Lake Placid man dies after crash
• One person dead in Black Brook crash
• Kohl's eyeing former Ames plaza
• Essex County moves toward outdoor smoking policy
• Essex County approves $1.14 million toward NCCC budget
• Rabid raccoon confirmed in Westport
• Local park leads $50,000 Pepsi Refresh contest
• New pavilion to be dedicated in Jay
• Adirondack Economic Development Corp. has new director
• Hawkins Hall willows to be cut down
• Downtown boat launch now open
• One person dead in Black Brook crash
• Kohl's eyeing Plattsburgh plaza
• Rabid raccoon confirmed in Westport
• Local park leads $50,000 Pepsi Refresh contest
• Adirondack Economic Development Corp. has new director
• Governor names economic-strategy team
• AARP members concerned about proposed cuts
• Clinton County to get more federal funding for airport
• Nearly 200 cows perish in Westville fire
• Saranac Lake looks to bond $1 million for sidewalk repair
• Arson appeal denied for Plattsburgh woman
• Second Asian clam infestation in Lake George
• Woman accused of sexual abuse
• Youth tumbles in rock-climbing adventure
• Of Interest: July 29, 2011
• Several area post offices on list for closure
• Beekmantown Central controversy continues
• Too much homework? Issue debated nationally
• Old Base apartment building moves forward
• Legislators approve budget request for Clinton Community College
• Preschool leases Lake Colby School
• Police: Saranac Lake man died of exposure
• Police: Burglar caught with stolen items
• Weekend efforts encourage boat-inspection compliance
• Mission revs up as all arrive
• Join us for an evening of fun and networking open to all alumni on both sides of...
• New trial date set for accused murderer
• Malone man pleads in hit-man case
• More than 60 help bring down Nikki's Place
• Mission of Hope takes flight despite roadblocks
• Ti judge injured in train accident
• Gillibrand bill would provide funds to help CSAs
• NY law lets ambulances use blue lights
• Old Home Day a chance to reunite with friends, family
• Florida man searching for local birth parents
• Akwesasne students to attend leadership summit
• Florida man searching for local birth parents
• A new study, co-authored by SUNY Plattsburgh’s Greg Gregoriou and Razvan Pascala...
• Mission of Hope group overcomes travel roadblocks
• Thunderstorms move through area
• Police standoff ends peacefully
• Malone to seek asbestos-removal bids
• Cardinal Points keeps racking up honors. Here's a national first-place ranking from the Associated Collegiate Press. Congrats to all the students who work on this publication. We're proud of you!
• Ti man injured in train accident
• Condemned building collapses in Malone
• North Country Teacher Resource Center reopens
• Essex County wrangles with property-tax cap
• Hubbard Hall being demolished
• Separate dump site requested
• NACS capital project moving along
• Cuomo signs law creating alerts for missing adults
• Rouses Point man wins lottery
• Ticonderoga Streetfest billed as bigger, better
• School lunch applications available
• Essex County wrangles with property-tax cap
• SUNY Plattsburgh was just named one of the Best Colleges to Work For again. Read about it here:
• Hubbard Hall being demolished
• Building collapse blocks Malone street
• NACS capital project moving along
• ATV-trail framework begins
• Long week for horse owners comes to end
• Franklin County tourism director to retire
• Firefighters take pride in new station
• NYSERDA expands energy efficiency programs
• Brushton man allegedly hit woman with car, fled police
• Franklin County auction generates revenue
• City to hold skateboard event
• Lookback: July 24-30
• Of Interest: July 25, 2011
• Beekmantown school community wants answers
• School Board involved in controversies
• Arbitrary Medicaid cuts not the answer, advocates say
• Ticonderoga Police to issue bike-safety tickets
• Senior-citizens housing opens
• YMCA Junior Camp in Plattsburgh makes summer fun
• Clinton County Fair wraps up today
• Golf tournament raises money, hope
• The final chapter of Corner Stone Bookshop
• Port Henry, Ti try spruce-up techniques
• Record enrollment at CCC
• Essex County bridges will take years to rebuild
• Adirondack Health new trademark for AMC
• Crown Point Council sets sole assessor law
• Probation reviving community service
• Chazy Legion faces reconstruction
• City councilors approve funding for cat rescue
• Police: Drunk, stranded boaters arrested
• Tractor Pull, many contests today at fair
• Benefit planned to help boy facing mitochondrial disease
• City councilors approve funding for cat rescue
• Police: Drunk, stranded boaters arrested
• Probation reviving community service
• Adirondack Health new trademark for AMC
• Bombardier Transportation receives 300-railcar order
• Kids: Fair is the highlight of 4-H, FFA year
• College contribution holds steady
• Workers battle heat as officials give tips to stay safe
• FEMA officials tour area again
• Plattsburgh woman accused of embezzling from Peru Pharmacy
• Fort Ti program boosts local economy
• New infestation of invasive clams in Lake George
• Franklin County fresh-food guide available
• Street Legal Truck Pulls drive tonight's fair action
• Plattsburgh woman accused of embezzling from Peru Pharmacy
• College contribution holds steady
• FEMA officials tour area again
• Dr. Chris Martine is putting together a pilot for a botany show. Here's a teaser that aired at the conference of the Botanical Society of America this summer. What do think? He's looking for ideas and other input.
• Franklin County fresh-food guide available
• Bombardier Transportation receives 300 railcar order
• Kids: Fair is the highlight of 4H year
• Vermont man dies in Port Kent construction accident
• Essex boil-water edict lifted
• Regional development councils seen as progress
• City forced to cough up funds for abandoned cats
• Peru Highway Department short on funds
• Local professor gets grant for high-tech equipment
• Writer experiences niece's same-sex wedding
• Plattsburgh Borders to liquidate soon
• Owens votes against GOP debt-ceiling plan
• Fire displaces Morrisonville family
• Regional development councils seen as progress
• Plattsburgh Borders to liquidate soon
• Despite good fiscal news, NY comptroller cautious
• Vermont man dies in Port Kent construction accident
• Essex boil-water edict lifted
• Here's a video showing just one of the cool projects happening at SUNY Plattsburgh. Where else can you combine GIS mapping with data from skeletons of the ancient Maya?
• Peru Highway Department short on funds
• Telemedicine broadband network construction to start
• Proposed Westport Municipal Center rejected
• Nine more arrested in connection with Tupper Lake stabbings
• Gov. Cuomo says jobs, economy will be focus
• APA sets process for final Tupper resort review
• Malone seeks public input on grant application
• Police chase ends in Hogansburg man's arrest
• Schuyler Falls woman cashes in on couponing
• Jerrod Niemann takes center stage tonight
• Historic excavation on Pike's Cantonment to begin soon
• Telemedicine broadband network construction to start
• APA sets process for final Tupper resort review
• Nine more arrested in connection with Tupper Lake stabbing
• Police chase ends in Hogansburg man's arrest
• Owner away; home burns
• Fire destroys Paul Smiths boat access
• Congressman seeks to end needless burdens on businesses
• Borders seeks approval to liquidate remaining locations
• Work on hold at Old County Home cemetery
• Lake Street Cafe open in Rouses Point
• Locals skeptical of lower gas prices
• It's Clinton County Fair time again
• Keene Central's mosaic gives a sense of place
• Winners announced for Rouses Point festivities
• Giant hogweed grows in Essex
• Lake Placid tax levy up 1.28 percent
• Keeseville boy gives back to community
• First strangulation law charge leads to sentence
• Audit: Plan needed for slots profit
• Moira man charged with third-degree rape
• Registered nurse to give a year to Nicaraguan needy
• Fort Ti wins grant for planning
• Lookback: July 18-24
• Students: July 18, 2011
• Moira man charged with third-degree rape
• Giant hogweed grows in Essex
• First strangulation law charge leads to sentence
• Lake Placid tax levy up 1.28 percent
• Clinton County bed-tax hike discussed
• Town of Plattsburgh proposes Solid Waste law
• Cuomo signs APA Affordable Housing law
• APA regulators receive grim report on landslide
• Landslide acres to be reassessed
• Lake flooding may persist
• Plattsburgh teen accused of molesting girl
• Old-time games center stage at open house
• Architect with local tie dies
• New configuration at local business
• Plattsburgh teen accused of molesting girl
• APA regulators receive grim report on landslide
• Chamber starts discussion Clinton County bed-tax hike
• Town of Plattsburgh proposes Solid Waste law
• APA Chairman Stiles announces departure
• Department of State visits Plattsburgh, Tupper Lake
• 4 local communities to split federal housing funds
• Franklin County surplus auction today
• Buckwheat is a rainy-spring crop alternative
• Memorial benefit to honor Saranac man killed in crash
• Gillibrand raises $3 million during quarter
• Of Interest: July 16, 2011
• Summer Safari offers classes, skill development
• Gillibrand raises $3 million during quarter
• APA Chairman Stiles announces departure
• Department of State visits P'burgh, Tupper Lake
• Have you ever wondered about the possible correlation between apolipoprotein A1 levels with measures of social impairment? Stefanie Russell did...and now she's winning awards for it. Great job, Stefanie!
• Competency status reversed
• Owens targeted on debt reduction
• 2 of 3 sales-tax extensions OK'd
• Essex County hopes for sales-tax boost
• Cali Brooks to serve on NPO leadership team
• Costly backflow preventers required for Town of Champlain water districts
• APA hears citizens' rage
• Court rejects challenges to Adirondack regulations
• Sen. Gillibrand pushes for rail improvements
• Gillibrand raises $3M during quarter
• Sen. Gillibrand pushes for rail improvements
• Initiative gives taste of history to those serving in military
• Cali Brooks to serve on NPO leadership team
• Cuomo signs bills extending Essex, Franklin County sales tax increases
• SUNY, Schumer seek $50 M for community colleges
• Boil-water order continues in Essex
• Code changes could bring business to Rouses Point
• Local sports officials agree to pay freeze
• Federal flood relief pending; loan process stalled
• Washington vote for flood help denied
• Other funding sources available for flooding relief
• Westport man gets jail for molesting two girls
• Broken truck delays spring stockings
• Hannaford Supermarkets grand re-opening is Saturday
• Of Interest: July 14, 2011
• Tenants displaced by city fire
• FEMA aid on horizon for some
• Teacher Externship seen as success
• Florida man indicted on local rape allegations
• Pennsylvania man critical after Wilmington motorcycle crash
• Keeseville man gets probation for abusing child
• Massachusetts murder fugitive arrested
• Schumer urges delivery of drug strategy
• Stiffer driving-and-texting law in place
• DEC gets tough on firewood transport
• We love seeing all the incoming students here for orientation. How are all of our newest Cardinals liking the campus?
• Four injured in boat crash
• AT&T merger could bring additional broadband access
• One-room schoolhouse takes shape at Wilder Farm
• Local Wilder Farm support surprising
• Big Chilson BBQ set
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit plans move forward
• Essex County has just enough election workers for fall elections
• Road Construction Roundup: July 12, 2011
• Of Interest: July 12, 2011
• Ablation helping heart patients return to normal activities
• View our Reunion slideshow here. And then consider joining us for Homecoming-Family Weekend Sept. 23-25.
• Essex County wants to extend landfill contract
• Adirondack roadway widths raise concern
• Police raid Morrisonville family's home in search of fugitive
• Trudeau wins federal funding for 3-year program
• Plattsburgh Half Marathon to return in 2012
• Second phase of Saranac River Trail construction to begin
• Woman admits federal cash crimes
• Wilmington gets $200,000 to help small businesses
• Lookback: July 11-17
• Of Interest: July 11, 2011
• Plattsburgh Half Marathon to return in 2012
• Woman admits federal cash crimes
• Morrisonville woman upset by police action
• VA Clinic in Saranac Lake to open July 19
• Brasher Falls man gets 60 years for child porn
• Wildlife scientists win major grant
• Appeal denied for convicted crack dealer
• More bridge business loans offered
• Firefighters save Malone bar from extensive damage
• PHS student third in family to be valedictorian
• Orchard Side Restaurant off to fast start
• Small business recognized
• Of Interest: July 10, 2011
• Trivia question: We heard that once upon a time a professor actually lit fireworks in his classroom to wake his students up. Who was that teacher?
• ATV network a go
• CCC seeks increase
• Fake pot causing health concerns at ER
• US welcomes new citizens
• Aide gets prison for stealing checks from 99-year-old
• One sex-abuse case dropped; new one filed
• Wanted fugitive deported to Champlain border
• Mobile coffee shop hits the road
• Author endorses CATS trail system
• Of Interest: July 9, 2011
• If anybody is still searching for the perpetrators who painted the dean's geese green about...say...50 years ago, we have located them, and we have no idea what they might pull this weekend at Reunion.
• US welcomes new citizens
• One sex-abuse case dropped; new one filed
• ATV network a go
• Reunion is well underway. Here, alumni tour our Rockwell Kent Museum. Stay tuned. We'll be posting more pictures in our gallery throughout the weekend.
• Aide gets prison for stealing checks from 99-year-old
• State slashes food-pantry funds
• Westport prepares for new vote on municipal center
• More than 130 at Crown Point assessor hearing
• Fair places emphasis on agriculture
• NY cuts cheese sellers some slack
• Local water departments earn statewide recognition
• Educators workshop to focus on local foods
• Regal Cinemas Summer Movie Express 2011 under way
• Mayor's Cup Festival offers up fun
• Of Interest: July 8, 2011
• Alumni, imagine staying in the dorms again! That's what some grads will be doing this weekend. Can't wait to see you all at Macdonough!
• State slashes food-pantry funds
• More than 130 at Crown Point assessor hearing
• Local water departments earn statewide recognition
• Thunderstorms wreak havoc across region
• Police: Crash victim had no license
• Ex-NHL enforcer surrenders
• New prescription-drug tracking program proposed
• State Police warn of email hoax
• Small hospitals look for improved reimbursement rates
• New public integrity officer named for North Country
• NY tourism group reports strong July 4th business
• Invasive Species Week to offer a variety of activities
• Mayor's Cup Festival offers up fun
• Thunderstorms down trees and power lines
• Small hospitals look for improved reimbursement rates
• State Police warns of email hoax
• We're revving up for Reunion and looking forward to seeing our alumni friends. Those of you who attending, what are you looking forward to?
• Ex-NHL enforcer surrenders
• NY lawmakers address bear bile, sippy cups
• St. Regis man in fatal crash had no license
• Plattsburgh Aeronautical Institute lands major donation
• Clinton County receives $1.4 million in airport funding
• Legendary 'Woodswoman' Anne LaBastille dies
• No third term for Malone mayor
• Eagle Island listed for sale at $3.75 million
• Teaching changes at Keene Central raise concern
• Chazy Public Library construction continues
• Hogansburg men indicted on federal drug charges
• Beekmantown school community up in arms
• Moira man killed in crash
• AmeriCorps program to return to North Country
• Summer reading in New York kicks off
• Red-white-and-blue pride shows on holiday
• Playboy model charms at Ti parade
• Support builds for Malone beautification
• NY biologists map strategy to save spruce grouse
• Agency warns NY: Beware the giant hogweed
• Chamber plans summer events
• Of Interest: July 5, 2011
• Newsmakers: July 5, 2011
• More parking at Plattsburgh International Airport
• Plattsburgh burglar ordered to pay $16,500 restitution
• Politi says he'll run again
• Tupper Lake flood came from record-setting volume
• More bed tax sought for chambers
• 48-star flag flies in Chazy
• Fourth of July Activities listed
• Essex County to tear down dairy barn at fairgrounds
• Mooers fire injures man, damages garage
• Of Interest: July 4, 2011
• Plattsburgh burglar ordered to pay $16,500 restitution
• Tupper Lake flood came from record-setting volume
• Politi says he'll run again
• Fourth of July Activities listed
• Locals react to FEMA decision
• NYSCOPBA, lawmakers react to prison-closure list
• Patriot Flag flies high and proud in Rouses Point
• Governor's first six months a success
• Fourth of July creates a "sense of community"
• Humble start noted in visit to former president's homestead
• FEMA shoots down individual aid
• Dashnaw returns to court for arraignment
• Beekmantown Central will lay off more employees
• Wolff Endowment kindles Olympic purpose
• Keeseville man charged in 1970s sex-abuse case
• Plattsburgh man charged with abusing teen
• Lake Placid firefighters save local business
• Victims of double-fatal crash identified
• Tradition marches on
• Arrest made in city cat-hoarding case
• Wrestling with religion
• We did it! We exceeded our $1million matching goal and surpassed our $15 million Bright with Promise campaign goal. Thanks to all of you who helped make that possible. Read more about it here:
• Beekmantown budget is defeated
• Plattsburgh State meets multi-million-dollar goal
• Bioscience firms get warm welcome in Saranac Lake
• Highway crash claims the life of mother and child
• Quebec man drowns in Lake Champlain
• No North Country state prisons tapped for closure
• Crown Point sets assessor hearing
• City gearing up for Fourth of July parade
• Walk remembers suicide victim; encourages awareness
• Plattsburgh alumni rock. Check in tomorrow for a big announcement about the campaign!
• We’re convinced we have the best alumni base ever. As Reunion 2011 draws near, we’d love to hear stories about those fantastic friends you made here on campus.
• This is it. Less than one day to go, and 857 have made a difference. Join them right now, donate and help us meet the challenge.
• Shoemaker gets life
• Crowbar attack to go to grand jury
• City fire breathes lots of smoke
• A second former employee charged for thefts from Garvey Hyundai
• VZW activates 8th cell tower on Adk. Northway
• Port Henry landmark prepares to close
• Crews to hand-harvest invasive weed in Lake George
• Dannemora Free Library readies for move
• Jerrod Niemann headlines at Clinton County Fair
• Beekmantown Central revote today
• 787 of our awesome alumni have now given to the campaign. If you’re one of them, share your story. We’d love to hear it.
• In honor of Reunion 2011 (July 7-10), we’d like to collect some stories about practical jokes. Do you have any?
• We are almost there. One day to go. With your support, we know we can do it. Your gift now will help us reach our final goal of 1,500 additional alumni giving to the campaign.
• Pfizer re-acquires Rouses Point plant
• State, federal officials hold aid meeting for municipalities, NPOs
• Five charges dismissed in Douglas environmental hazard case
• Shoemaker sentencing today
• Effort on to establish home for drug fighters
• North Country Center for Independence moving offices
• Vt state parks on Lake Champlain now opening
• Cheese vendors on NY rules: No whey!
• Asian clam control begins in Lake George
• Healing Garden dedicated in Willsboro
• Thank you to all of those who’ve risen to our challenge and all of those who shared their fond memories. Please help us keep the memories and contributions to the campaign going. We have only two days left before it is over.
• As Reunion 2011 (July 7-10) draws near, we’re looking for photos. Please post some of your favorites to our wall.
• Two days left in our countdown, and so far 749 of our amazing alumni have responded to the challenge. We need 751 more to give, and two fellow alumni will donate $1 million to the college.
• FEMA will brief disaster applicants
• Rep. Owens weighs in on post-office closure studies
• A present he'll never forget
• Two firms to benefit from NYSERDA funding
• James Feeley retires today
• City waterfront restaurant to go unfilled this summer
• Gay marriage fans talk of Cuomo presidential bid
• Green groups tally wins, losses in NY's legislative session
• Christmas cheer is early this year
• CV-TEC students show off outdoor skills
• Owens weighs in on post-office closure studies
• FEMA will brief disaster applicants
• In honor of Reunion 2011 (July 7-10), let’s reminisce some more. We heard about some of your faculty favs and those memorable locations. Now, how about your favorite memory? What one thing sticks with you when you think back to Plattsburgh times?
• James Feeley retires
• Two firms to benefit from NYSERDA funding
• The countdown continues. Only three days to go, and we need 802 additional donors. Gifts support scholarships and financial aid – so when you donate, you really are making a difference in the lives of students.
• Several people displaced by Ellenburg fire
• Canadian holidays mean business for local shops
• Two supervisors decide to call it quits
• New restaurant coming to former Domenic's site
• ORDA marks solid year, despite state cuts
• Civil War Camp offered for youths
• Unsafe house prompts Town of Plattsburgh action
• Three arrested after alleged home-invasion assault
• Vandalism irks Riverwalk chairwoman
• Schroon Lake Association honored
• Locals celebrate marriage equality vote
• Leaders react to property-tax cap
• Diabetes Center construction to begin
• Geese have flown the playing field
• Scientists believe euthanization not long-term solution for geese overpopulation
• Saranac man gets probation for assaulting another man
• Most local hospitals show good stats for CT scan performances
• NACS students go to work
• The golden ticket
• Bloomingdale market has rich history
• NY Legislature legalizes gay marriage
• Tenants escape burning house
• Mickey's Restaurant mostly gutted by fire
• City of Plattsburgh councilors debate two-way traffic on Steltzer Road
• Two hired to join Lake Placid school administration
• Town of Plattsburgh continues energy-conserving projects
• Hogansburg man sentenced in federal gun case
• Renovated train station showcased
• Altona community event to help Holy Angels Church
• Of Interest: June 25, 2011
• Again, have you taken the 15 challenge? Tell us about it. What made you take the big step?
• The countdown to the campaign’s end has begun. We have six days left to meet our goal of finding 1,500 additional alumni donors. Make your gift today and help us gain an additional million to help students.
• Dashnaw returns to court in double-murder case
• Clinton County legislator stands behind his comments
• Keeseville home lost to early morning blaze
• Scant turnout for public hearing
• Man charged in Lakeside Apartments fire
• Vermont man admits to Northern Tier burglaries
• Saranac man accused of berating jail officers
• Brushton man accused of child rape
• NCCC unveils new budget
• Police: Knife threat lands Plattsburgh man behind bars
• Celebrate the 4th of July - Fireworks Extravaganza
• Clinton County legislator stands behind his comments
• Esther Hendrickson took the challenge because she knew that today’s students are paying a larger percentage of total college costs. (From around 30 percent in the 70’s to more than 70 percent today.) Have you taken the challenge? We’d l
• Brushton man accused of child rape
• Clerk warns of deed-service mailing
• Dashnaw returns to court in double-murder case
• Keeseville home lost to early morning blaze
• The most recent alumni, members of the Class of 2011, have risen to the challenge. Nearly 100 have donated to help future students. Way to go Class of 2011! We’re proud of you.
• Fire leaves 7 homeless in Bombay
• No charges for Lake Placid clerk
• Peru woman turns 106
• Tupper businesses start to rebound
• Beekmantown budget passage uncertain
• One charged dropped against Peru child molester
• Child started Couch Street blaze
• Food, help, homes needed for hoarded cats
• Lake Placid Conference Center ready for visitors
• Clinton County legislator against gay marriage
• In honor of Reunion 2011 (July 7-10), let’s keep the memories flowing. What was your favorite place on campus? In Plattsburgh? Why?
• As of June 21, the $1 Million Bright with Promise Challenge is at $597,083 in new pledges and gifts and has chalked up 655 in new alumni donors since the challenge began April 17. When was the last time you challenged yourself so that future SUNY Plattsb
• Body confirmed as that of missing woman
• Voters OK budgets in Ti, Schroon Lake
• Kari Lynn Nixon's killer up for parole
• Cumberland Bay State Park to stay closed; AuSable hopeful for mid-July opening
• City Beach to open next week
• Recovered kayak on Saranac unoccupied
• Bar owner faces 5 counts
• First temporary shelter created for hoarded cats
• E'town Hospital battles head lice
• Water levels aid bridge work
• Boil-water order in Black Brook
• E'town Hospital battles head lice
• Reunion is coming. We’ll have hundreds of people here July 7-10, all reminiscing. But why wait? Let’s start here and now. Who was your favorite professor and why?
• Town court canceled
• Body confirmed as that of missing woman
• Kari Lynn Nixon's killer up for parole
• NY Senate leader sees 'framework' for tax cap deal
• Recovered boat unoccupied
• Road construction roundup
• Tupper land swap gets final OK
• Body in lake is likely missing woman
• Flooding robs property owners of control
• Relay for Life nets nearly $200,000
• In the balance: NY senators stuck on gay marriage
• Re-vote on Beekmantown school budget June 30
• Local school budgets up for revote today
• Local man admits to abusing child
• Phragmites threatens West Branch of AuSable watershed
• North Country congressman protests Canada's boating policy
• Bikes are blooming in Saranac Lake
• Local man admits to abusing girl
• State Ed rules on Beekmantown School vote
• City repairs broken water main
• Bikes are blooming in Saranac Lake
• Body in lake is likely missing woman
• Rallies grow as NY Senate weighs gay marriage vote
• Fire seriously damages Couch Street apartments
• Keeseville home, road marred by landslide
• Spiegel facing contempt for leaving Placid house up
• Ti decides not to ban metal detectors
• City to make repairs on footbridge
• Phragmites threatens West Branch of AuSable watershed
• Hunters object to some proposals in NY deer plan
• State workers plan rally in Malone to protest layoffs
• June is Adopt-a-Cat month
• Civil War group to gather information
• Fire dFire seriously damages Couch Street apartments
• Spiegel facing contempt for leaving Placid house up
• Father's Day find tears at the heart
• New Schroon Lake Central budget vote Tuesday
• Campgrounds, marinas prepare to open
• City searching for new fire chief
• Montreal woman facing federal charges for alleged drug smuggling
• Input sought on Post Office closure
• Clinton County Legislature races shaping up
• Longtime residents recall Essex Inn years ago
• Primaries highlight Clinton County legislature races
• New owner at Bluff Point
• Campgrounds, marinas prepare to open
• New Schroon Lake Central budget vote Tuesday
• Adirondack Affordable Housing bill passes Senate
• Support for plan to raise SUNY tuition mixed
• Welfare fraud bust in Franklin County
• Local authorities join search for potential suspect in Dutchess County murder
• Texas Roadhouse construction under way
• Amendment passed to restore broadband funding
• City councilors worry about pending tax cap
• Rouses Point honored with flag ceremony
• Of Interest: June 18, 2011
• Adirondack Museum acquires Keeseville farm stand
• City councilors worry about pending tax cap
• Welfare fraud in Franklin County
• Rouses Point honored with flag ceremony
• Local authorities join search for potential suspect in Dutchess County murder
• NY Legislature backs limits on funeral protests
• Texas Roadhouse construction under way
• Convicted double murderer granted new trial
• Educators debate property-tax cap
• Marble Hill receives approval for taller wind turbines
• Flood towns can burn brush
• NY gov lobbying senators in gay marriage fight
• Cuomo will keep NY Legislature late over rent law
• Lawmakers pass bill to help missing elderly
• Laurentian-to-Florida rumor called unfounded
• Chazy man flees motorcycle crash
• Teen 'Biggest Loser' program to start soon
• North Country lawmakers split on gay-marriage issue
• Third person charged in Hyundai dealership embezzlement
• Rescue launched for hoarded felines in City of Plattsburgh
• How can humans help baby wildlife?
• Perkins bankruptcy not expected to affect Plattsburgh location
• Town of Essex audit says more control needed
• Crown Point wants to hire sole assessor
• Ti Farmers Market seeks vendors
• IRS revokes tax-free status
• NY lawmakers OK expanded child abuse reporting
• Perkins bankruptcy not expected to affect Plattsburgh location
• North Country lawmakers split on gay marriage issue
• Local lawmakers support ethics bill
• Financial officer leaving ComLinks
• Malone Airport awarded $175,750
• Police: Saranac man accidentally shot self
• Timothy's Law celebrated in Westport
• Cancer survivors gather for Eat Dessert First
• AuSable Forks Farmers Market set to open
• Private club would be membership only
• Work begins on memorial park at CVPH
• Empire State Development names new northern head
• Local lawmakers support ethics bill
• Police: Saranac man accidentally shot self
• Mini grants to help flood victims
• Financial officer leaving ComLinks
• Cancer survivors gather for Eat Dessert First
• Timothy's Law celebrated in Westport
• Updates on CVPH ER construction includes expanded mental health/fast track
• Clinton County sales tax continues to rise
• Moriah dedicates courthouse built by students
• Mohawks to snub tax collection
• Disaster aid for private homeowners pending review
• Margaret Street reopened to traffic
• Cuomo tries to box in GOP Senate on gay marriage
• NY Legislature passes ethics bill; Cuomo to sign
• 'Mineville' has world premiere in Moriah
• Chicago Uno Grill opens this week
• Disaster aid for private homeowners pending review
• Shorter prison time sought for abused women in NY
• Have you made your gift to the Bright with Promise Campaign yet? Here's a gift that made it to us under sheer force of will:
• Margaret Street to be fully reopened
• Mohawks to snub tax collection
• Chicago Uno Grill opens this week
• Fire destroys Rouses Point businesses
• Neighbors got closer as roads turned to rivers
• Residents still have lake in backyard
• 80-foot Duane tower no help to responders
• Canadian man convicted for border pot smuggling
• ANCA receives green funding
• Serendipity Project brightens up Plattsburgh cancer center
• CV-TEC/CVPH program benefits health-care students
• Lookback: June 13-19
• Students: June 13, 2011
• Fire destroys Rouses Point businesses
• Canadian man convicted for border pot smuggling
• Business owners return to flood zone
• Vandals damage pavilion
• Struck by lightning, Essex man escapes serious injury
• Scleroderma walk lets woman pay forward
• Cadyville Field Day fun today
• Saranac Lake roads closed for Bike Criterium
• Lyme-disease awareness important for parents
• Lyme disease is prevalent in North Country
• Creating a perfect wedding
• Of Interest: June 12, 2011
• Three pedestrians injured
• Vandals damage pavilion
• Saranac Lake roads closed for Bike Criterium
• Obama declares federal disaster
• Charity Bingo opens at Akwesasne
• Lewis Farm recoups court costs
• Altona woman arraigned on grand larceny, forgery charges
• Public Safety Building to honor Sheriff Hommes
• Workshops to highlight local foods
• Yard-sale season hits the North Country
• Of Interest: June 11, 2011
• Bike helmets needed when cycling, skateboarding
• Obama declares federal disaster
• Charity Bingo opens at Akwesasne
• Workshops to highlight local foods
• We're one new alumni donor away from hitting 500 in the $1 Million Bright with Promise Challege. As of June 9, we've tallied 499 new alumni donors and $341,919 in new gifts and pledges since the challenge began April 17. Let's keep the mom
• Altona woman arraigned on grand larceny, forgery charges
• Deputy Clinton County clerk resigns
• Ti heads for second budget vote
• Man hit by lightning
• Humane Society weighs in on goose killing
• Mental-illness advocate to speak at NAMI annual meeting
• Moira Pavilion completed; summer events set
• Seized-vehicle auction to be set
• IDA to aid entrepreneurs
• Biz Expo attracts local exhibitors
• First Baptist Church welcomes new pastor
• NNY Research Offers Corn Growers Wet Spring Crop Alternatives
• Humane Society weighs in on goose killing
• Deputy Clinton County clerk resigns
• Man hit by lightning
• Moira Pavilion completed; summer events set
• IDA to aid entrepreneurs
• Mental-illness advocate to speak at NAMI annual meeting
• Pavone verdict brings some closure to families
• Woman accused in stabbing freed
• Matt Damon in Malone
• Residents gather to save Schuyler Falls Post Office
• Rape case handed to grand jury
• Senate OKs sales-tax extension
• NY judge lifts ban on cigarette tax collections
• Opposition expected to Cuomo pension plan
• City to host Fourth of July celebration
• Pharmacy students to train in Ti
• Bassmaster's on for Saturday
• Pavone verdict brings some closure to families
• Woman accused in stabbing freed
• Hey everyone, Reunion 2011 is around the corner. Plan on coming back to see SUNY Plattsburgh as you've never seen it — in summer! July 7-10 in conjunction with the annual Mayor's Cup Regatta and Festival downtown. There'll be lots to
• City Flow Program ongoing
• City to host Fourth of July celebration
• Residents gather to save Schuyler Falls Post Office
• Jurors hear closing arguments in Pavone trial
• Resident keeps positive outlook despite flooded home
• Army Corps tours flood damage
• Adventure Race approved
• Caller attempts grandparent scam in Mooers Forks
• NY lawmakers push new student concussion rules
• Footbridge measures passage of time
• Others to fill in for Essex County attorney
• Essex County gets interim health chief
• Town has new truck-rescue vehicle
• Jurors hear closing arguments in Pavone trial
• Caller attempts grandparent scam in Mooers Forks
• Footbridge measures passage of time
• Essex County gets interim health chief
• With 460 new alumni donors and $312,022 in new gifts and pledges, the $1 Million Bright with Promise Challenge is a third of the way there. The new tallies are as of June 6. Help us reach our $1 million goal in new gifts and pledges and 1,500 new alumni
• Adventure Race approved
• Army Corps to tour flood damage
• Prosecution's expert disputes Pavone defense
• Old Adirondack out of business
• Malone expected to choose airport developer
• Scientists intrigued by Keene Valley landslide
• State ethics-law provisions discussed
• Front-desk staff learns about area attractions
• High-school student prompts community garden for Village of Champlain
• Of Interest: June 7, 2011
• Several options available for families dealing with autism
• Malone expected to choose airport developer
• Keene Valley landslide still creeping down Little Porter
• Landslide leaves subdivision future uncertain
• New Champlain Bridge name may honor troopers
• Expansion of Saranac River Trail proposed
• Franklin County retirees to see benefit changes
• NY bill would reduce costs on oral chemotherapy
• Importance of managing supply chain stressed
• Former Plattsburgh dean to lead branch campus
• Ti may try again to ban metal detectors
• Lookback: June 6-12
• New Champlain Bridge naming suggested
• Expansion of Saranac River Trail proposed
• Clinton County nets big haul in property-tax auction
• Plattsburgh EB-5 Center operator chosen
• Boating slow on Lake Champlain
• Danger lurks on lake
• Lake Champlain marinas assess damage
• Burke barn fire destroys thousands in property
• Former forest ranger denied appeal for abusing boys
• Local woman raising funds for Joplin family
• New sign powered by students
• Democrats endorse two
• Burke barn fire destroys thousands in property
• SUNY vice chancelleor resigns amid ethics probes
• Drug bust nets 72,000 ecstasy pills
• Ex-legislator Norman Gervais dies
• Psychiatrist supports extreme-emotional-disturbance defense
• DA quoted in ESPN The Magazine
• Charter offers new services
• Ford fundraiser set for Sunday at CCRS
• Appeal denied for Plattsburgh stalker
• Fort Covington man sentenced for role in pot ring
• Workshop to help plan Saranac's future
• In the Service: June 4, 2011
• Ex-legislator Norman Gervais dies
• Want to discover the origin of the species? Or at the very least look at some cool fossils and archaeological records? Intro to Human Evolution covers theories and processes of biological evolution and more. It's Summer Session at SUNY Plattsburgh.
• Appeal denied for Plattsburgh stalker
• 18th cent. war letters donated to Fort Ticonderoga
• Clinton County legislators fail to move smoking policy forward
• Colorado men charged locally in Walmart scheme
• Seasonal home destroyed by fire
• Essex County to erect temporary bridge on Ensign Pond Road
• Owens votes against debt-ceiling increase
• Police identify Saranac Lake man killed in 10-story fall
• Vermontville man charged in underage-drinking sting
• Malone man critical after Thursday crash
• Ellenburg Center acting fire chief loses roof to wind
• NY wants to allow crossbows for big game hunters
• Wednesday's storm leaves some without power; others worried
• Essex County asks for emergency reassessments
• Taxpayer group intends to scrutinize Beekmantown Central spending
• City man admits student assault; charges against three others dropped
• Residents adapting as gas prices drop slightly
• Fair tickets on sale soon
• Annual Museum Day to feature 22 participants
• Of Interest: June 2, 2011
• Taxpayer group intends to scrutinize Beekmantown Central spending
• City man admits student assault; charges against three others dropped
• Essex County asks for emergency reassessments
• Strong winds fell trees around region
• The Challenge is On! Check out how Burghy gets the message across to President John Ettling.
• Pavone: Felt like "I was dreaming" during killings
• Matt Doheny to run again
• ORDA may gain Belleayre Ski Resort
• City of Plattsburgh entertains idea of adventure race
• Expected south winds drum up new fears
• Saranac Lake man dies in 10-story fall
• Newspaper part of tornado story, too
• Of Interest: June 1, 2011
• Essex County Attorney hospitalized
• QR codes benefit businesses and consumers
• Area officials welcome property-tax cap, but fear impact
• U.S. Army sergeant charged in Tupper stabbing
• Champlain Valley Right to Life marks 40 years
• Emergency officials honored for saving 4-year-old
• Of Interest: May 31, 2011
• PSU students aid children with cancer
• U.S. Army sergeant charged in Tupper stabbing
• Tupper Lake man knows the cost of freedom
• Memorial Day events listed
• Town of Plattsburgh to seek bonds for road maintenance
• InternetXpress launched for library system
• North Country police agencies getting ready for video rules
• Pendragon wins NEA funding award
• Lookback: May 30-June 5
• Of Interest: May 30, 2011
• Botanical Garden offers colorful blooms throughout summer
• Town to seek bonds for road maintenance
• The Challenge is On! Check out Burghy as he gets the message across to President John Ettling.
• Freedom isn't free
• Memorial Day events
• Saranac Lake boat shop destroyed by fire
• Forever wild, meet forever viable
• Franklin County sales tax ahead of 2010 pace
• Border Patrol roadside search was not proper, court rules
• Takeout barbecue coming to Chazy
• Essex County tax sale planned
• Local schools have a head start on proposed federal nutrition guidelines
• Classmate's murder haunts Canton writer
• Book Briefs: May 29, 2011
• Bookmobile Schedule: June 2011
• Saranac Lake Boat shop destroyed by fire
• Roadside search was not proper, court rules
• Forever wild, meet forever viable
• Essex County tax sale planned
• Severe storms pass, water issues ease
• Local man admits distributing child porn
• Pedestrian struck in Malone
• "Mineville" film to premiere
• Ground Round cooperative debt free
• Essex County Fish Hatchery still hanging in there
• Lightning strike blamed for Paul Smiths house fire
• St. Mary's Bazaar on, rain or shine
• A few volunteers plant hundreds of trees
• Of Interest: May 28, 2011
• Severe storms pass, water issues ease
• Lightning strike blamed for Paul Smiths house fire
• Local man admits distributing child porn
• St. Mary's Bazaar rain or shine
• Pedestrian struck in Malone
• "Mineville" film to premiere
• NY woods and waters to have summer stewards
• New round of rain pounds North Country; Willsboro home set ablaze by apparent lightning strike
• Nova Bus contract expected to return workers to full time
• Prosecution rests in Pavone trial
• Monitor Bay shuttered this year
• Flooding may hinder some outdoor activities
• Congressman nabbed for speeding
• Chazy girl attends Students Inside Albany event
• Participants sought for Ti Streetfest
• Of Interest: May 27, 2011
• Peru Community Church to celebrate Methodist roots
• Sudeakka Francis '09 (BUS) was crowned Miss Caribbean World Saturday, May 21, in a contest held in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. On campus, she was a member of the Dance Corp and in 2006, she was named Miss. Plattsburgh State Caribbean Queen. Sud
• Local officials relieved, pleased with request for federal disaster declaration
• Investigator: Pavone broke down on flight back to North Country
• Plattsburgh Rotary fishing tournament canceled
• Fire destroys home in Vermontville
• Hogansburg man admits role in 2008 robbery
• Ferry to reopen despite Lake Champlain flooding
• Disaster-shelter residents say thanks
• Film celebrates Mohawk ironworkers
• Youngsters and mounts kick off 4-H horse season
• Honeybee Fund awards local grants
• Rotary fishing tournament canceled
• Disaster shelter residents say thanks
• Fire destroys home in Vermontville
• Details of Pavone capture emerge in court
• Governor seeks federal disaster assistance
• The thing about history is, it just happens. And as history happens, geography changes. Interested in how the geography of the Adirondacks has changed from the time of the settlers to the mid-20th century? Then Adirondacks: Historical Geography is for yo
• Film celebrates Mohawk ironworkers
• Judge orders NY to halt sale of wood boilers that don't comply with new regulations
• Autopsies show Carter, Howard were shot twice
• Firefighters salvage Rand Hill home in Morrisonville
• NY Legislature, Cuomo may have a deal on tax cap
• State Realtors Association backs tax cap
• B'town School Board defers to commissioner
• Witherbee fire routs family
• Enduring the waiting game
• AuSable Forks man arrested for burglary
• Audit finds too many bank accounts in Keene
• Medicare key to shocking Dem win in NY House race
• Witherbee fire routs family
• Rand Hill home on fire
• Beekmantown School vote results in question
• Evidence collection detailed at Pavone trial
• Get ready to hoist anchor and set sail for Reunion 2011, being held at SUNY Plattsburgh July 7-10. The event honors graduate class years ending in "1" or "6," but all alumni are encouraged to attend. Reunion is going to be bigger than
• Audit finds too many bank accounts in Keene
• South Wind brings renewed Lake Champlain flooding
• 911 call from victim heard at Pavone trial
• Clinton Correctional inmate dies of head wound
• Moriah man charged with rape
• Lake stream-gage stations to remain open for now
• NY again considers selling wine in grocery stores
• Ban on indoor tanning by youths moves in NY
• NY launches ash borer awareness program
• NY bill aims to increase school bus safety
• NY health commissioner bans sale of 'bath salts'
• Inmate dies of wound to head
• South winds prompt more flooding
• Jurors hear opening statements in Pavone trial
• Bright with Promise Challenge update: As of May 20 and since the challenge began April 17, the college has emassed 278 new alumni donors (heading toward the 1,500 goal) and $216,516 pledges and gifts (heading toward the $1 million goal), money that goes
• Lake stream-gage stations to remain open for now
• NY Senate reviews new teacher discipline system
• Willow Beach homeowners mull future of flood-damaged homes
• Ti orders closed-circuit cameras
• Pavone trial begins with opening statements
• No charges for ex-NY gov in Yankee tickets scandal
• State seeks Champlain Bridge memorabilia
• Students create French menus for area restaurants
• Increased need, flooding leaves Salvation Army scrambling
• Video marketing campaign planned
• Surcharge added for county-fuel users
• Courthouse-security option discussed
• What can you do for $15? Take the Cumberland Head Ferry to Grand Isle and about halfway back? (Man overboard!) Get a large popcorn at the movies? (It's the size of a garbage pail!) Buy a large pizza? Download 15 tunes? How about help a student disco
• Increased need, flooding leaves Salvation Army scrambling
• Clinton County to consider new smoking policy
• Fire damages Lakeside Apartments
• Lake level controlled naturally by the flow of the Richelieu River
• 30s golf legend linked locally
• Golf season in full swing
• Essex County seeks new health director
• Rouses Point tax levy up 8 percent
• Landfill changes proposed due to flood aftermath
• Subway restaurant coming to mall
• Local park entered in Pepsi Refresh contest
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011! (More photos to come...)
• Firefighters battle Margaret Street blaze
• Malone racetrack in foreclosure
• Owens tours Essex County flooding
• Rabid fox found in Keeseville
• Closure of Port Kent Post Office under study
• New simulator targets drunk driving
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit may come to Plattsburgh
• FEMA checking flood claims in area
• Essex County awards emergency storm-repair contract
• Of Interest: May 21, 2011
• Malone racetrack in foreclosure
• Rabid fox found in Keeseville
• Closure of Port Kent Post Office under study
• Poll: NY Legislature's top job is property tax cap
• Old Stone Barracks sale finalized
• Morrisonville and Malone men charged in child-porn cases
• Student riot brings damages, police to local VFW
• Golf-cart driver remorseful over accident
• Franklin County frets over EB-5 title
• ComLinks plans large-scale garden in Malone
• Corporations trim free-food supply
• Plattsburgh State to graduate 900
• Public auction to be held at former day care
• Garage fire nipped before house catches
• Nearly 1,000 students are eligible to participate in commencement services this Saturday at the SUNY Plattsburgh Field House. And while the vast majority are traditional college-age students, one among them has a remarkable story to tell about her 64-yea
• Mooers man admits fault in fatal crash
• Golf-cart driver admits guilt in skateboarder's death
• Cuomo presses his big three goals locally
• State legislators support tax cap
• Inmate critical after stabbing
• Area lands major investment tool
• City Zoning Board opts to keep buffer zone
• Firefighters get much anticipated pink truck
• Grant to encourage college attendance
• CCC students graduate at 6 p.m. Friday
• Cuomo presses his big three goals in local visit
• Mooers man admits fault in fatal crash
• Area lands major investment tool
• City Zoning Board opts to keep buffer zone
• Inmate critical after Tuesday stabbing
• Golf-cart driver admits guilt in skateboarder's death
• All but two budgets pass
• Governor's three immediate legislative priorities outlined
• Cuomo to bring People First agenda to Lake Placid
• Officials continue to deal with flooding issues
• Saranac man admits to state sex-abuse charges
• Pfizer facilities still on the market
• Kite Flight raises funds for autism program
• Local tea party leader in recovery
• Champlain Village tax levy down 2.7 percent
• Burn ban lifted; caution warned
• Although the weather makes it look and feel like it's still March, it is finals week at SUNY Plattsburgh. Students, what do you do to prepare? Alumni, can you remember your finals and how you got ready for them?
• Laurentian construction on hold, expected to resume
• Man convicted in death of Keene teen
• Landslide endangers Keene Valley homes
• Flood-damage reports due
• Fire damages city business
• Decision day for local schools
• Westport School budget levy up 4.82 percent
• Four candidates running for Placid School Board
• Of Interest: May 17, 2011
• Mental illness can be treated with success
• Every day brings us closer to that Bright with Promise Challenge goal of 1,500 new alumni donors — new to this fiscal year — and $1 million in new gifts and pledges. As of May 16, new alumni donors total 217, and we're at $147,457 in new
• Damage reports sought; flooding persists
• How many times has this happened to you? You're, um, in the middle of a, um, a speech, and uh, you, um, have a hard time, a, um, getting the, a, the a, message across, um, yeah. Maybe Intro to Public Speaking is for you. Offered during Summer Sessio
• Landslide endangers Keene Valley homes
• Fire damages city business
• Decision day for local schools
• Westport School budget levy up 4.82 percent
• Four candidates running for Placid School Board
• How many times has this happened to you? You're, um, in the middle of a, um, a speech, and uh, you, um, have a hard time, a, um, getting the, a, the a, message across, um, yeah. Maybe Intro to Public Speaking is for you. Offered during Session Sessi
• Cuomo proposes cost-cutting NY pension
• Job seekers face difficult market
• Former Gov. Paterson directs grads to 'inherit the Earth'
• Verizon Wireless tower up in Keene Valley
• SUNY to issue 1st public report card
• Civil War letters recount soldier's experiences
• Pay freezes put final touch on CCRS budget
• Two races contested for ELCS Board
• Six candidates vie for St. Regis Falls Board
• Three Brushton-Moira seats up for grabs
• Six vie for Salmon River School Board
• Parents sentenced in kidnapping case
• Cat rescue prompts public plea
• Hatch Act doesn't apply to Maroun
• Big changes at Fort Ti
• Six seek two Ticonderoga school seats
• City to consider changing buffer zone
• Willsboro School levy, tax rate drops
• Worrisome wet forecast
• North Country Squares celebrating 50 years
• Dress experts: Royal gown an elegant choice
• Just to bring you up to date, as of May 13, the Bright with Promise Challenge has 161 new alumni donors and $145,079 in new gifts and pledges.
• Parents sentenced in kidnapping case
• Worrisome wet forecast
• CVES cuts 60 positions
• Owens focused on gas prices
• Broad Street reopens in Moriah
• Water recedes; aftermath discouraging
• Chateaugay woman critical after rollover crash
• Sex offender arrested for the second time in a week
• Moriah School Board seats up for grabs
• Zero tax increase at St. Regis Falls
• Benefit to help girl in need of kidney transplant
• Champlain teen wins state cooking competition
• Broad Street reopens in Moriah
• Chateaugay woman critical after rollover crash
• CVES cuts 60 positions
• Cuomo seeks tougher criteria to evaluate teachers
• Benefit to help girl in need of kidney transplant
• Nature Conservancy cleared in land transaction
• Bridge, flood response update for APA
• Man charged with videotaping women in restroom
• Living in limbo at flood shelter
• Power remains off at affected homes in city
• Three candidates want seat on NCCS board
• Woman charged with sex-registry violation
• Drug court ordered for drunken crash
• NY business group details ways to cut local costs
• Poll: 1 in 3 young NYers plans to leave NY
• Kayak, hike and climb your way to a successful college career. Discover the Odyssey Program at SUNY Plattsburgh, a freshman wilderness orientation program held just before the start of the fall semester. Learn all the North Country has to offer for outdo
• Some 50 seniors have so far left their mark — actually, their handprint — and given to the Senior Class Gift, bringing in $150 in honor of the Class of 2011. Come to the tabling event today and next Tuesday in the Angell College Center. Chall
• Hey, SUNY Plattsburgh students. Before you toss your unwanted items into Dumpsters as you clean our your dormrooms for the summer, consider recycling or donating. Check out the North Country Green Pages, sponsored by League of Women Voters, Learn and Ser
• Moriah moves toward normalcy
• Plattsburgh City School District outlines budget
• Saranac man admits guilt in federal pornography case
• Raises for some administrators anger some teachers
• Fujitsu to add 53 jobs by Sept. 1
• Conference Center opens in Lake Placid
• Pavone jury complete
• Cuomo: NY Legislature doesn't want ethics reform
• Congressman among those looking to help Japan with food
• Census: NY older, especially in rural areas
• Hola! ¿Quieres aprender español? If you don't know what that says, then Elementary Spanish I — and SUNY Plattsburgh Summer Session 2011 — is for you. Enrich your life or get ahead in your requirements. See the part of Platt
• Lake Champlain flood problems continue in Essex County
• Process for receiving federal help outlined
• Jury half filled in Pavone murder trial
• City's north Margaret Street reopens in both directions
• Pending final votes, Essex County Jail to be dedicated to Hommes
• Paul Maroun to run for mayor
• Four candidates vie for Peru School Board
• NY union rejects tentative contract with Cuomo
• Health insurance exchange hearings set across NY
• Workshop aimed at underage-drinking prevention
• 'Miss Rosa' heads to graduate school at 64
• Process for receiving federal help outlined
• Paul Maroun to run for mayor
• City's north Margaret Street reopens in both directions
• Jury half filled in Pavone murder trial
• ELCS budget down, levy up
• Four candidates vie for Peru School Board
• Flooding issues won't go away soon
• St. Agnes School being restructured.
• Fire departments question pricey rope mandate
• City changes name of compost plant
• River Road to close for repairs in Malone
• Essex County tops $6 million in flood damage
• Appeals court rejects NY cigarette tax challenge
• Poll: NYers see Cuomo as changing Albany
• Grant applications sought for Essex projects
• Crown Point school taxes up slightly
• St. Agnes School being restructured
• Sunshine nice, but flooding persists
• Sesame Street had it right with the power of 15. Imagine the power $15 can make in the lives of students present and future. Take the Bright with Promise Challenge. Take 15 minutes (or less). Give $15 (or more). Achieve $15 million.
• Lake level starts to drop; danger and damage linger
• Lakeside Apartments animal rescues a success
• Pavone jury selection slated for today
• Wildlife doing fine despite high water
• Franklin County to use wind-farm funds for pipeline
• NY prisons have as many as 8,000 excess beds
• Asbestos in Malone school poses no harm to students
• Ti school-tax levy rises despite position cuts
• Saranac Lake seeking flood-damage reports
• Lookback: May 9 to15
• Lake level starts to drop; danger and damage linger
• Pavone jury selection slated for Monday
• Lakeside Apartments animal rescues a success
• Lasting loss prompts life of giving for local mom
• City flooding continues as region copes with damage
• Airport delays addressed
• Residents continue battling flood
• School spending down, but levy up in Tupper
• Congressman agrees with decision not to release bin Laden photos
• Sex offender jailed over address change
• State parks offer plethora of camping options
• Inter-Lakes Medical Supply to close
• Innovation key to success for General Composites
• City flooding continues as region copes with damage
• Residents continue battling flood
• Earthquake shakes Lyon Mountain
• Delayed damage shows up in Essex County
• North Margaret Street flooding worsens
• Repeat offender convicted of felony DWI
• Council rejects idea of changing voting pattern
• Moriah school taxes up less than 2 percent
• Canadian election should benefit North Country
• Plattsburgh State fraternity loses recognition
• Gaming brings $30 million to Akwesasne
• Of Interest: May 7, 2011
• College prospects benefit from higher-education series
• Seniors, consider participating in the Senior Class Gift and say thank you to a faculty or staff member who made your experience meaningful. Or say thank you to those who gave to enhance your educational experience. Make a gift and leave your mark.
• SUNY Plattsburgh tudent volunteers have been helping those affected by flooding in the North Country. Cardinal Points, the student newspaper, covered the volunteer efforts.
• Governor's reps survey flood damage
• Nursing-home merger a go
• State, Lewis Farm agree on repayment in APA case
• Thomas Leitz is next county manager
• Fuel spills a concern in flooding aftermath
• Flooding may affect septic, water systems
• North wind takes a turn
• $11.5 million in Franklin County damages so far
• NY lobbying topped $200M for first time in 2010
• New codes officer in Chazy
• Governor's reps survey flood damage
• State, Lewis Farm agree on repayment in APA case
• Preliminary hearing canceled
• Nursing-home merger a go
• New codes officer in Chazy
• Fuel spills a concern in flooding aftermath
• Thomas Leitz is next county manager
• Get your salsa on at the Latin/Caribbean Dance Party, part of the 35th annual SUNY Plattsburgh Jazz Festival, Saturday, May 7 beginning with dance lessons at 6 p.m. Check out the details here to learn more:
• Amtrak's Albany-to-Montreal service to resume today
• Farmer heard explosion, discovered fire
• Rain ramps up flooding in some areas
• Animal rescues part of flood response
• St. Mary's Academy saved
• Schroon Lake tax levy rises 2.8 percent
• Council to consider changing voting procedure
• Dog owners invited to Peru meeting
• Family still searching for missing Saranac Lake man
• City of Plattsburgh mulls fountain for downtown
• Of Interest: May 5, 2011
• St. Mary's Academy saved
• Closed roads in Clinton County named
• Family still searching for missing Saranac Lake man
• City of Plattsburgh mulls a fountain for downtown
• Farmer heard explosion, discovered fire
• Rain continues; flooding ramps up again
• Constable woman stabbed; son charged as an adult with murder
• Flooding states of emergency extended
• No bids in second Camp Gabriels auction
• City council agrees to moratorium on digital signs
• Early estimate: $5 million in Saranac Lake flood damage
• Tupper readies for coming storm
• Appealed denied for mastermind in city robbery
• Peru seeks public comments on historical signs
• Caution urged in selling gold
• Of Interest: May 4, 2011
• Teen charged, as adult, with murder of mother
• If you had been walking around Hawkins Hall today around lunchtime, this is what you would have heard. Thanks, Yana, for sharing your gift with SUNY Plattsburgh -- and good luck with your extended performance at "A Mozart Celebration" in Giltz
• Tupper readies for coming storm
• The Press-Republican has risen to the Challenge, with a call to action for the $1 Million Bright with Promise Challenge.
• No bids in second Camp Gabriels auction
• Heavy rain renews flooding fears
• Forest group asks NY lawmakers for support
• Senate Dems plan first 'interactive' ethics forum
• Lake Champlain flooding delaying NY-Vt. bridge work
• Constable woman slain; teen son arrested.
• South winds cause more flooding
• Death of bin Laden sparks spontaneous march, memories of 9/11
• Arabic daily correspondent, Ground Zero responder react to bin Laden's death
• Essex County OKs emergency storm repairs, contracts
• Cuomo boxes in NY Legislature on tax cap, ethics
• Cuomo reveals big plan, funding for SUNY centers
• Empire State Winter Games to grow from 3 days to 4
• Sex offender back in jail
• Of Interest: May 3, 2011
• Yesterday, we all received the news of Osama bin Laden’s death. Ten years ago, many of you were students, faculty or staff on campus witnessing the horrific events of 9/11 along with the rest of the world. Share your memories of that day with us, s
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• Community stunned by homicide
• South wind stirs up new flooding
• Death of bin Laden celebrated by PSU students, others
• Cuomo: Bin Laden's killing a 'historic moment'
• Lake level, south wind a dangerous combination
• Appeal denied for accomplice in Lake Placid murder
• Plenty of pets turn out for Petwalk fundraiser
• Plattsburgh man gets probation in sex-abuse case
• Town of Malone seeks low-income grant
• Lookback — May 2-9, 2011
• Of Interest: May 2, 2011
• Family hangs on to tradition of May baskets
• Lake level, south wind a dangerous combination
• Appeal denied for accomplice in Lake Placid murder
• Plattsburgh man gets probation in sex-abuse case
• Flooding woes continue but conditions improving
• Moriah campsite, area residences drenched
• Helen Riddle celebrates century
• Lake Placid School anticipates 4.04-percent tax-levy increase
• County, city of Plattsburgh to auction off properties
• E-town actors ready for another show
• Champlain Plastics sees business on the rise
• Warren Tire expands service
• Brushton-Moira budget sees increase
• Hydroelectric power milestone reached
• Homes on northern Margaret Street evacuated
• County, city of Plattsburgh to auction off properties
• Moriah campground flooded
• Flooding woes continue but conditions improving
• Governor: Damage 'breathtakingly bad'
• States of emergency declared for Clinton County, Tupper, Champlain, portions of City of Plattsburgh
• New superintendent chosen for Peru
• New restaurants set for Plattsburgh
• Unused prescription drugs being collected
• Officials continue to monitor Saranac River flow
• Volunteers fatigued, persistent, dedicated
• Of Interest: April 29, 2011
• Three generations of Spencer George Lobdells
• Daffest postponed
• Moriah tackles storm damage
• Lake, rivers rise in Northern Tier
• Lake flooding keeps city residents busy
• Ausable River, Lake Champlain keep rising
• Saranac Lake rises to river's challenge
• Local Brits look forward to royal wedding
• Daffest begins today
• Church seeks to raise $50,000 for renovations
• Parts of the North Country were hard hit by flooding brought on by recent thunderstorms and spring thaws. Moriah, about 50 miles south of Plattsburgh,has taken the brunt of the flooding so far, but areas throughout the Adirondacks and Clinton County have
• Saranac Lake rises to river's challenge
• Ausable River rises again
• Moriah tackles storm damage
• Local Brits look forward to royal wedding
• Appealed denied for mastermind in city robbery
• Cuomo activates NY emergency ops center amid storm
• Lake, rivers rise in Northern Tier
• More flooding in AuSable
• Moriah hit hardest by flooding
• April rains wreak havoc
• People, pets evacuated in Keeseville
• No school at Moriah Central on Thursday
• Saranac Lake officials forced to open dam on Saranac River
• Essex County seeks disaster status
• Direct Air to add new destinations
• St. Regis man arrested for child molestation
• Peru School to name new superintendent
• Churubusco border work to resume
• Saranac Lake officials forced to open dam on Saranac River
• Direct Air to add new destinations
• No school at Moriah Central on Thursday
• People, pets evacuated in Keeseville
• Flooding affects northern Essex County
• Serious injury caused by flooding
• Essex County flooding keeps emergency responders busy
• Woman's car crashes into niece's home
• Plattsburgh ranks high for economic potential
• Fletcher Allen managing Moses-Ludington Hospital
• Thousands of dead fish wash up on Moriah's shoreline
• Family Court lawyer assignments shift to save
• Holocaust commemoration planned at Plattsburgh State
• Essex County to hold Take Back Day for drugs
• Car up for bid at school auction
• Essex County Sheriff warns of mail scam
• Of Interest: April 27, 2011
• Join us for the Days of Remembrance Holocaust commemoration Thursday at 5 p.m. in Krinovitz Recital Hall. The winner of the Douglas R. Skopp Creative Competition will be announced.
• Self-checkout manufacturer to expand in Plattsburgh
• Local teen meets assistance dog
• Local pediatrician disputes connection between vaccines and autism
• Northern Adirondack won't raise taxes
• Town of Jay Main Street sees improvements
• Dannemora man charged with abandoning 19 cats
• NY "Move Over Law" crackdown week nets 865 tickets
• Judicial Conduct commission sets record
• Saranac Lake awaits flowered arrival for Daffest start
• Highway safety program conducted on both sides of the border
• Dannemora man arrested for abandoning cats
• Daffodil report: Fingers crossed
• The next time this ball saw the ground, it was on the other side of the left field fence. Go Cardinals.
• Fujitsu to expand in Plattsburgh
• We regret to inform the SUNY Plattsburgh community of the death of Professor Emeritus Robert Miller Sr., Sunday, April 17 in St. George, Utah. Dr. Miller taught in the teacher education program where he specialized in science education. Funeral services
• Northern Adirondack won't raise taxes
• Saranac Lake School District proposes 1.96 percent tax-levy increase
• Oswego principal to take reins at Schroon Lake Central
• Saranac Lake Daffest sculpture arrives
• Burn ban remains in effect
• Rep. Owens calls for solutions at forum
• Conference to focus on nonpoint source pollution
• Lake Champlain Marketing Committee unveils logo
• Local triathlete raises funds for charity by cutting hair
• Holocaust commemoration planned at Plattsburgh State
• Lookback: April 25 to May 1, 2011
• Burn ban remains in effect
• Saranac Lake School District proposes 1.96 tax-levy increase
• Houses, roads flooded
• Hundreds turn out for Easter egg hunt
• A winter for the record
• Schroon Lake home lost to blaze
• Technical Rescue Task Force puts skills to the test
• Locals feeling recent spike in gas prices
• Operator error caused lake contamination
• Himalaya Restaurant open in downtown Plattsburgh
• 'Chateaugay Lake' history mirrors the Adirondacks
• Business briefs: April 24, 2011
• Schroon Lake home lost to blaze
• A winter for the record
• Houses, roads flooded
• Plattsburgh State receives largest gift ever
• Pro-life group prays in midst of pro-choice supporters
• Essex County sales-tax receipts are up
• Gas-pipeline work expected in June
• Fun Day planned to save school
• Elizabethtown Council to fix footbridge, named new highway super
• Dog alerts neighbor to construction company fire
• Peru man accused of arson
• Trio charged with series of thefts
• Press-Republican wins two Press Association awards
• In a challenge to others, two anonymous SUNY Plattsburgh graduates have pledged to give the largest gift in the college's history. The husband and wife team — members of the classes of '70 and '72 respectively — have pledged $1
• Dog alerts neighbor to construction company fire
• Plattsburgh State receives largest gift ever
• Trio charged with series of thefts
• Fun Day planned to save school
• Essex County sales-tax receipts are up
• Cold killing non-native fish in Lake Champlain
• NCAA penalizes SUNY Potsdam for violations
• Plattsburgh State cuts programs
• ComLinks case may go to trial
• NCCS adopts budget with no tax hikes
• Public weighs in on nursing-home merger
• Virginia fugitive returned to face local rape charge
• Man accused of torching car during dispute
• Saranac home saved from fast-moving flames
• Increased border checks today
• Peak to remain 'Bald'
• Golf tourneys benefit wounded vets
• Essex County retirees sue over health insurance
• Gov. Paterson to deliver commencement address at Paul Smith's College
• Ti Police get alleged heroin from traffic stop
• Firefighters save local businesses from extensive damage
• Apparent arson sweeps house in Ti
• Family continues search for missing canoeist
• Dannemora man jailed for allegedly attempting to stab teen
• Essex County Transportation offers free rides on Earth Day
• Postal rate increases in effect
• Clinton County Property Transfers: April 11 to 15, 2011
• Ti Police get alleged heroin from traffic stop
• Essex County retirees sue over health insurance
• Family continues search for missing canoeist
• Firefighters save local businesses from extensive damage
• Gov. Paterson to deliver commencement address at Paul Smith's College
• Peru Central would lay off workers
• APA says hunting camps can stay
• Officer and two others treated then released after crash
• Ti Armory wracked by boiler explosion
• Local company faces OSHA violations
• Mayor updates city issues
• NY backs off rules on kickball, tag at day camps
• Cuomo names panel for modernizing NY government
• Military Appreciation Day
• 10 submit resumes
• PSU best in world, international students say
• Franklin County broadband firms irked
• Champlain Plastics hurt by Chinese competition
• Tax break on clothing, shoes
• Plattsburgh Police officer, 2 others injured in accidents
• Tax returns show Gov. Cuomo income tops $200,000
• Elizabethtown couple receives humanitarian award
• Conservatives appear set to win Canadian election
• Dean's List: April 19, 2011
• Of Interest: April 19, 2011
• Plattsburgh Police officer and two other injured
• Champlain Plastics hurt by Chinese competition
• Can you say number 1? A recent survey of international students -- the largest of its kind -- ranks SUNY Plattsburgh at the top for friendliness, learning environment and much more.
• Elizabethtown couple receive humanitarian award
• City Police car involved in crash
• Kevin Hulbert '90 G'00 has been selected as the 2011 New York State Elementary School Principal of the Year by the School Administrators Association of New York State. The annual award recognizes members who "set the pace, character and qu
• Tax break on clothing, shoes
• AVCS adopts budget cuts positions, programs
• Plattsburgh Half Marathon aids Team Fox
• Three locals part of U.S. Luge "D" Team
• Franklin County to replace obsolete radio system
• Malone school audit questions substitute-teacher pay
• Day of Caring mobilizes volunteers
• Mission targets Nicaraguan orphanage for assistance
• Inmate meal deal could save money for Franklin County
• Lookback: April 18-24
• Of Interest: April 18, 2011
• Malone school audit questions substitute-teacher pay
• AVCS adopts budget cuts positions, programs
• Wind causes power outages in Malone
• Stats show sexual violence often not stranger attacks
• Officials applaud new strangulation laws
• Clinton County sales tax ahead of pace
• Local students perform at national event
• Burning issues in Peru
• Club owner: Girls Gone Wild a tame event
• Repeat offender steals from 98-year-old woman
• Village of Tupper Lake looks to 1.73 percent tax-levy increase
• Unions increasingly under attack
• Unions have long history of protecting workers
• Associate Professor of Music Bill Pfaff has taken his love of music on the road. Read about it here.
• Plattsburgh man's appeal denied for trooper shooting
• Chamber survey measures Canadian visitors impact
• APA approves second Moriah waterfront variance
• Local principal honored
• Plattsburgh Half Marathon praised by Michael J. Fox
• Capital project hikes taxes
• Louise Decarlo marks 100 years
• Gillibrand promotes first responder bill
• Of Interest: April 16, 2011
• 7-year-old a prodigy artist
• Local principal honored
• Ex-NY comptroller Hevesi gets 1-4 years in prison
• Plattsburgh Half Marathon praised by Michael J. Fox
• Plattsburgh man's appeal denied for trooper shooting
• Plattsburgh City School approves budget
• Layoffs likely for Malone Central Schools
• Owlet returned to the trees
• Regulations for milk spills loosened
• Hannaford Supermarket opens Saturday in Lake Placid
• Prison time for city crash and drug bust
• Saranac man improving following Sunday shooting
• Objections raised to Girls Gone Wild event
• NY gets more heating aid money from the feds
• Look out for email scams as tax deadline nears
• Owlet returned to the trees
• Objections raised to Girls Gone Wild event
• Regulations for milk spills loosened
• Optimism refuels desire for multi-year transportation bill
• Saranac Central educators save jobs
• Cuomo gets wage freeze in 1st NY labor contract
• Essex County seeks radio money
• Group hatching plan to allow chickens in city
• Lake Placid Mayor reserves clerk appointment
• Saranac man remains critical following shooting
• Honor guard takes on duty
• Meeting tonight to focus on Town of AuSable highway garage
• NY offers incentives for solar powered hot water
• Saranac Central educators save jobs
• To all of our alumni and friends around the world: We wanted you to know the grass on campus is green and the Hawkins Pond is filling up this very instant. It's officially springtime in Plattsburgh.
• Lake Placid Mayor reserves clerk appointment
• Optimism seen for multi-year transportation reauthorization bill
• Black Brook declares state of emergency
• Beekmantown residents take board to task
• More charges anticipated in shooting
• Lake Champlain nears flood stage
• Ti teachers agree to give back wage hikes
• NY Senate says it won't deal on tax cap bill
• NY Senate Dems pushing reform agenda
• Need to rethink attitude toward head injuries, doc says
• Small, accidental fire at school
• Retired trooper to ride in honor of fallen comrades
• Investigation into Standish shooting continues
• Beekmantown students stage sit-in over budget
• Essex County wants more from bed tax
• Essex County decides against renaming jail for late sheriff
• Flood threat drips away
• Family helps repair house after Ausable River flooding
• Police: 'Extra attention' to parking zones
• City to host forum on urban chickens
• Essex County hires new Real Property chief
• Of Interest: April 12, 2011
• Flood threat drips away
• Shooting investigation continues
• Washed out roads, flooding possible
• Students stage sit-in
• Poll: On time budget earns NY Legislature higher approval rating
• Essex County wants more from bed tax
• Storms kill power for many
• Celebration being planned for new Vt.-NY bridge
• Body of missing Saranac Lake man found
• Tupper chief makes passionate plea for safety funds
• Artists liven up Port Henry
• Malone to expand court space
• Town of Malone pursues unpaid fines
• Franklin County Sheriff: Water bill is all wet
• New kinship program to help custodial grandparents
• Prison time in city crack bust
• Millions in unclaimed tax refunds sit waiting
• Lookback: April 11-17
• Body of missing Saranac Lake man found
• Prison time in city crack bust
• Millions in unclaimed tax refunds sit waiting
• Sheriff: Water bill is all wet
• New electronic recycling law now in effect
• Owens praises budget compromise
• Many positions on Beekmantown Central's chopping block
• The right-brain adventures of Jonathan Fine
• Narrows Road bridge cracks getting worse
• Mental Health Court opens door to personal change
• Support resource essential for post-system success
• Mental Health Court is no walk in the park
• Variety is the business at Crafty Creations
• Community Store hires management
• Narrows Road bridge cracks getting worse
• Many positions on Beekmantown Central's chopping block
• Owens praises budget compromise
• New electronic recycling law now in effect
• It's not too early to start thinking about Summer Session. Get ahead, catch up, or lighten your load for next year:
• Take a virtual tour around SUNY Plattsburgh and see what the area has to offer — the Adirondacks, Lake Champlain, city life, shopping and more. check it out online at:
• City School trims budget
• Scaringe case held up by error
• Champlain Bridge on time, over cost
• Volunteers lining up for Day of Caring
• Girls Gone Wild contest coming to Plattsburgh nightclub
• Moriah man sentenced to prison for 2009 assault
• PSU teach-in takes aim at corporate greed
• Locals laud Cuomo political appointees
• Students: April 9, 2011
• Of Interest: April 9, 2011
• City School trims budget
• Five SUNY Plattsburgh communication students are semifinalists in the 2011 PSAid student competition. This competition has students design public service announcements showing the importance of giving cash to help disaster victims. The Plattsburgh semifi
• Champlain Bridge on time, over cost
• Scaringe case held up by error
• Girls Gone Wild contest coming to local nightclub
• Moriah man sentenced to prison for 2009 assault
• Officials say NY-Vt. bridge late and over budget
• Federal funding to improve rail passenger service through North Country
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• Picketing nurses seek higher wages
• Franklin County to study bed tax
• County wants to spend $10 million for nursing-home plan
• Congressman urges compromise on budget flap
• City agrees to take compost plant property
• Villa Fiora Restaurant closing
• Essex County swears in ethics panel
• Small turnout at town wind-law hearing
• NY schools innovating, cooperating to ease cuts
• NY state education boss to leave job by year's end
• Picketing nurses seek higher wages
• Congressman urges compromise on budget flap
• Franklin County to study bed tax
• Small turnout at town wind-law hearing
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• Firefighter recruitment is focus of weekend events
• NY to judges: Close courtrooms earlier to save $
• City Council to accept Compost Plant property
• Picket today over wages, health-care costs
• Lake lures pro anglers back for bass tourneys
• Saranac Lake cutting funding to chamber
• Autopsy shows accident victim died of trauma
• Diabetes Center gets funding
• Port Henry trustees propose final budget
• More business and education collaboration needed
• Program helps keep victims safe
• Foreign language teachers talk shop
• Mohawks consider gaming merger
• Gillibrand working on plan to stimulate small businesses
• Tri-Lakes disappointed in high-speed loss
• Bed-tax talks to resume in Franklin County
• Yankee Candle coming to Champlain Centre
• Dannemora facing 35% tax-levy hike
• Sex-related conviction reversed
• Remark about Plattsburgh spurs chuckle from mayor
• Fort Ti exhibit to display extensive art collection
• Of Interest: April 6, 2011
• Mohawks consider merger
• Yankee Candle coming to Champlain Centre
• Visit the SUNY Plattsburgh photo galleries page to see snapshots taken at alumni events like the recent gathering for young alumni in New York City:
• Bed tax resurfaces in Franklin County
• Pavone reaction during standoff detailed in court
• Beekmantown welcome center to reopen
• Planned Malone budget would slash $500K
• Hommes jail naming explored
• Winter bee losses lower than normal
• Sbarro chain files for bankruptcy
• Prison term for bold smuggling try
• Firefighter Association awards top members
• Adirondack Economic Development Corp. chooses interim director
• Of Interest: April 5, 2011
• Hommes jail naming explored
• Village to lower taxes 2 percent
• Pavone reaction during standoff detailed in court
• Winter bee losses lower than normal
• Obama re-election launches with email, website
• Man dead after one-car Saranac accident
• Support mounting for planned Franklin Co. ATV trail
• PHS scores best showing yet at Science Olympiad
• Fees, meal plans up at Plattsburgh State
• Schumer pushing program to help maple producers
• Keene, Jay counting on each other
• Tobacco-cessation proponents honor dozens
• Lookback: April 4-10, 2011
• Of Interest: April 4, 2011
• Nest box fit for a bluebird
• Man dead after one-car Saranac accident
• Fire destroys Burke barn, kills dozens of cattle
• Dog dragged by car recovering nicely
• Town of Plattsburgh proposes wind facility law
• Port Henry trustees work to keep budget flat
• Application deadline extended
• City to consider sign moratorium
• Tea Party leader making improvements
• Postcard hobby reveals area's past
• Legend Bistro - A Brew Pub and Wine Bar now open
• Essex Inn begins new mission
• Gillibrand raises more than $3M
• Port Henry home heavily damaged by fire
• Event honors victims of tragedy in Japan
• Ti schools in dire straits
• Trimming costs at the jail
• Adirondack Carousel seeks new bids
• Willsboro teens walk to help others
• Of Interest: April 2, 2011
• Suicide-prevention forum addresses gaps in services
• Port Henry home heavily damaged by fire
• Trimming costs at the jail
• Adirondack Carousel seeks new bids
• Ti schools in dire straits
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• Collard gets maximum
• AMC nurses union will hold informational picket
• State budget does little to help schools
• NY Legislature passes rare on-time budget
• Court accepts Malone man's sex-abuse pleas
• Lockdown at FCI Ray Brook ends
• Chamber delegation to have voice in DC
• NY gets more HEAP money
• Though without celeb host, Daffest ready for thaw
• 2-week food drive to benefit Good Samaritan Pantry
• State budget does little to help schools
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• Thomas A. Collard sentenced for killing wife years ago
• AMC nurses union will hold informational picket
• Philosophy Professor Beth Dixon believes children are natural philosophers and encourages philosophical discussions among them. Through SUNY Plattsburgh, she heads an affiliate center for the Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children, a pr
• Lockdown at FCI Ray Brook ends
• Two-week food drive to start Saturday
• Guilty verdict 'a relief' to murdered man's family
• B'town Council passes firefighter tax exemptions
• Dickinson man charged with rape
• Plea agreement: Not more than 15 years for sex abuse
• Appeal denied for pharmacy break-ins
• Collard sentencing is on the court schedule Thursday
• Schroon Lake school chief search down to two
• Hooked on Saranac Lake
• Lake workshop to focus on marina operations
• Candlelight vigil to honor Japanese quake victims
• The movie, “The King’s Speech,” gets the topic of stuttering right, says SUNY Plattsburgh Dean of Education, Health and Human Services Michael Morgan. Morgan, a speech and language specialist, says in the Press-Republican, "It take
• Area schools still facing painful cuts
• Leader of North Country Tea Party stricken
• Essex County still trying for extra sales tax
• Black Brook man gets nearly 20 years for sex abuse
• Concert volunteer postpones jail
• Deliberations continue in Shoemaker trial
• Woman named upstate federal judge
• Essex County Jail may be renamed for the late Henry Hommes
• Neglected cats left at Adirondack Humane Society
• Wonderful world of science displayed
• We were saddened to learn about the passing of Dr. James Olmsted, professor emeritus of geology, Thursday, March 24 in East Aurora, N.Y. Dr. Olmsted retired in 1993 after nearly 30 years with the College. For his complete obituary, visit
• North Country lawmakers hope state budget is step in right direction
• Closing arguments made in murder trial
• 25 year-sentence pronounced for sex abuse of a 5-year-old
• FCI Ray Brook in lockdown
• Malone committee forming to study dissolution
• Family Resource Center funds may be cut
• Kinship Care Program at risk
• Praise, biting criticism flies over NY budget
• Watershed Stewardship Summit today
• Socks for Soldiers campaign marches on
• 25 year-sentence pronounced for sex abuse of a 5-year-old
• North Country lawmakers hope state budget is step in right direction
• Closing arguments made in murder trial
• FCI Ray Brook in lockdown
• Village seeks committee members
• Defense rests in Shoemaker trial
• NY judiciary faces another $70 million budget cut
• Watershed Stewardship Summit set
• View alumnus Ian Ash's documentary footage of the aftermath in Japan here.
• Strategic partnership agreement reached
• Peregrine falcon nursed back to health
• NY gov, lawmakers agree to tentative $133B budget
• Some restorations in NY budget deal
• Upstate inmate accused of tax fraud
• "King's Speech" offers realistic view of stuttering
• Plattsburgh native, video-game programmer to speak at Clarkson
• Students triumph at North Country History Day
• Lookback: March 28, 2011
• Of Interest: March 28, 2011
• Strategic partnership agreement reached
• Upstate inmate accused of tax fraud
• Bevy of neglected cats found
• Plattsburgh State chooses new provost
• Saranac Lake man awarded medal
• Northern Adirondack to tighten fiscal practices
• ELCS wrestles with budget
• St. Joe's a workplace winner
• Tablets to improve efficiency for nurses
• Book Briefs: March 27, 2011
• Business briefs: March 27, 2011
• Farm briefs: March 27, 2011
• 21 cats found in horrific conditions
• Saranac Lake man awarded medal
• ELCS wrestles with budget
• Hearing costs put ahead of tax payments
• Visual impact on Tupper resort at issue
• 2010 Census shows slight local growth
• Saranac Lake budget looks at a tax levy increase of 3.7 percent
• Essex County Clerk's Office records going online
• Event today to benefit ailing toddler
• Sunday benefit to help family of young boy
• 'Toy Story' on ice today
• Of Interest: March 26, 2011
• Philosophy series encourages discussion among kids
• Saturday event to benefit ailing toddler
• Saranac Lake budget looks at a tax-levy increase of 3.7 percent.
• Tonight is the college’s Relay for Life. Since our students began hosting this event four years ago, they have raised more than $138,500 to help with the fight against cancer. This year’s total has already gone beyond the $31,000 mark. Our ha
• Clinton County to provide shuttle for airport parking
• Town of Plattsburgh water rates go up
• Ticonderoga Central School District faces budget crisis
• DOT certification expected to help company grow
• Man impersonates police officer
• Community Garden expanding for season
• DEC issues draft plan for Hoffman Notch Wilderness
• Willsboro Cub Scouts help troops
• Fundraiser set for Plattsburgh woman
• Of Interest: March 25, 2011
• Town of Plattsburgh water rates go up
• Ticonderoga Central School face budget crisis
• Legislature: On-time NY budget deal within days
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• Award-winning filmmaker and Class of 2000 alumnus, Ian Thomas Ash, is writing a blog for Discovery News on his first-hand account of events in Japan. The news site, which also features Ash's films, "Jake, not finished yet," and "the b
• Clinton County to provide shuttle for airport parking
• Prosecution wraps up in Shoemaker trial; defense begins
• Woman involved in Tuesday chase now jailed
• Spinal-cord injury won't stop local woman
• Westville woman wins big at Mohawk Casino
• Peru School offices vandalized
• Cuomo warns Legislature may force gov't shutdown
• Plattsburgh Housing Authority gets new offices
• Residents advise Westport School Board on budget
• Locals debate moral dilemma posed by Libya
• Recipe Contest winners chosen
• Prosecution to wrap up in Shoemaker trial
• NY Senate to propose prison closing plan
• Woman involved in Tuesday chase now jailed
• Peru School offices vandalized
• Recipe Contest winners chosen
• High-speed chase ends with suicide
• Neighbor discovered Merrill fire
• FBI expert testifies in Shoemaker trial
• Area hospitals receive reimbursements for meeting health-care goals
• Adirondack Club and Resort hearings get under way
• Cuomo, legislative leaders finishing NY budget
• City schools study ways to cut gap
• Seton Catholic Central offers new courses
• Dart Tournament to support North Country Lumber Jills
• Of Interest: March 23, 2011
• Adirondack Club and Resort hearings get under way
• Police have confirmed death after chase
• Neighbor discovered Merrill fire
• Boil-water order declared
• FBI expert testifies in Shoemaker trial
• Area hospitals receive reimbursements for meeting health-care goals
• Plattsburgh City School cuts proposed
• Lake Champlain underwater electricity transmission receives another approval
• Taped interview remains focus of Shoemaker trial
• City approves use of parking spaces for prayer service
• City home damaged by overnight fire
• Beekmantown to discuss emergency-worker exemption
• Essex County Ethics Board named
• Hawaiian students visit Ti
• Civil War musket unveiled
• Variety key to handling snow-day boredom
• Of Interest: March 22, 2011
• Hearing set on firefighter tax exemption
• Underwater electricity transmission system receives another approval
• Civil War musket to be unveiled
• Taped interview focus of Shoemaker trial
• City approves use of parking spaces for prayer service
• City home damaged by overnight fire
• Crews battle Saranac fire
• Dogged will to live
• Control Officer: Risk, law warrant leashes
• Essex County residents learn about Laurentian jobs
• Flooding eased in Town of Champlain
• APA and local government approach understanding
• PSU alum/filmmaker chronicles Japan's troubles
• Adirondack Community Trust scholarships available
• Old voting machines declared surplus
• Lookback: March 21, 2011
• Students: March 21, 2011
• PSU alum/filmmaker chronicles Japan's troubles
• AuSable School in a deep fiscal hole
• Chazy Pfizer facility not set for demolition
• Locals piqued over proposed Bald Peak name
• Authorities launch commercial-vehicle inspection blitz
• Great tourism season predicted
• Let it flow: Maple season under way
• Moriah audit follow-up finds little wrong
• Malone floral, garden shop has deep roots
• Students planned Youth Leadership Conference
• Students: March 20, 2011
• AuSable School in a deep fiscal hole
• Moriah audit follow-up finds little wrong
• Battle of Plattsburgh Association to take lead in Stone Barracks plan
• Family friend says Shoemaker confessed murder
• Saranac Central faces nearly $4 million budget deficit
• Moriah public shoreline eroding
• Trial delayed in Saranac man's sex-abuse case
• Two sex offenders arrested
• American fire companies battle Quebec blaze
• Scholarship benefit honors past Saranac rescuer
• Students tackle world issues
• Of Interest: March 19, 2011
• Over spring break, one of our short-term study abroad classes visited Costa Rica to learn about political ecology and conservation. View entries from their video journal here.
• Battle of Plattsburgh Association to take lead in Stone Barracks plan
• Scholarship benefit honors past Saranac rescuer
• Saranac Central faces nearly $4 million budget deficit
• Family friend says Shoemaker confessed murder
• The Moriah public shoreline is eroding
• American fire companies battle Quebec blaze
• Police: Victim hospitalized after Thursday stabbing
• Clinton County to consider privatizing home health care
• Northern Tier businesswoman, former legislator feted as top Irishman
• Saranac Central close to selling Cadyville School
• Head-on crash in Ti causes serious injuries
• Campus hate-crime stirs emotion
• NYC woman gets prison for local border offense
• CVPH sees increase in VRE, not in infection rates
• Soldier visits Saranac Elementary students
• Of Interest: March 18, 2011
• Campus e-mail is back online following a scheduled power outage in Feinberg Library. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
• Tupper village turns out in force
• Shoemaker's boyfriend takes the stand
• Father's conviction reversed in double-fatal crash
• Saranac Lake Community Store hits investment mark
• Mayor and union differ on snow-day policy
• 'Millionaire's tax' sinking in NY budget talks
• Very small quake vibrates through region
• Common Council to meet today
• Registration for city's half marathon is full
• Two School Board seats open at NACS
• Campus e-mail is down because of a scheduled power outage in Feinberg Library. It will be back up as soon as the workers are done. In the meantime, please bear with us.
• Canadian border-crossing closures looming
• Guerin keeps Port Henry mayoral seat
• Tapped phone calls focus of Shoemaker trial
• Jail incident raises questions over court ruling
• Barrett takes ORDA chairman's seat
• Fast response saves Burke home
• Saranac native going about business in Japan
• ELCS students experience the world at Harvard Model U.N.
• Rouses Point seeks input on codes plans
• APA meeting to include new pact
• For the past 10 years, SUNY Plattsburgh has been offering an Alternative Spring Break trip where students participate in community service during their winter recess. This year, students traveled north to St. George, Ontario, to volunteer with the Tim Ho
• Inmate found with drugs in jail
• Town, city offer merger viewpoints
• Fumes close down Myers Fine Arts
• Northway to be closed for bridge work
• Willsboro teachers agree to no new raises
• Alleged stolen gun focus of Shoemaker trial
• Federal regulation bans possession of 'fake pot' substances
• Essex County hires 3rd public defender
• Village polls open today for elections
• Ti man charged with child-porn possession
• Members of our Costa Rica: Political Ecology and Conservation class are continuing their studies over spring break with a trip to that country. Here is a video journal from day one of their trip. Check our YouTube channel throughout the week to see more
• Inmate found with drugs in jail
• Ti man charged with child-porn possession
• Essex County hires 3rd public defender
• Local musician scores festival film
• Alleged stolen gun focus of Shoemaker trial
• Sixteen students involved in SUNY Plattsburgh's Rotaract Club are spending part of their spring break helping to restore the Strand Theater in downtown Plattsburgh. See why they're giving back to the local community through their efforts:
• Village elections set for Tuesday
• Town, city offer merger viewpoints
• Students give the Strand a break
• Area professor in Japan during quake
• NCCS faces $2.2 million shortfall
• APA issues draft conditions for Tupper resort development
• Jay to hold meeting for flood victims
• Adirondack growth, planning grants available
• Mooers man pleads not guilty to manslaughter indictment
• Lookback: March 14, 2011
• Grants to fund fish-habitat projects
• Of Interest: March 14, 2011
• Area professor in Japan during quake
• Jay to help flood victims
• SUNY Plattsburgh's Dr. Lauren Eastwood was in Tokyo when the quake hit. Here's her account as it appeared in the the Syracuse Post-Standard:
• Mooers man pleads not guilty to manslaughter indictment
• Area schools celebrate with winter festivals
• Unionists speak out
• Keeseville teacher saves first-grader's life
• Winter Games a win
• Texas Roadhouse plans approved
• Essex County forum to focus on job training
• Willsboro family deals with fire aftermath
• Agri-Mark announces 2010 profits
• Forum set on Peru Central budget
• A wide variety of crafts are available
• Texas Roadhouse plans approved
• Tragedy in Japan hits home
• Lake Placid house caves under heavy snow
• Acquaintances recall Miller's demeanor
• Town of Plattsburgh appeals court decision over compost plant
• New restaurant at Champlain Centre mall
• Adopt-a-cat event today
• Reducing unwanted cats
• More light, less sleep
• Raptors at risk in heavy snow cover
• Of Interest: March 12, 2011
• SUNY Plattsburgh student Lynn Glennon created a Facebook site called "Network Japan" for people to comment about their friends and loved ones who may be affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
• We are sending warm thoughts and prayers to our Japanese students, alumni and their friends and family. We hope this message finds you all safe and secure. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help.
• Flood watch in effect as rain continues
• NACS learning how to do more with less
• Plattsburgh doctor put on probation for violations
• Cuomo, Silver say fed case to fuel new ethics law
• Online investigation nets child-porn arrest
• Malone eyes 7.7-percent tax hike
• Opening statements made in Shoemaker trial
• World Warehouse and Distribution sold
• Dinner to feature products from local growers
• Of Interest: March 11, 2011
• Plattsburgh doctor put on probation for violations
• Raptors at risk in heavy snow cover
• Shoemaker trial to continue Friday
• Registration is now open for SUNY Plattsburgh's Global Supply Chain Management Conference. Come to campus May 21-26 and join industry and government leaders as they discuss importing and exporting and provide tools to improve supply chain efficiency
• World Warehouse and Distribution sold
• NACS plans to do more with less
• Online investigation nets child-porn arrest
• Dinner to feature products from local growers
• Parochial school embraces funding challenge
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• Senators buoyed on radar along northern border
• Two arrested during underage-drinking sting
• Village of Champlain doesn't plan to study dissolution
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• Essex County drug sweep nets 11
• Raging fire consumes Chazy Lake home
• Police: Hogansburg man bound and robbed
• Ellenburg attempted-murder conviction upheld
• Still no third public defender for Essex County
• Clinton County offers free colorectal screening to uninsured
• Loss of downtown parking plagues merchants
• Drug Task Force roundup nets 11 alleged drug dealers in Essex County
• Police: Hogansburg man bound and robbed
• Two arrested during underage-drinking sting
• Rabideau appeal denied
• Raging fire consumes Chazy Lake home
• Joe Martens confirmed as NY DEC commissioner
• DPW low on salt
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• Nova has order for 90 buses
• Flood victims struggle to pick up the pieces
• Family displaced by Mooers fire
• Mooers man indicted for October fatal crash
• Jury selection continues in Shoemaker trial
• So much snow but plenty of room
• Ti schools remain closed
• Downtown snow 'a priority'
• The storm was so bad, Vice President for Finance John Homburger armed himself with a shovel and hit the bricks Monday morning to get the campus dug out. Rich Higgins, director of admissions, meanwhile, came armed with a briefcase. It soon became apparent
• The SUNY Plattsburgh Wellness Fair featuring organizations from campus and the Plattsburgh community will be held Wednesday, March 9 in the Warren Ballrooms, Angell College Center, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fair covers a broad range of wellness areas, i
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• Three people struck on Northway
• Counties declare states of emergency
• Ice jams move, Ausable River recedes
• Brushton-Moira superintendent granted leave
• Moriah tries for economic boost
• The business of moving snow is booming
• Professional workshop to focus on patient care
• Cub Scouts to adopt soldiers
• Of Interest: March 8, 2011
• Cancer Bgone benefit set to aid cancer patients
• Firefighters respond to blaze in Mooers
• Storm warning extended to 7 p.m.
• Three people struck on Northway
• Moriah tries for economic boost
• There's a park bench in there. Somewhere.
• More than 15 inches have fallen. Weather reports predict up to 30 inches.
• All of today's classes have now been canceled at both campuses. Food service is limited to the Sundowner and Clinton Dining Hall. Stay safe and warm.
• Four run for two Lake Placid trustee seats
• BOCES top administrator freezes own pay
• Literacy Volunteers gets new leader
• Plattsburgh City Schools intend to continue after-school program
• Because of the weather, ALL classes at SUNY Plattsburgh's MAIN CAMPUS have been canceled for TODAY, Monday, March 7, 2011. In addition, classes at SUNY Plattsburgh's BRANCH CAMPUS at Queensbury have been canceled through NOON today. For more in
• Storm brings flood, snow, ice emergency
• Paul Smith's College student killed in crash
• Students: March 7, 2011
• Lookback: March 7, 2011
• Of Interest: March 7, 2011
• Paul Smith's College student killed in crash
• New boats and campers on display
• AuSable Valley Teachers win Literacy Challenge
• City councilor backs plan for Old Stone Barracks
• State audit finds no accounting errors in Tupper schools
• Head of state teachers union upset over State Senate tactics
• Push to sell wine in grocery stores still alive
• Legislation looks to expand credit for farmers
• Auditions for Strand show set
• Candidates sought for SCS seat
• Journey to immigration destination
• Press-motor repair affects color
• Fire ravages Willsboro home
• Police: Man stabbed during domestic dispute
• Regional Spelling Bee a hit among students and parents
• Comment session set for Adirondack Club and Resort in Tupper Lake
• Legislators bemoan sad state of finances in the Empire State
• Daffest invite extended
• Strand Theatre Historic Site Review approved
• Seuss on the loose at ELCS
• Of Interest: March 5, 2011
• A reminder to all students and their families: You may be eligible to get $1 off your federal income taxes for every $1 spent on college tuition -- up to $2,500 a year. Read about it here:
• Site Selection Magazine ranks the City of Plattsburgh 25th among the best cities with populations of 10,000- 50,000. The majority of top 25 are in the South, leaving Plattsburgh as one of the best in the Northeast. Good news for Plattsburgh, where it was
• No opposition in Clinton County village elections
• Mineville woman accused of embezzlement
• Former Essex County judge sentenced
• Education needs major overhaul
• Beekmantown Central School District will use extra reserve funds
• No third public defender for Essex County
• Massena teen seriously injured in Bombay crash
• Shoemaker trial: Jury deliberations continue
• Area spellers set to compete
• Grandstand shows set
• Education needs major overhaul
• Mineville woman accused of embezzlement
• Area spellers set to compete
• Former Essex County judge sentenced
• Co. gets 65 extra days to complete NY-Vt. bridge
• No opposition in Clinton County village elections
• Grandstand shows set
• Beekmantown Central School District will use extra reserve funds
• The Plattsburgh Alumni Association invites alumni from class years 2000-2010 to a casual evening of socializing, networking and bowling in New York City Monday, March 28 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Lucky Strike Manhattan, 624-660 W. 42nd St. Complimentary
• No third public defender for Essex County
• State panel offers mandate-relief proposals
• Protesters block stairs, halls in NY Capitol
• Owens ranks as conservative Democrat
• Plattsburgh ranks high in national publication
• Appeal denied for Plattsburgh sex offender
• Sen. Gillibrand offers support for dairy farmers
• Brushton-Moira superintendent leaving
• Prison time for city crack deals
• Hogansburg men indicted on drug charges
• Grant provides cameras for Essex police agencies
• State committee issues first of recommendations for changes
• Plattsburgh ranks high in national publication
• Owens ranks as conservative Democrat
• Candidates forum draws crowd
• Interested in seeing SUNY Plattsburgh's newest building or learning about future plans for the college? Tours of the Hudson Hall Annex will leave every 20 minutes from the annex lobby Saturday, March 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. In addition, presenta
• Brushton-Moira superintendent leaving
• Sen. Gillibrand offers support for dairy farmers
• NY judiciary proposes $100 million budget cut
• Appeal denied for Plattsburgh sex offender
• Cuomo gets report on curbing mandates
• Fast fire response saves Bloomingdale home
• Local officials ecstatic about Laurentian
• Laurentian Aerospace closes financing deal
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• Parole denied in jogger death
• Local historical community meets with Montreal developer
• Plattsburgh man gets 20 to life for sex abuse
• Gas prices up 22 percent since fall, not going down soon
• Town ambulance district forces changes, concerns
• Of Interest: March 2, 2011
• Local dentist makes AARP centerfold
• Barnabas House nearly ready
• Laurentian Aerospace deal closure expected today
• Labor leaders stage local rally
• CVPH statue to provide location for grieving, reflection
• Essex County OKs Willsboro housing
• Second Shoemaker trial kicks off today
• Beekmantown man sentenced for meth possession
• U.S. Rep. Bill Owens addresses regulation of small business
• Franklin County studies private security idea
• Of Interest: March 1, 2011
• Diagnostic services available locally for autism disorders
• Laurentian Aerospace deal closure expected Tuesday
• Essex County OKs Willsboro housing
• Labor leaders stage local rally
• CVPH to add Circle of Healing and Hope
• Legislature studies security idea
• Girls basketball sectionals delayed by inclement weather
• Cuomo aims to cap school bosses' pay
• St. Mary's Academy could close
• New heart almost ready for action
• ARISE wants green groups out of Tupper hearings
• Altona native receives high praise for work in education
• Ti family nights in jeopardy of losing films
• Local input sought for Rouses Point Revitalization Project
• Freshmen more stressed than ever
• Lookback: Feb. 28, 2011
• Of Interest: Feb. 28, 2011
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• Local input sought for Rouses Point project
• St. Mary's Academy could close
• Plattsburgh City School needs $4 million
• Police: Blood trail leads to burglary suspect
• A glimpse of history
• Less snow than expected in most areas
• Forum focuses on redistricting
• North Country advocates testify before state task force
• Local Horses for Heroes program to start in April
• Zip-slide in the woods
• Legislators mull ticket-reduction plan
• A&L Auto Repair and Sales expands
• Plattsburgh City School needs $4 million
• Join the PAC. The Plattsburgh Alumni Community is a secure database that provides alumni the opportunity to search for classmates and contact them by email, update personal information, set your directory profile, submit class notes, and post a job openi
• Sex-case appeal denied
• Morrisonville man admits stealing cancer-research materials
• Thought-provoking rocks
• Storm prompts slew of accidents
• Hundreds turn out to remember Crown Point teen
• JCEO latest organization to fear funding loss
• Two seek Port Henry mayor's seat
• Five vie for Port Henry Village Board
• Forum on redistricting to explain process in detail
• Of Interest: Feb. 26, 2011
• Teen dies while weightlifting
• Storm prompts slew of accidents
• Ti dinner postponed
• Forum on redistricting to explain process in detail
• JCEO latest organization to fear funding loss
• Take a virtual tour of the SUNY Plattsburgh campus. Visit the same residence halls, dining facilities, academic classrooms, and athletic facilities used by our students. Prospective students can continue on to request information, visit campus or apply f
• Afternoon day-care fire spurs evacuation
• Malone man charged with vehicular assault
• Fire destroys Tupper Lake home
• Massive storm expected today
• Local SUNY schools losing funding
• Animal Planet to feature fatal deer-attack story
• Slot-machine revenue down
• NACS begins budget deliberations
• Beekmantown closer to firefighter tax exemptions
• Artist donates works to Franklin County
• Local SUNY schools losing funding
• Malone man charged with vehicular assault
• Fire destroys Tupper Lake home
• Children evacuated from burning home
• Two SUNY Plattsburgh study abroad students were safe after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake ripped through the city of Christchurch, New Zealand Feb. 22. Tyler Bardin, and Katie Harper are studying at New Zealand's University of Canterbury this semester.
• Animal Planet to feature deer-attack story
• RSVP may be eliminated
• Tupper Lake woman wins $1.2 million
• Local Business Confidence Index up
• Ti Alliance buys Cobbler's Bench
• Franklin County explores cheaper inmate meals
• City to consider selling beer at beach
• Drums along the Boquet in Willsboro
• Court denies downstate man's parole appeal
• City Fire Department gets federal grant
• Felony charge results in corrections-job suspension
• RSVP may be eliminated
• North Country Business Confidence Index up
• The Plattsburgh State Art Museum will host a retrospective exhibit by watermedia artist, Noriko Hasegawa, Feb. 26 through March 27. A meet-the-artist opening reception will be held Saturday, Feb. 26 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the Burke Gallery, Myers Fine Ar
• Cheaper inmate meals
• Tupper Lake woman wins $1.2 million
• City to consider selling beer at beach
• Ti Alliance buys Cobbler's Bench
• Missioners get new perspective on life
• Adding art to health care
• Essex County needs records storage
• Federal spending freeze threatens homeless program
• Moira man pleads to federal sex-offense indictment
• Intervention services continue
• Plattsburgh State student unscathed by New Zealand quake
• Schuyler Falls man admits to drunken chase
• Talks to address salmon, trout and Asian clams
• Of Interest: Feb. 23, 2011
• Dr. Douglas Skopp, retired SUNY Plattsburgh distinguished teaching professor and college historian, has a newly published novel, "Shadows Walking," that looks at how Nazi doctors participated in the atrocities of the Holocaust. Read about Skopp
• Taking aim at superintendent salaries
• Bed-tax idea still alive
• Local Planned Parenthood funding in jeopardy
• Schumer touts college tax credit
• Elmore SPCA is under renovation
• Early on, shelter cared for people too
• Saranac code officer faces felony, other charges
• Novel on Holocaust is search for understanding
• Appliance-rebate program continues
• Of Interest: Feb. 22, 2011
• Last week a group of SUNY Plattsburgh students from the Middle East and professors from various fields came together to discuss recent events. Read about their forum here.
• Schumer touts college tax credit
• Local Planned Parenthood funding in jeopardy
• Code officer faces felony, other charges
• Taking aim at superintendent salaries
• Post-racial America -- is it a myth? How far have we come? How much further do we have to go?
• Cuomo speech disrupted by NY budget protesters
• Bed-tax idea still alive
• Pressure too high in Crown Point hydrants
• Plattsburgh man mourned Lincoln close at hand
• Peru faces huge school-budget gap
• Locals tell of mission experience
• Students, professors discuss Tunisia, Egypt
• Cub Scouts build, race pine cars
• Keeseville man charged for alleged stabbing
• Saranac Lake man faces rape charges
• Newsmakers: Feb. 21, 2011
• Students: Feb. 21, 2011
• Keeseville man charged for alleged stabbing
• Saranac Lake man faces rape charges
• Peru faces huge school-budget gap
• Youth Commission gives young skiers a chance
• New sheriff making his mark
• Students tour City Police dept.
• Oh, for cardiac rehab then
• ECH introduces cardiac rehab
• Dairy industry making difficult comeback
• Appellate Division supports Shircliff closure
• Less government should mean less regulation
• Local historic community fights to preserve stone barracks
• Pillar of local economy on its way back
• Less government should mean less regulation
• Local historic community fights to preserve stone barracks
• Appellate Division supports Shircliff closure
• Long road to Nicaragua begins
• Staff cuts pending at Trudeau Institute
• More federal funding available for rural airports
• Early-release option raised
• Villages lean toward status quo over dissolution
• Cheaper help to be hired
• 20 years for trafficking Ecstasy
• Essex County radio system to double sites
• Winter illness finds some
• Which sick is which?
• More federal funding available for rural airports
• Early-release option raised
• Essex County radio system to double sites
• 20 years for trafficking Ecstasy
• Long road to Nicaragua begins
• Cheaper help to be hired
• Staff cuts pending at Trudeau Institute
• Any jazz or salsa fans out there? Dr. Rick Davies has played with Tony Bennett, Tito Puente, Blondie, Bo Diddley and Michael Jackson. He's had top ten hits in other countries. Now he's jammin' with our students. Read about him here. .
• State approves Franklin County pipeline
• Senate votes to deny move to eliminate rural airport funding
• Teacher ed needs a spark, SUNY head says
• Assemblywoman foresees interesting budget process for state
• Keene councilor cited for baiting deer
• Heart health promoted by E'town hospital
• Sen. Little to serve on new state team
• Pinnacle pilots ink new labor pact
• Franklin County considers plastic-bag surcharge
• Sessions to help prepare teens for college
• State gives OK to pipeline
• Keene councilor cited for baiting deer
• Cuomo proposes NY independent redistricting bill
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• Ti plans for property-tax cap
• New turn in DEC case against Douglas
• Record number of candidates seek Port Henry offices
• Clinton County sales-tax revenues down
• Advance Team readies for 41st mission to Nicaragua
• U.S. Army brigadier general credits local upbringing for success
• Borders bankrupt; local stores spared
• North Country flooding averted, so far
• Police warn of phone scam
• Sexual assault reported on campus
• Police warn of phone scam
• Clinton County sees lower 2010 sales-tax revenues
• Record number of candidates seek Port Henry offices
• New turn in DEC case against Douglas
• Borders bankrupt
• Allegiant Air president sees air-fare hikes looming
• Ex-ComLinks director indicted for theft
• Federal funding for public television and radio at risk
• VA Clinic opens in Westport
• Crown Point water system ailing
• Planning idea resurfaces in Franklin County
• Family Clothes Closet offers free work clothes
• Roof leak closes Sam's Club
• Saranac Lake man charged with escape
• Forum points out area's attractions
• Something fishy's going on in the waters of Lake Champlain during fishing derbies. Researchers at the Lake Champlain Research Institute at SUNY Plattsburgh hope to find out what it's all about. Read the story: "Upcoming Projects Target Hea
• NY business groups pushing for property tax cap
• Fight against Eagle Lake milfoil gains support
• Family pushes for proposed snow-removal law
• Tax-exempt bonds OK'd for Laurentian
• PHS prepares for state academic competition
• New guidebook offers free tools for smart growth
• Supervisors learn from NYSAC
• Owens adds tax-help information to website
• Unit that cares for elderly may be reworked
• Charter offers phone service in Plattsburgh
• Tax-exempt bonds OKed for Laurentian
• Fight against Eagle Lake milfoil gains support
• Cat-and-mouse with border smugglers
• Poll: Gov. Cuomo hits new high among NY voters
• Family pushes for proposed snow-removal law
• Priest population vanishing locally
• A sophisticated Valentine's Day meal on a budget
• Sentimental journey goes on
• Upcoming projects target health of fish in Lake Champlain
• Prison closure still having impact on Brighton
• Deadline approaching for county-manager applicants
• Lookback: Feb. 14, 2011
• Of Interest: Feb. 14, 2011
• Deadline approaching for county-manager applicants
• Upcoming projects target health of fish in Lake Champlain
• Priest population vanishing locally
• NY Senate Dems, citing more votes in '10, push GOP
• Area 1 firefighters exempt
• Old hospital primed for senior housing
• Cumberland Head hobby farm details presented
• Egyptian unrest curbs local travel plans
• Saranac Lake Winter Carnival offers events for all ages
• Middle schoolers test their math skills
• Hogansburg man indicted on federal gun charge
• Fear's a slippery slope
• Lake Placid Lodge receives international recognition
• Ticonderoga insurance firm expands
• Area 1 first to adopt firefighter tax-exemption
• Cumberland Head hobby farm details presented
• Chamber to present bed tax to county
• Master of ink and traditional Tibetan music performs
• CVPH to expand Emergency Department
• Local woman reacts to power change
• SUNY Chancellor talks economics
• Fundraising tournaments to benefit disabled vets
• Chazy firefighters warn of scam
• Gala Parade headlines today's Saranac Lake Winter Carnival offerings.
• Students: Feb. 12, 2011
• Of Interest: Feb. 12, 2011
• Local woman reacts to power change
• SUNY Chancellor talks economics
• CVPH to expand Emergency Department
• Chazy firefighters warn of scam
• Tournaments coming together
• E'town man accused of Fentanyl sales
• Schumer pushes for border radar technology
• Carnival gets busy today
• Nursing Home staff lost to merger fears
• Owens hopes for smooth transition in Egypt
• Fort Ti capture subject of Revolutionary War letter
• Group gives valentines, goods to veterans in need
• Lake George stewards back for summer
• Homeowners asked to check for heating blockages
• Brushton man accused of possessing child porn
• Schumer pushes for border radar technology
• City mayor not happy with Library Board
• Downtown bar loses liquor license
• Cuomo orders NY prison closing recommendations
• Altona home lost to late-night blaze
• Essex County Fish Hatchery needs more water
• City wins compost ruling
• More Texas Roadhouse details emerge
• Candidates unopposed in village elections
• Owens joins third committee
• Manager chosen for Adirondack Carousel project
• Parking ban in effect again tonight
• City wins judgment in court over compost facility
• Downtown bar loses liquor license
• AVCS Board meets tonight
• Candidates unopposed in village elections
• Altona home lost to late-night blaze
• City mayor not happy with Library Board
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• State report: Most NY schools could cover aid cuts
• Beekmantown responds to audit criticisms
• Snow threatens roofs
• Fire destroys Mooers home
• Police: Woman nabbed with drugs, loaded handgun
• Former Plattsburgh man sees hope for Afghanistan
• Franklin County man sentenced for drug smuggling
• Skiers survive in snow cave on Dix
• Man admits stabbing another during pizza-shop feud
• Senate to vote this week on federal air subsidy
• Fire destroys Mooers home
• Franklin County man sentenced for drug smuggling
• Snow wreaks havoc on area roofs
• Police: Woman nabbed with drugs and loaded handgun
• Skiers survive in snow cave on Dix
• Man admits stabbing another during pizza-shop feud
• Franklin County takes pro-active stance to cuts
• Lt. gov. seeks support for Cuomo budget
• Beekmantown audit finds negligence
• One after another, snowstorms challenge North Country
• Valentine's Day dates start with the store
• Franklin County legislators fill vacancies
• Ti merges departments to save
• Area farmers receive funding to improve lake water quality
• Students: Feb. 8, 2011
• Of Interest: Feb. 8, 2011
• According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, five degrees give college grads better odds for getting hired; SUNY Plattsburgh offers three of them. And under "Health Sciences," it notes nursing as a related field -- another S
• NY fleets of police, other vehicles get scrutiny
• Unfunded mandates pinch schools
• House of Hope a natural for mission aid
• Seasonal depression a real condition
• Apartments built in old school
• Grant money available for neighborhood preservation
• Lookback: Feb. 7, 2011
• Of Interest: Feb. 7, 2011
• Students: Feb. 7, 2011
• Market Basket still going strong
• Unfunded mandates pinch schools
• Seasonal depression a real condition
• Jam Cruise unforgettable
• Fans don game faces
• Five Guys rejects Carsana's building
• Ti wants to preserve business district
• Medicaid reform better than budget cuts, group says
• Junior Achievement program in Plattsburgh
• County seeks manager candidates
• Police warn of new phone scam
• Akwesasne man gets two years for cigarette smuggling
• Roto-Rooter franchise under new ownership
• Five Guys rejects Carsana's building
• Ti wants to preserve business district
• Federal funding for airports in jeopardy
• County taken to task over pipeline funds
• Essex County lowers bond amount
• United Way exceeds campaign goal
• Homeowner draws gun during break-in
• CVPH buys Open MRI
• Book scores high with special needs
• Sex offender accused of registry violation
• Olympic luminary Philip Wolff dies
• Of Interest: Feb. 5, 2011
• W. David Powell, SUNY Plattsburgh associate professor of art, was one of two artists who worked on the iconic cover art for the 1972 Allman Brothers Band album, "Eat a Peach." Powell recently contributed artwork for the cover of Vermont jazz-fu
• Second arrest made in Malone stabbing
• Collard pleads guilty weeks before trial
• Police: 102 guns stolen last year
• Venues, schedule set for Empire State Games
• Legislators wary of bed-tax-revenue claims
• CVPH Foundation beats drive goal
• ELCS Board discusses Race to the Top
• Organizers gearing up for annual Winterfest
• Fundraiser to benefit leukemia patient, family
• County wants to start conserving energy
• Second arrest made in Malone stabbing
• Collard pleads guilty weeks before trial
• Venues, schedule set for Empire State Games
• Police: 102 guns stolen last year
• Legislators wary of bed-tax-revenue claims
• Actress Melissa Waddy-Thibodeaux appears in the world premier of "Never Give Up: The Story of Lavinia Bell," Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. in the Krinovitz Recital Hall, Hawkins Hall. It's the story of an African-American woman , born free but sold in
• A rare brass instrument will be a part of a concert at SUNY Plattsburgh Friday night. SUNY Plattsburgh’s Ann Ellsworth and her guests will take the stage for a faculty recital that will feature music by Mozart, Wagenseil, Eberlin and others. Ellswo
• State warns of avalanche danger
• NY's attorney general sues online tobacco sites
• City of Plattsburgh Snow Emergency Parking Ban
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• Plan for Old Stone Barracks still alive
• Cuomo hits NY special interests in budget fight
• Fireworks, parades to dedicate new bridge
• Snow brings out the kid in everyone
• Snow rocks region
• Project gives Brushton-Moira students new career choice
• Port Henry water rates rising
• Willsboro schools continue work on Race to the Top
• New head at Empire State Development
• Snow brings out the kid in everyone
• Storm causes cancellations
• Snow rocks region
• The opening reception scheduled from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. today in the Winkel Sculpture Court for the Tibetan arts festival has been rescheduled for Friday, Feb.4, from 4:30 to 5:30. p.m.
• All SUNY Plattsburgh classes are now closed for the rest of the day. This includes classes at the main campus, SUNY Adirondack and Hudson Valley Community College. Have a happy and safe snow day.
• For SUNY, no tuition hike, some pain
• North County leaders hope they can deal with budget plan
• Officials react to budget plans
• Seven arrested on drug charges in Malone
• Saranac man loses home to furnace fire
• Saranac Lake gears up for Winter Carnival
• Police: Fire victim died of smoke inhalation
• Region braces for powerful storm; closings already announced
• Police arrest parolee tied to slashing
• Local couple vies for on-air radio wedding
• Essex County continues with highway bond
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• Man dies in Schuyler Falls fire
• Trudeau Institute to stay
• Malone man gets life in prison for dancer's murder
• Senate passes property-tax cap
• Pavone trial rescheduled for May 4
• Area gears up for next massive storm
• Whiteface coping with lift problems
• Group finds homes for 'Throwaways'
• New chamber partnership announced
• Press-Republican sponsoring Recipe Contest
• Ahoy alumni whose classes end in “1” and “6.” Make plans now to attend Reunion July 7-10, coinciding with the City of Plattsburgh’s Mayor’s Cup Regatta and Festival. Visit the Reunion page at www.plattsburgh.edu/alumni
• NY prison bosses' vehicle use probed
• Academy Award nominees have local connections
• Local couple to tell weight-loss story on 'Rachael Ray'
• Crown Point gets its own Chamber of Commerce
• Creativity sparked through jail Incarcerated Youth Program
• Ti restarts famed Winterfest
• Student art has court appeal in Malone
• Lookback: Jan. 31, 2011
• Of Interest: Jan. 31, 2011
• Local woman's quilt commemorates women's right to vote
• Start the semester with adventure. The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour comes to Giltz Auditorium, Hawkins Hall, Monday, Jan. 31, at 7 p.m. Students: free. Faculty and staff: $5. General admission: $8.
• City Police searching for burglary suspects
• Local couple to tell weight-loss story on 'Rachael Ray'
• Cruising down memory lane
• County looking to expand airport
• DEC dispatch moving to Albany
• Local educators speak out on Egypt
• Food Pantry requests way up
• City rejects grant for waterfront study
• BRASS holds annual meeting
• Saranac eyes redeveloping Industrial Park
• 'Kaddish in Wood' puts human face on Holocaust
• Local investment firm under new ownership
• Local educators speak out on Egypt
• DEC dispatch moving to Albany
• County looking to expand airport
• New coats to local kids
• Chamber celebrates local luminaries
• Future of Lyon Mountain prison property pondered
• Ticonderoga Police will be watching
• Grocery clerks admit to thefts
• Residents could earn thousands from tax credit
• Of Interest: Jan. 29, 2011
• Program helps parents to help their children
• Check out the Festival of Tibetan Arts. It features the creation of a mandala, butter sculpture, photography and talks -- including one by a representative of the Dalai Lama. There's even a children's event. All events are free and open to the
• Grocery clerks admit to thefts
• Residents could earn thousands from tax credit
• Ticonderoga Police will be watching
• Tupper night-duty police activity under review
• Gillibrand on Armed Services Committee
• Altona couple recovering from devastating blaze
• Fire destroys Malone house; owner escapes
• CVPH expects benefits from health-care reform
• Lawmakers press for small-business measures
• Area landfills detail hazardous-waste disposal process
• NACS audit comes in positive
• Essex County has problems with Belfry Mt. radio tower
• Female veterans urged to take survey
• Tupper night-duty police activity under review
• Malone woman loses home to fire
• Rail-corridor report shows untapped resource
• NY's Gillibrand gets Senate Armed Services seat
• New questions arise about Old Mountain Road
• Legislators suggest hiring, purchasing halt
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• Westport man charged with cow cruelty
• Malone police chief retires
• Search for missing snowmobiler called off
• Train stowaway admits illegal entry
• Malone man back in court after appeal
• Firefighters save Altona camp
• Repeat offender admits drunken rollover crash
• For any of you who enjoyed the beauty of the Saranac River, which runs directly behind Memorial Hall, the health center, and Kent and Macomb halls, the City of Plattsburgh and Saranac River Committee are developing a walking trail that will stretch from
• Woman gets prison in pedestrian's death
• Embezzler's sentence tossed out on appeal
• County may eliminate property department head
• Quick firefighter response saves Saranac home
• Pot-bellied pig the perfect pet for local man
• 'Move together or not at all,' Obama says; local leaders echo sentiment
• Prison term for attempted-murder suspect
• Appeal denied in Plattsburgh man's drug case
• Veteran journalist chosen as editor
• Renewable-energy project funding available
• Pot-bellied pig the perfect pet for local man
• Check out Kimberly Cummins '09, women's studies and anthropology grad, one of the brains -- and part of the brawn -- behind the Lumber Jills, Plattsburgh's first roller-derby team.
• City crews repair water-main break
• Embezzler's sentence tossed out on appeal
• Catch a glimpse of SUNY Plattsburgh — and all 64 of the State University of New York campuses — here in the video "The Power of SUNY — It's Catching On!"
• Feds reject Vt. plan for Lake Champlain pollution
• Keeseville family remains upbeat after fire
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• Labor Agreement opposed
• Ti teacher makes students excel
• Stand-off suspect deemed incompetent
• Veterans cemetery still under consideration
• Work on River Trail continuing behind the scenes
• City electric plant hits peak load due to cold
• Still time to vote for Keeseville park funds
• Franklin County seeking sales-tax extension
• Ti Chamber of Commerce needs volunteers
• Officials searching for missing snowmobiler
• An update: Gary Brannigan's Twitter feed for parents of children with disabilities is now ranked number eight in the Shorty Awards contest. You can check out the contest at and vote for him if you like.
• Exchange rate a boost for business
• -20 this morning in Plattsburgh.
• Some can't avoid work in cold weather
• Roller-derby team aims for community impact
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• Cold weather tips available
• Neighbor's response saves Rouses Point apartment
• Fire damages Saranac Lake vacation rental
• Keene Valley man charged with rape
• Lookback: Jan. 24, 2011
• One durable crockpot lasts for many stories
• Neighbor's response saves Rouses Point apartment
• Some can't avoid work in cold weather
• Keene Valley man charged with rape
• Fire damages Saranac Lake vacation rental
• Exchange rate a boost for business
• Peru man dies in snowmobile accident
• Gillibrand to sit with Republicans
• Local volunteers aid massive Arkansas horse rescue
• Old St. Regis Falls school may sell
• Cause of death determined for Peru woman
• Parents advocate for special-needs children
• Parents, teachers, schools struggle with special-ed issues
• Rouses Point approves tax exemption for volunteer firefighters
• Plattsburgh half-marathon nearly full
• 4-H plans maple programs, Extravaganza Day
• SUNY Plattsburgh alumni in the San Francisco Bay area, plan to join President John Ettling and Lisa Lewis at a reception in the home of Thomas Kearney '81, Wednesday, Jan. 26 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Enjoy catching up with friends old and new while he
• Obama stops by New York
• Cassini to helm ComLinks
• Fire destroys Keeseville home
• Crown Point Discount Grocery closes
• Coalition protests court decision
• North Country congressman to continue to serve on Agriculture Committee
• Chazy man facing felony sex-act charge
• Port Henry mayor, trustees up this year
• Snowmobilers cited during checkpoint
• Of Interest: Jan. 22, 2011
• Cassini to helm ComLinks
• Just a reminder to alumni and friends from both sides of Lake Champlain that they're invited to attend a reception at the Burlington City Arts Center, 149 Church St., Burlington, Vt. Feb. 3 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. Me
• Firefighters tackle Westville blaze
• Crown Point Discount Grocery closing
• His platoon the subject of NBC's "Tom Brokaw Reports: To War and Back," Robert Hemsing served in Iraq alongside Nathan Brown, the first National Guard soldier from New York to die overseas since World War II. Injured in the same attack, He
• Fire destroys Keeseville home
• Chazy man facing felony sex-act charge
• Cuomo says he doesn't expect to shut NY government
• Lawmakers urge Trudeau Institute to stay
• Area SUNY schools support chancellor's initiatives
• Sheriff: Monitoring instead of jail can save money
• Saranac man indicted in federal child-porn case
• New program uses loons to teach about pollution
• Child-endangerment conviction upheld
• County won't exempt election inspectors from overtime rule
• Women share stories of heart-disease survival
• Alleged armed robber arrested again
• City crews quell fire at Pactiv
• City zoners grant two approvals
• Time Warner fixes phone outage
• Franklin County may pursue bed tax
• Woman credits judge who took her kids away
• Snow causes tangles as cold spell nears
• $7M for Placid schools to make the grade
• Forum, study focuses on combating bullying
• Alleged drug runner also facing state charges
• Plattsburgh man arrested for alleged robbery
• House votes against health-care law
• Old Stone Barracks will still be available for public use
• Time Warner experiences phone issues
• County looks to borrow $1 million through bond
• NY Senate to introduce spending cap, job credit
• 2010 forest fires cause increase in local pollution
• Essex County to continue praying
• DA: 20 years to life for sex abuse
• Downstate man charged after high-speed chase
• Hubbard Hall deemed public danger
• Altona man's contempt conviction upheld
• Time Warner experiencing phone issues
• Downstate man charged after high-speed chase
• Essex County to continue praying
• 2010 forest fires cause increase in local pollution
• Hubbard Hall deemed dangerous
• Man gets 20 years to life for sex abuse
• Winter Carnival Ice Palace construction to begin
• Plattsburgh Alumni Association invites alumni and friends from both sides of Lake Champlain to attend a casual evening of fun and networking at the Burlington City Arts Center, 149 Church St., Burlington, Vt. Hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. Come meet S
• King honored in speech, song
• Fish Hatchery can finally sell fish
• Fire ravages marina building
• Peru woman dies from accident injuries
• Keene's broadband penetration reaches 90 percent
• Caseloads soar in Child Protective Services
• Plattsburgh Rotary donates to Haiti relief
• Otis Bridge replacement delayed
• Olympian establishes business base in Saranac Lake
• Of Interest: Jan. 18, 2011
• King honored in speech, song
• Peru woman dies from accident injuries
• Fire ravages marina building
• Fish Hatchery can finally sell fish
• Police: Inmate died of natural causes
• Moriah man convicted of violent assault
• New Essex Town Council member chosen
• Bishop leads annual Plattsburgh anti-abortion demonstration
• Martin Luther King Jr. remembered as civil-right icon
• Local authors to read from latest works
• Lookback: Jan. 17, 2011
• In the Service: Jan. 17, 2011
• Plattsburgh State Dean's List: Jan. 17, 2011
• Of Interest: Jan. 17, 2011
• Strong participation at March for Life
• Moriah man convicted of violent assault
• Police: Inmate died of natural causes
• Officials warn of heating dangers
• Fire training tower nears completion
• New liberal group plans protests, other progressive action
• Inmate gets prison in drug and officer-assault cases
• Mission helps Jamaican family rebuild
• Family fears fatal-crash driver will soon be paroled
• Investors cautiously coming back to markets
• Town dog-control officer has new tool
• Comment sought on natural-gas project
• Candidates for carnival royalty sought
• Inmate gets prison in drug and officer-assault cases
• Owens details goals at legislative breakfast
• Reading too much into it? Academics talk Twain
• APA approves new marina in Port Henry
• NACS lifts provision regarding superintendent residency
• Champlain Legion building still for sale
• Plattsburgh to mark Martin Luther King holiday
• Tomo takes over as NACS School Board president
• Amber Alerts available on Facebook
• Of Interest: Jan. 15, 2011
• Back to work is possible, Lake Placid man says
• Our Gospel Choir will share the stage with Gov. Andrew Cuomo at the state's Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Monday. Feel free to share your sentiments about MLK or about this fabulous group of singers and dancers.
• NY legislators, advocates brace for tuition hikes
• Spirit Airlines launches Plattsburgh service
• Saranac Lake rescinds housing grant
• Essex County wants to control jail overtime
• Air Force to use unmanned aircraft over Adirondacks
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• New CVPH lobby receives national award for design
• Unpacking history
• City sets holiday trash schedule for year
• CO may be fired for alleged propositions
• Big Tupper ready to open
• Correction officer may be fired for alleged propositions
• City councilors approve budget for 2011
• Spirit Airlines launches Plattsburgh service
• Air Force to use unmanned aircraft over Adirondacks
• Big Tupper plans for opening weekend
• New CVPH lobby receives national award for design
• SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher appeared on CNBC's “Squawk Box” this morning. View her interview at .
• Laurentian Aerospace securing contracts
• Saranac Lake rescinds housing grant
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• Little named to key Senate committee
• Hogansburg teen gets prison for arson, rape
• Pfizer manufacturing steady in Rouses Point
• City to approve 2011 budget tonight
• Businesses regrouping after Hubbard Hall fire
• Storm hits southern Essex County hard
• County may add new department
• County public defender wants to hire lawyer
• Residents hope local park gains Pepsi Refresh funding
• Storm hits southern Essex County hard
• Laurentian Aerospace securing contracts
• Pfizer manufacturing steady in Rouses Point
• Laurentian Aerospace securing contracts
• SUNY Plattsburgh's own Dr. Gary Brannigan has been trying to help parents of children with disabilities through his Twitter feed. Now he's up for a Twitter Shorty Award. Want to vote for him? Visit
• Cuomo 'shocked' by raises for 28 top NY troopers
• Businesses regrouping after Hubbard Hall fire
• Hogansburg teen gets prison for arson, rape
• Little named to key Senate committee
• Man admits to sex abuse
• Battle plan begins for War of 1812 festivities
• Beekmantown man admits to meth production
• Fire destroys Hubbard Hall
• Hubbard Hall had many uses over years
• Voters approve school purchase
• Afghanistan native returns to Plattsburgh
• Arson indictment handed up
• Franklin County woman sentenced under Leandra's Law
• Florida man charged with rape
• Voters approve school purchase
• Florida man charged with rape
• Hubbard Hall, former Kellogg estate circa 1840, destroyed by fire
• Beekmantown man admits to meth production
• Arson indictment handed up
• Plans begin on how the region will celebrate War of 1812 bicentennial
• Man admits to sex abuse
• Business backs Cuomo in budget fight against labor
• Town wants input on closed prison
• Plattsburgh woman wins $50,000 in lottery
• NY lawmakers plan changes to Cuomo's tax cap idea
• DiNapoli: Public-private deals could save billions
• Plattsburgh State shines in tough times
• City admonishes group of firefighters
• Essex County 911 issues ease
• APA to discuss military flights over park
• Fire destroys Peru home
• Westport property owners seek out-of-district vote
• Land-use issues arise at Camp Gabriels
• Businesses help wishes come true
• SUNY Plattsburgh offers degrees in three of the top six career fields for job security: business, computer science and criminal justice. See the report on Yahoo:
• NACS board president takes job in La.
• Unions say Gov. Cuomo wrong on juvenile prisons
• Plattsburgh native swaps Las Vegas glamour for North Country
• Snocross event huge success
• Clinton County to pay towns for election costs
• Owens votes to cut own pay
• Sex convict cited for address change
• Contract talks won't disrupt senior services
• Lookback: Jan. 10, 2011
• Clinton County to pay towns for election costs
• SUNY Plattsburgh students took a brisk New Year's dip in the frigid waters of Lake George as part of the annual "Polar Plunge." Read about it and see the video of their bravery (or some say craziness) at
• Democratic NY gov picks Republican for review team
• Picturing the past
• Willsboro propane burn safely finishes
• Ellenburg Depot home destroyed by overnight fire
• Local students gain insight from state legislators
• 'Meet-ups' a growing trend in Plattsburgh
• Officials recommended flu shots, as the season continues
• Young ECH volunteers get first-hand experiences
• Pharmaceutical packaging company prepares for huge contract
• New car wash at Nuway
• Technology creates new parameters for old issues
• Plattsburgh State men's basketball coach Tom Curle will make an appearance Sunday evening on Hoopsville by D3hoops.com. The first show of the new year runs from 7-9 p.m. weekly. Coach Curle and host Dave McHugh will talk about the Cardinals season t
• Ellenburg Depot home destroyed by overnight fire
• Willsboro propane burn safely finishes
• Willsboro propane tank leaks
• 911 database causes problems
• Plattsburgh State official dies
• Town of Plattsburgh reaches ambulance-service agreements
• Lawmakers put mandate relief on top of reform list
• Teen jailed on sex counts
• Two sentenced for rape
• Convicted rapist accused of lying on state registry
• Of Interest: Jan. 8, 2011
• Find family fun in Montreal
• SUNY Plattsburgh mourns the death of Arnie Amell '53, College Council chair and long-time Alumni Association Board member. He died at his home in Scotia, N.Y., Thursday, Jan. 6, and is survived by his wife, Joan, three children and several grandchil
• Burghy doesn't get a vacation, but he's taken time out of his busy schedule to send SUNY Plattsburgh alumni, friends and family his warmest wishes for the year and thanks for everything you do to support SUNY Plattsburgh.
• Cuomo nominates ex-senator from North Country for NY ag commissioner
• Search for missing Saranac Lake man ongoing
• Cuomo taps SUNY to boost private sector jobs
• Saranac Lake opts to close Lake Colby School
• Village of Champlain resident asks for dissolution
• All escape city fire safely
• City gears up for weekend snocross event
• Management salaries frozen in Essex County
• City council begins new term
• Guy 'Tim' Smith again named chairman
• Search for missing Saranac Lake man ongoing
• All escape fire safely
• CVPH Foundation supports mental-health screening with grant
• Saranac Lake opts to close Lake Colby School
• Village of Champlain resident asks for dissolution
• Race to plead not guilty to Canada murders
• Uno Chicago Grill coming to Plattsburgh
• Kabul — differing viewpoints on capital city after surge
• Local leaders positive after State of the State
• ORDA director tapped to take over for DEC
• Regional officials applaud Martens decision
• CVPH's first baby of 2011 born
• Gas prices on the rise since fall
• Legislature unanimously OKs Langley
• Fort Covington man prefers jail to probation
• Langley again named chair of Clinton County Legislature
• Cuomo details austerity measures
• Race to plead not guilty to Canada murders
• Joe Martens would welcome DEC challenge
• Local leaders applaud Cuomo's DEC decision
• Uno Chicago Grill coming to Plattsburgh
• Kabul — after the surge
• Joseph Martens nominated NY environmental chief
• NY Gov. Cuomo to deliver State of the State speech
• Rapist gets 6 months, extra probation
• Douglas arraigned; defense seeks special prosecutor
• Separate colleges take over interpretive centers
• Mooers woman dies in crash
• Peru working with landowners to obtain Lyons Road Schoolhouse
• Accused burglars in murder probe
• Camp Dudley counselor killed in holiday crash
• Accused thief pleads not guilty
• Clinton County to hold organizational meeting tonight
• SUNY Plattsburgh has made the "Kiplinger 100: Best Values in Public Colleges" list again, being recognized as a leader in offering "an excellent education at an affordable price." You can read about it here:
• Not-guilty plea made in skateboarder's death
• (Marble) River dance wins notice
• Malone man gets 14 years for murder attempt
• ComLinks responds to audit
• Police investigating fatal accident
• Douglas back to lead supervisors
• Essex County to contribute toward Empire State Games
• Sentencing in Essex County Court nullified
• Of Interest: Jan. 4, 2011
• Police Log: Jan. 4, 2011
• Couple enjoy weight loss together
• ComLinks responds to audit
• NY's Cuomo turns to emergency fiscal plan, tax cap
• Sharing the bounty
• Peru begins process to find new superintendent
• Youth Center back in business
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• Stimulus funds used for local energy projects
• Pine Harbour residents seek help to purchase van
• Town proposes dog-license law
• Salvation Army falls short of goal
• Newsmakers: Jan. 3, 2010
• Lookback: Jan. 3, 2011
• Undeclared egg, burn hazards call items from store shelves
• Salvation Army falls short of goal
• Youth Center back in business
• Essex County supervisor salaries diverse
• Area's first baby of 2011 born in Malone
• Fish Hatchery struggles on
• Support helps military couple through hard times
• Sex-offender classification thrown out
• Scholarship fund helps local students
• Beekmantown OKs new dog laws
• The death of e-mail
• Whitson lawsuit proceeds
• Making an entrance
• Top local stories of 2010
• Top local stories of 2010
• Daughter accused of threatening mother with knife
• Cuomo sworn in as NY governor, faces huge crises
• Paterson reclassifies state land
• Growing library of local events available free online
• Daughter accused of threatening mother with knife
• Cuomo to be sworn into office as New York governor
• Paterson reclassifies state land
• Local lawyer's license suspended
• Aird Dorrance under new ownership
• Broadband heading into Franklin County
• Community rallies behind Plattsburgh gang-assault victim
• Local residents share New Year's Eve plans
• Social Services change south-end hours
• Improvements seen in physicians recruitment
• Nonprofit seeks funds for medicine
• 76 people evacuated from Whiteface chairlift
• Ti PD union switch rejected
• Police warn against New Year's Eve drunken driving
• Kasprzak pay comment clarified
• Grand jury indicts Leroy Douglas for 2008 oil spill
• State audit says Lake Placid abused funds
• Mistake voids local sentencing
• Beartown Ski Area now open
• New Yorkers reminded about ski safety
• Tri-county farmers eligible for emergency loans
• California murder suspect leaves local jail
• DMV center opens in women's prison
• Suspected meth manufacturer taking case to trial
• Grand jury indicts Leroy Douglas for 2008 oil spill
• Kasprzak pay comment clarified
• State audit says Lake Placid abused funds
• Suspected meth manufacturer taking case to trial
• California murder suspect leaves local jail
• Cuomo moves first big speech to convention center
• Mistake voids local sentencing
• Tri-county farmers eligible for emergency loans
• Fishing group hails lamprey control success
• Snowmobile clubs discouraged by sign thefts
• Lewis Farm to reargue state payment decision
• Local crews to the rescue
• City council says no to pay cut
• Northway Welcome Center closes
• Closures listed for New Year's weekend
• Holiday Helpers celebrated
• Willsboro man works in wood
• City council says no to pay cut
• Snowmobile clubs discouraged by sign thefts
• Local crews to the rescue
• Green, Conservative parties ready newfound clout
• Lewis Farm to reargue state payment decision
• Student speaks out after reported gang assault
• Two North Country schools low on special-ed graduation rates
• Douglas asks again for union pay freeze
• Fire destroys Ellenburg Center home
• Fire at Clinton Community doused
• Survey: Gays have the right to serve
• Peru's final tax rate calculated
• State Police launch new taser program
• Resource Center at Plattsburgh library starting strong
• Fort Ticonderoga gets program grant
• Douglas asks again for union pay freeze
• Fire destroys Ellenburg Center home
• Fire at Clinton Community doused
• NY reform advocates say Cuomo can start alone
• Two schools rate low on special-ed graduation rates
• Essex County ethics panel still not filled
• Student speaks out after reported gang assault
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• Laurentian project would likely help area schools
• Wage freeze unlikely in Essex County
• IP mill on top-polluter list
• Franklin County Public Health nurses enjoy new accommodations
• Champlain JCEO ready for holidays
• Sidewalk finished but not owned by Peru
• Credit Union members support Bangor homeless shelter
• Officials warn of ice danger
• Lookback: Dec. 27, 2010
• Wage freeze unlikely in Essex County
• Laurentian project would likely help area schools
• IP mill on top-polluter list
• Nancy Foster meets Gunner
• Ti fire damages senior apartment
• Police: Wrong-way driver endangered lives Christmas Eve
• Corrections: Former inmate smuggled contraband over prison fence
• Retired public officials allowed 'double-dip'
• Mooers home lost on Christmas Eve
• Community dinner makes the holiday for some area residents
• Push on to restore Environmental Fund
• Man charged with having 65 pounds of pot
• Plattsburgh man admits to area crack deals
• Police: Wrong-way driver endangered lives Christmas Eve
• Mooers home lost on Christmas Eve
• Corrections: Former inmate smuggled contraband over prison fence
• Plattsburgh man admits to area crack deals
• Man charged with having 65 pounds of pot
• NY puts $60M into loan fund to stop energy leaks
• Many men do last-minute shopping
• Area leaders pleased with Washington tax cuts
• Clinton County sets fees for parking at airport
• "If ever a miracle"
• DEC sets emissions control on new outdoor wood boilers
• 'Spider-Man' stunt double involved in fall grew up locally
• Of Interest: Dec. 24, 2010
• From orchard to ordination
• 'Spider-Man' stunt double involved in fall grew up locally
• DEC sets emissions control on new outdoor wood boilers
• Clinton County sets fees for parking at airport
• Area leaders pleased with Washington tax cuts
• Dealership manager also accused of embezzlement
• District saved $3.3 million closing Lake Clear School
• Council considering city budget changes
• Soldier heading home for holidays after long deployment
• Saranac man now facing federal child-porn charge
• Sears building in Saranac Lake for sale
• Plattsburgh thrift shop a friendly, all-volunteer effort
• Park Police warn of drunken snowmobiling
• Snow, ice-removal regulations for city detailed
• Keeseville man charged with NYSEG copper thefts
• Plattsburgh man accused of drug mail scheme
• Council considering city budget changes
• District saved $3.3 million closing Lake Clear School
• Club International and International Student Services hosted another successful Night of Nations Nov. 20 with 10 performances by students representing their cultures and talents on the E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium stage.
• Sears building in Saranac Lake for sale
• Power back on after city outage
• Keeseville man charged with NYSEG copper thefts
• Holiday closures listed
• Northern Border anti-drug act now up to president
• CCC grad wants to take on substance abuse
• Coalition wants faster results
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• Census figures could have major impact on North Country
• Former dealership manager accused of vehicle thefts
• Tipping etiquette for the holidays
• Rules for tipping postal workers
• Northern feds net $19 million in 2010 seizures
• Of Interest: Dec. 22, 2010
• Census figures could have major impact on North Country
• Former dealership manager accused of vehicle thefts
• Northern Border anti-drug act now up to president
• Coalition wants faster results
• Chamber announces new partnership agreement
• All I want for Christmas is ....
• City firefighter arrested on felony drug charges
• Local wedding held in unusual venue
• Empire State Games off to strong start
• Salvation Army shy of fundraising goal
• Essex County wants more NCCC input
• Tetreault named fire commissioner
• 'Robert's Runner's' are going to Disney World
• Plattsburgh businesses join fight against hunger
• City firefighter arrested on drug charges
• Chamber announces new partnership agreement
• Empire State Games off to strong start
• Salvation Army shy of fundraising goal
• NY governor fined $62K over Yankees Series tickets
• Democrats want NY court to order Senate recount
• Watch this year's winter commencement video and listen to the memories. Then, feel free to add your own favorites below.
• Nursing Home strike voted down
• New York raids pollution funds to help balance its budget
• Year's last lunar eclipse to happen Tuesday
• Bangor Fire Station nearly complete
• County inmate admits officer assaults
• More than 400 graduate at SUNY Plattsburgh Commencement
• Lookback: Dec. 20, 2010
• Of Interest: Dec. 20, 2010
• Colorful shakers are popular collectibles
• Salt containers have fascinating history
• Nursing Home strike voted down
• County inmate admits officer assaults
• Strand restoration slow but steady
• Douglas returning as Essex County chairman
• BMI letters raise debate
• New law aimed at protecting emergency responders
• Survey show local support for Wikileaks
• Peru dog-control law changed
• Christmas spirit lives on in children's letters
• Rouses Point promotes energy efficiency
• Area ski areas continue to make infrastructure investments
• Fellion's Diamond Center celebrating 65th anniversary
• Congratulations to our winter 2010 graduates! Visit and check out our photo gallery and video coverage of the event.
• Strand restoration slow but steady
• Regulation of new outdoor wood boilers moves forward
• Mayors across the state still pushing for reform
• Essex changes town justice, councilor
• Landfill books in the black
• AVCS students found Macy's parade exciting
• Food-basket money is short in Waverly
• ROOST seeks nest egg
• Tupper, Pisgah await snow
• Pregnant mother released from jail in kidnapping case
• Sex offender charged with forcible touching
• Kate Messner's new book samples best of North Country
• Tupper, Pisgah await snow
• Sex offender charged with forcible touching
• Pregnant mother released from jail in kidnapping case
• Mayors across the state still pushing for reform
• Here's a shout out to all of you English majors. We'd love to know how many of you are on Facebook and what you are doing now. Please include your class year with your post. And stay tuned: We'll soon have our English department Facebook p
• ROOST seeks nest egg
• Regulation of new outdoor wood boilers moves forward
• Massive drug sweep across Clinton County
• Texas Roadhouse construction planned for spring
• Sale of Old Stone Barracks pending
• Kosmiders challenge DA subpoena of bank records
• People arrested in the drug sweep listed
• Teen charged with stabbing
• Alleged crack dealers busted on federal charges
• Grant money available for reviewing 2009 celebration
• Winterfest benefit set for Saturday
• Election pay reduction possible
• Nursing-home workers vote on strike
• A SUNY Plattsburgh environmental science graduate has just been appointed director of conservation for the Adirondack Council. Congratulations, Allison Buckley.
• Man admits crashing drug-filled car
• Supporting local business good for economy
• Few vehicles towed during first snow ban
• City leases Dock Street Landing to Development Corp.
• Schumer: Little-known tuition tax break extended
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• North River-Newcomb RR returning
• Local chess whiz excels at tournament
• Schumer pushes for Social Security payments for seniors
• CCC hosts Winter Commencement
• Of Interest: Dec. 16, 2010
• Few vehicles towed during first snow ban
• Man admits crashing drug-filled car
• Dr. Angelo La Mariana, the late professor emeritus of music, left his footprint on the North Country throughout the year but never more so than at Christmas. He never gave up his quest to make sure the lonely were not forgotten, soliciting small gifts fo
• City leases Dock Street Landing to Development Corp.
• Police: Malone man nabbed with 119 pounds of marijuana
• Customs: Imposters nabbed at border
• Juvenile male faces sex charges
• After year of downs, things are looking up
• Westport teen receives kidney transplant from neighbor
• Town drops smaller Cumberland Head sewer plan
• Saranac Lake starts city review process
• Triple-murder suspect in custody locally
• Snow causes school delays and minor fender-benders
• Virginia man admits involvement in city crack ring
• Town drops smaller Cumberland Head sewer plan
• Triple-murder suspect in custody locally
• Virginia man admits involvement in city crack ring
• Police: Malone man nabbed with 119 pounds of marijuana
• City of Plattsburgh issues emergency parking ban for downtown
• Snow causes school delays and minor fender-benders
• CCC hopes to bolster Laurentian's prospects
• Customs: Imposters nabbed at border
• A sign of the times: Students talking on cell phones amidst the first snow of the season. More comments about snow and Plattsburgh? Feel free to leave them here.
• Our business and professional speaking class is hosting a “Mix and Mingle” 2:30-4:30 p.m. today (Tuesday, Dec. 14) in the Winkel Sculpture Court, Myers Fine Arts Building. The intent is for students to network with professionals, administrato
• NY gov.: Firings should have followed Kennedy leak
• Fired NY environment chief joins advocates
• A gift from the heart
• Moira pedestrian hit and killed
• Officer delivers dog from abuse to love
• Essex County wants proof of indigence
• Cookie exchanges add variety, holiday cheer to season
• Space for storage concerns Essex County
• AuSable man heading to prison for high-speed chase
• Village dissolution under study
• Moira pedestrian hit and killed
• The first real snow of the season has fallen on SUNY Plattsburgh. Feel free to share some of your favorite Plattsburgh winter memories here.
• Essex County wants proof of indigence
• A gift from the heart
• CCC to help Laurentian
• AuSable man heading to prison for high-speed chase
• Space for storage concerns Essex County
• Essex County still wants sales-tax hike
• E'town teen receives heart transplant
• Fire destroys Malone home
• Mount Pisgah plans for opening
• Abused horse now in shelter
• Off-campus student reportedly stabbed
• College student reportedly mugged
• Local sailor talks of silent service
• Wilmington man charged for another ATM theft
• Four injured in Altona accident
• Fire destroys Malone home
• E'town teen receives heart transplant
• Off-campus student reportedly stabbed in city
• Wilmington man charged for another ATM theft
• College student reportedly mugged
• Essex County still wants sales-tax hike
• War of 1812 re-enactors plan to spend chilly night outside
• Father admits guilt in baby kidnapping case
• Storm not likely as powerful as previously predicted
• Asset-seizure funds may dwindle
• New policy to fight drug trafficking sought
• Pugs and pit bulls land in good hands
• Time running out for clock repairman's work
• Saranac Lake teen charged with rape
• 2011 Champlain Historic Calendar available
• Parc Safari announces expansion
• Dr. Mark Cohen recently spoke at Auburn about Darwin and the Bible. Read about it here:
• Father admits guilt in baby kidnapping case
• Storm not likely as powerful as previously predicted
• Asset-seizure funds may dwindle
• Laurentian Aerospace secures financing
• Many aircraft workers will come from this area
• Project hailed life-changing for North Country
• Destination Master Plan revealed
• Owens supports extension of Bush tax cuts
• Burned store gets a face-lift
• Grants for Interpretive Trail awarded
• Catherine Gardens opens in downtown Plattsburgh
• Jamaica Mission to assist home for children in need
• Destination Master Plan revealed
• Catherine Gardens opens in downtown Plattsburgh
• Laurentian Aerospace has financing
• Project hailed life-changing for North Country
• Our students are now buckling down, chugging coffee and getting ready for a long week of finals. Alumni, do you any words of wisdom, encouragement or great finals week stories?
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• Elf on watch keeps kids in line
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• NY Lt. Gov. Ravitch: States facing fiscal 'cliff'
• Plattsburgh man gets prison for meth production
• Laurentian Aerospace announcement expected today
• City School Board: Discontinue idea of utility tax
• Major progress against lampreys seen
• Avant brings home high-performance skis
• Big Tupper lifts ready to roll
• Smaller Cumberland Head sewer district studied
• Sex offender returned to prison for teen rape
• Retired Art Professor Bill Crosby has work on display at a show in Lake Placid. Read the story and view some images at
• Laurentian Aerospace announcement expected
• Blue Christmas services offer comfort
• Sex offender returned to prison for teen rape
• Plattsburgh man gets prison for meth production
• Avant brings home high-performance skis
• Franklin County woman accused of horse cruelty
• Smaller Cumberland Head sewer district studied
• Pink slips pending, unions breathe fire
• Clinton County budget adopted unanimously
• Major storm may sweep this way early next week
• Essex County tax hike in at 8.6 percent
• NACS teacher arrested
• Work resumes on demolition of former Alert Facility at airport
• Holiday shopping and fire-prevention tips
• Police search for man who attacked student
• Man admits going to Victims Impact Panel drunk
• Holidays can put extra stress on caregivers
• Police search for man who attacked student
• Man admits going to Victims Impact Panel drunk
• Major storm may sweep this way early next week
• Relentless lake-effect snow piles up in Central NY, Pa.
• Pink slips pending, unions breathe fire
• Republicans take back majority of State Senate
• NCCC raises OK'd by Essex County
• Palmer gets new term as county manager
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• Inmate accused of officer assaults admits to drug charges
• Patriot Hills looks to attract funding
• This fall, Associate Professor Chris Martine went on a Peruvian expedition to research biodiversity in the Amazon Basin and the Andes Mountains. To see the first video journal entry visit To see all entries visit
• Essex officials encouraged about ferry
• Ex-postal worker sentenced to prison
• West Chazy teen gets 2 to 6 years for fatal accident
• AP source: GOP candidate to concede NY Senate race
• Hannah's Hope to try again
• Rapist arrested in Plattsburgh
• Congratulations to Frances Ercolano and Brett Williams. The couple will be the commencement speakers on Dec. 18.
• Advocates call for more NY parks funding
• Clinton home destroyed
• City utility tax not likely to pass
• Inmates need help making transition into community
• Town Recreation Master Plan unveiled
• School safety starts with staff
• Trial set for city man accused of abusing boys
• Officials announced major 2011 sobriety checkpoints
• Lookback: Dec. 6, 2010
• Of Interest: Dec. 6, 2010
• No one injured when blaze destroys home
• The Ralphie Parkers will make an appearance on the Holiday Spectacular on Mountain Lake PBS tonight from 5 to 7 p.m. The band features Chris Martine (biology) on vocals, Richard Schaefer (history) on drums, Tim Hartnett (Feinberg) on bass and SUNY Platts
• County manager reappointment debated
• Business briefs: Dec. 5, 2010
• Fees to go up at Clinton County Landfill
• Report reveals troubling trends among felons
• Christmas special even in difficult times
• Crash sends one to hospital, downs utility pole
• New theater features latest technology
• Plattsburgh State ceremony to graduate 500
• Book details life on farm
• Glens Falls museum boasts extensive works
• Fees to go up at Clinton County Landfill
• County manager reappointment debated
• Looking for something to do? Check out our calendar for a variety of events -- including the popular Soulful Christmas Celebration and a new play by Dr. Ann Tracy, with many of your favorite professors in the cast.
• Sheriff: Inmate assaulted officer
• Plattsburgh man charged with animal cruelty
• Textbook rentals a growing trend, nationally
• Car plunges into Lake Flower, nets DWI arrest
• Quebec/New York relationship strong
• Essex County finds new Public Health director
• Volunteers gear up for Toys for Tots
• Special touches can create dazzling tree
• Massena man stabbed with glass
• County designation helps college
• Senate shelves Hornbeck APA nomination
• Failed appointment raises questions
• Layoffs, 20-percent tax hike in Franklin County
• Finding perfect tree a gift for entire family
• NCCC labor agreement may go to court
• Author: Society expects perfection from young girls
• Animals benefit from holiday efforts
• City getting set for winter parking ban
• Elderly woman found after massive search
• At least 250 still without power
• Aide: Blunders, press cost Paladino NY gov race
• Four Cardinal greats reflect on their stellar careers as student athletes and why Plattsburgh still means so much to them today.
• Film focuses attention on lake algae
• Power outages felt across region
• Legislature thanked for spending plan
• College president warns students of tough times ahead
• Town continues to see development
• Effort targets tourism, agri-business
• Malone recaptures 'the magic'
• Business plans salute to a true giver
• Group plans for upcoming re-enactment
• Of Interest: Dec. 2, 2010
• Congratulations to alumnus Ian Ash '00 on the North American premiere of his latest documentary:
• City residents oppose utility tax
• Cuomo chides NY Legislature for punting on deficit
• Accused double murderer gets new lawyer
• Vt., NY, Quebec update lake pollution plan
• Clinton County Legislature wants budget input
• Essex County budget hearing draws pleas
• Paul Smith's College adding dorm
• Report details needed Eagle Island upgrades
• Ti reduces proposed budget
• Teen charged with punching trooper
• Alumnus Dan Scavino ’98 will be one of Donald Trump’s executive judges on the finale of NBC’s “The Apprentice,” Dec. 2 and 9. Serving as Trump’s eyes and ears, Scavino will help determine who will be ... the next appre
• Accused double murderer gets new lawyer
• Teen charged with assaulting trooper
• Ti reduces proposed budget
• Vt., NY and feds to sign new Lake Champlain plan
• Legislators-elect to pursue planning issue
• Appeals court upholds sentence
• NY Legislature rejects addressing $315M deficit
• Search for missing man scaled back
• Mission of Hope director featured in national broadcasts
• Filmmaker, PSU alum celebrates North American premiere in Montreal
• Man charged with felony strangulation
• Registration for 2011 Plattsburgh half-marathon set to begin
• Christmas in Jay and Black Brook
• Man charged with felony strangulation
• Congratulations to the men's hockey team, tournament champions of the 2010 Primelink Great Northern Shootout over the weekend!
• Registration for 2011 Plattsburgh Half Marathon set to begin
• Search for missing man scaled back
• Mission of Hope director featured in national broadcasts
• NY, Vt. and feds to sign new Lake Champlain plan
• NY anglers fear budget cuts will mean fewer fish
• NY Legislature heads into special session
• Utility-tax hearing coming up
• Shoppers head online for Cyber Monday
• 10 tips for online shopping
• The $23 million Ti schools project is complete
• Holiday train visits today
• CVPH pet-therapy program blossoming
• Craft show to support soldiers overseas
• Gift gives opportunity to erase annual carbon footprint
• Lookback: Nov. 29, 2010
• Utility-tax hearing coming up
• Parents get advice on cyber bullying, social networks
• Child-abuse survivor shares tragic story
• Most agree, no cell use while in line to pay
• New Visions opens students' eyes to the medical field
• Residents concerned about Malone group home
• Holiday events abound in Montreal
• What's hot for Christmas
• Hardware business overcomes adversity
• Hannah's Hope makes last push for votes
• Business briefs: Nov. 28, 2010
• Residents concerned about Malone group home
• Hannah's Hope makes last push for votes
• Moira couple loses home to fire
• Black Friday shoppers brave crowds for deals
• Burke border stop to shutter
• Legislators seek state help in collecting revenue from Mohawks
• Big Christmas week planned in Ti
• Man wanted on sex charges arrested at border
• Search for missing man continues
• Funding awarded to groups in Adirondack Park
• Of Interest: Nov. 27, 2010
• Holiday Open House features Adirondackana
• Search for missing man continues
• Man wanted on sex charges arrested at border
• Moira couple loses home to fire
• Legislators seek state help in collecting revenue from Mohawks
• Direct Air limits winter flights to Myrtle Beach
• Murderer Murphy again denied parole
• Mobile home destroyed by flames
• Land buy saves Camp Little Notch
• CSEA plans to picket at ORDA winter events
• Willsboro gunman sentenced
• Feeding an army on Thanksgiving
• Promoting the regional airport
• Owens backs away from Boehner comment
• Schroon taxes up a little
• Search resumes for missing Saranac Lake man
• Hogansburg woman pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter
• Traditional Thanksgiving recycled into green event
• A time to spend with family and friends
• Holiday Train back for another visit
• Safety urged when deep-frying turkeys
• Akwesasne man's body recovered after October crash
• Ellenburg man pleads not guilty in chase
• Black Brook levy down for 2011
• Science fair changes lives
• Ellenburg man pleads not-guilty in chase
• Akwesasne man's body recovered after October crash
• Search resumes for missing Saranac Lake man
• Hogansburg woman pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter
• Holiday Train back for another visit
• Extra travel security fine with most locals
• Plattsburgh International Airport to charge for parking
• Schumer pledges to help middle class in next term
• City adopts new employee attendance system
• Fire claims Ellenburg Center home
• Wilderness search on for missing Saranac Lake man
• Westport municipal center plans still on hold
• AVCS students ready for role in parade
• Thieves target Plattsburgh pawn shop
• Insurance provider sanctioned
• Students at SUNY Plattsburgh continue to do great work and help the community. Here, members of the Japanese Cultural Association at Plattsburgh decorate a tree for the Parade of Trees. Funds raised from their efforts go to help people with disabilities
• Event honors those lost to suicide
• Department heads: no more cuts
• Oakes gets 25 years for Hathaway death
• ComLinks cuts domestic-violence program
• City to consider new time and attendance system
• Family suffers second fire in seven years
• New administrator at Saranac School
• New recycling program causes confusion
• Road Construction Roundup
• Of Interest: Nov. 23, 2010
• Oakes gets 25 years for Hathaway death
• City to consider new time and attendance system
• Family suffers second fire in seven years
• Slippery roads cause accidents
• New administrator at Saranac
• Event honors those lost to suicide
• Preservationists split on Adirondack fire towers
• NY notifies nearly 900 workers slated for layoffs
• Prison reuse council holds first meeting
• BHSN looking to purchase former Pyramids building
• Westville woman finds strength helping others
• PARC CEO lands new job
• Cupola cell tower needs local permit
• Ellenburg tax levy down 2.5 percent
• Fire damages St. Regis Falls home
• State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services launches new website
• Lookback: Nov. 22, 2010
• Of Interest: Nov. 22, 2010
• County wants part of revenue from Ganienkeh slot machines
• DOT: Champlain Bridge close to schedule
• Stars alight in Lake Placid for 25th-anniversary show
• More local people named to governor's transition team
• Clinton County department heads to get raises
• Essex County debates need for county fairgrounds
• Marina wants variances to expand
• Probe on to find inmates getting unemployment
• Woman plans benefit to help holiday toy drive
• Owls Head man accused of assaulting infant
• Former Mohawk chief accused of smuggling pot
• Grant means 60 more jobs
• New Mountain Lake Services chief chosen
• APA approves temporary permit to run Big Tupper
• Taxpayers urge county to cut budget
• Rescued woman doing well
• Local man charged with rape
• Shoemaker trial rescheduled
• City Police officer charged
• Man charged with dugout arson fire
• Attempted-murder indictments handed up
• Cuts hurt NY environment department, officials say
• Adirondack landowners sue paddler over stream use
• NCCC support raises get another vote
• Empire State Games back on
• APA to pay court costs in Lewis Family Farm case
• City council rejects compromise on Halloween event
• Missing Lincoln Pond woman found
• Four charged in copper-theft cases
• Charge against father being dropped
• Dr. Gary Brannigan's Twitterfeed was just listed as one of the best for parents. Read the article and see why.
• City council rejects compromise on Halloween event
• Attempted-murder indictments handed up
• APA to pay court costs in Lewis Family Farm case
• Four charged in copper-theft cases
• Charge against father being dropped
• Empire State Games back on
• Missing Lincoln Pond woman found
• Study: NY infrastructure woes threaten Northeast
• NCCC support raises get another vote
• No bids for Camp Gabriels
• Empire State Games canceled for 2011
• Cash stolen from local home
• NY Assembly to hold public hearing on environment
• Essex public-safety radio system fails
• Renovated Regal Cinemas opens with 'Harry'
• Fans gear up for 'Potter' debut tonight
• Search on for Lincoln Pond woman
• Coopersville schoolhouse 'regains identity'
• Local couple to be featured on 'Oprah'
• Issues set for Adirondack Club and Resort hearings
• Person who ripped up fields sought
• Drug sweep nets 13 in Franklin County
• Clinton County increases tax levy for 2011
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• Medicare joins Medical Home Pilot program
• Dannemora tax levy spikes after devastating highway fire
• Lewis tax levies down for 2011
• Clinton tax rate stays steady
• College official gets two DWIs in eight hours
• College Council appointment made
• Mooers tax levy up 2.5 percent
• Learn why Professor Ed Lusk is giving a "gift of confidence" to the college. He calls the school the "best educational value in the world."
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• DiNapoli puts current NY deficit at $1 billion
• Eagle Island Camp for sale
• Tiffer declared unofficial winner of city's Ward 2 race
• Dickie Oakes denied new trial
• Former Moriah teacher killed
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• Essex County tax increase drops again
• Casella introduces Zero-Sort recycling in city
• Fort Ti Mars Centers gets LEED designation
• Chimney fire sparks Saranac Lake blaze
• Firefighters Association provides tips for safe home cooking
• Congrats to Plattsburgh alumnus Al Graf '98, a new assemblyman for New York's 5th District.
• Dickie Oakes denied new trial
• Tiffer declared unofficial winner of city's Ward 2 race
• Former Moriah teacher killed
• Chimney fire sparks Saranac Lake blaze
• Eagle Island Camp for sale
• Boil-water order lifted for U.S. Avenue
• Maker of Four Loko to stop shipments to NY state
• University Police investigating alleged sex crime
• Malone man jailed for alleged sex abuse
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• Funds available for Lake Champlain projects
• Art teacher honored
• Home ownership begins with $1 house
• Lake Champlain has healthy whitefish population
• Scientists study threat to young lake trout
• Vietnam Vet hosts student from Hanoi
• Guardians of the Ribbon grows as big fundraiser announced
• Looking for something to do this week? Check out the International Education Week Events, especially the Night of Nations, an evening of international performance.
• Malone man jailed for alleged sex abuse
• University Police investigating alleged sex crime
• Funds available for Lake Champlain projects
• 'Freezin for a Reason'
• Franklin County may try court TV
• Teacher Center re-opens
• Saranac Lake cure cottage featured in "The Haunted"
• Churches go through the paces preparing for harvest dinners
• Biomass hailed as local energy source
• Pros, cons to video conferencing
• Harrietstown tax levy up slightly
• Essex County moves ahead with radio upgrades
• Salon offers more after 10 years in business
• Saranac Lake cure cottage featured in 'The Haunted'
• The North Country Teacher Resource Center at SUNY Plattsburgh has opened its doors again, albeit for a few short hours each week.
• Teacher Center re-opens
• Essex County slashes millions from budget
• Canadian firms interested in Pfizer Chazy facility
• Deputy honored with statewide recognition
• A hint of Wintergreen
• Four nabbed in OxyContin bust
• Students tackle green issues at summit
• College hosting International Education Week
• Paul Smith's going green
• Adirondack Youth Orchestra Association marks 25 years
• Adirondack Youth Orchestra Association marks 25 years
• Donate a toy for The Four Fathers concert
• Fight hunger and take home a beautiful ceramic bowl made by SUNY Plattsburgh students. Come to Empty Bowls, Saturday, 5:30-7 p.m., Algonquin Dining Hall. $12 adults. $8 SUNY Plattsburgh students.
• In order to re-establish computer access that was lost due to flooding this past summer, a temporary version of the Extended Computer Lab is now open in the rear first-floor area of Feinberg. This lab will be open for regular hours, beginning 8:30 a.m. t
• Family GAP Ministry helps God provide
• Of Interest: Nov. 12, 2010
• Rotary honors five for 'service above self'
• Students flock to Internship and Career Fair
• Opposition to underwater cable project presented
• Business loses millions after blaze
• Essex County heads toward smoking ban
• Douglas named to governor's committee
• Vets share importance of honorable oath
• Remembering their sacrifice
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• Cuomo says NY can't employ people in unneeded jobs
• Village needs Healthy Infrastructure members
• Schuyler Falls holds line on town budget
• Chazy reduces raises, debates special services
• National champion Cougars honored at ceremony
• Federal gun sentence for Keene man who killed hunter
• Still no signs of missing Morrisonville woman
• Hatch secures Willsboro supervisor seat
• Residents lobby for Essex Ferry this winter
• Saranac Lake trustees accept housing grant in revote
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• WWII vet receives high-school diploma, years later
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• Jay tax levy up 1.75 percent
• Conference of Mayors works on new agenda
• Cuomo says no tax hikes; will cut schools, health
• Gillibrand heading to Afghanistan, Pakistan
• Keeseville's village offices find new home
• Comfort Inn reopens; Perkins next
• Soldier receives home from Army
• Indoor Farmers Market planned in city
• Girl suffers from rare genetic disorder
• Police remind drivers about safe winter driving
• Task force to target 'hillbilly heroin'
• Community and college celebrate Lady Cougars' success
• Willsboro could finally get new supervisor
• Saranac Lake looks to close Lake Colby School
• Funding gives boost to Essex County businesses
• Gillibrand heading to Afghanistan and Pakistan
• Conference of Mayors works on new agenda
• Comfort Inn reopens; Perkins next
• Soldier receives home from Army
• Film series tackles diversity and social justice
• North Elba delivers slight tax-levy decrease
• Rotary raises money to eradicate polio
• Cuomo: Don't throw money at NY fiscal problems
• Essex County roads slippery
• Cougars capture national title
• Civil War soldier remembered
• AuSable seeks highway chief's resignation
• PSU hit with new cuts
• Maui North burglarized
• Task force to target 'hillbilly heroin'
• Saranac Lake looks to close Lake Colby School
• Essex County roads slippery
• Community and college celebrate Lady Cougars' success
• Lookback: Nov. 8, 2010
• Students learn Plattsburgh history through monuments
• New doctors join Elizabethtown Community Hospital
• Drug conviction affirmed on appeal
• Essex County budget to get scrutiny
• To run or not to run: Will Cuomo seek presidency?
• Clinton County proposition on abolishing term limits failed mightily
• Town seeks highway chief's resignation
• Plattsburgh State hit with midyear cut
• CCC Cougars win national soccer title
• Groups still in running for Pepsi grants
• Gambling for a cause
• Acclaimed author makes stop at North Country School
• Ski season just around the corner
• Kinship Care keeps kids close to home
• Forum focuses on elder-abuse prevention
• Chazy residents speak out about raise proposals
• City assessor leaving post
• Firefighters at site of blaze for 20 hours
• Of Interest: Nov. 6, 2010
• Ti bark park starts
• Benefits will help family recover from fire
• Champlain levy up slightly
• Tupper native is nation's nuclear nonproliferation chief
• Trial set for Saranac man accused of abusing 3-year-old
• Trudeau Institute exploring re-location, other options
• City councilor against trick-or-treat event
• Mistrial declared in Shoemaker murder case
• Blaze destroys two-story building
• Legislators to woo foreign business
• Teen still in critical condition
• Saranac man admits computer crime involving a minor
• Deliberations continue in Shoemaker trial
• Dems gain on Board of Supervisors
• Principal is udder hero to her students
• Glen Race's local conviction upheld
• Search continues for missing woman
• CCC women win first game
• Mistrial declared in Shoemaker murder case
• Trudeau Institute exploring re-location, other options
• Civil War soldier to be honored in Crown Point
• Hard times worsen NY's deficit, more seek Medicaid
• Deliberations continue in Shoemaker trial
• Crown Point taxes up slightly for 2011
• Altona tax levy down 4 percent
• Police: Hallucinating man tried to jump from vehicle
• Moe's Southwest Grill opens today
• Fire displaces residents, damages Mooers home
• Ganienkeh cited in casino spat
• CCC gears up for national tourney
• Closing arguments in Shoemaker trial
• Dems gain seats on Board of Supervisors
• Doheny reflects on close loss
• Teen still in critical condition
• Local woman missing; search on
• Saranac man admits computer crime involving a minor
• Christmas spirit to reach 1,800 kids
• CCC soccer game postponed
• Dem Gov. Paterson says GOP probably took NY Senate
• Search continues for missing woman
• Glen Race's local conviction upheld
• Doheny reflects on close loss
• Police: Hallucinating man tried to jump from vehicle
• Fire displaces residents, damages Mooers home
• Democratic senator elected NY attorney general
• NY state Senate control unknown amid close races
• NY Dems Schumer, Gillibrand retain US Senate seats
• Cuomo wins NY governor's job his iconic father had
• Hatch apparent winner as Willsboro supervisor
• Dems retain power on Franklin Legislature
• Favro wins big for Clinton County sheriff
• Kasprzak easily returned to mayor's post
• Duprey keeps district seat
• Crown Point taxes up slightly for 2011
• Owens wins re-election to Congress in close race
• Altona tax levy down 4 percent
• Local woman missing; search on
• Ganienkeh cited in casino spat
• Closing arguments in Shoemaker trial
• Tea party faces Democratic Party for NY governor
• Election Day meals set in many communities
• North Country polling places ready for voters
• North Country voters go to the polls today
• Fire claims former Post Office
• Defense begins, rests in Shoemaker trial
• Woman pleads for, praises Nursing Home
• Essex County to keep Horace Nye Home
• Finance pro Wilson vs. DiNapoli for NY comptroller
• Prosecutor vs. legislator for NY attorney general
• A rare scare: NY Senate, Assembly face uncertainty
• Lookback: Nov. 1, 2010
• Conference aims to teach teen girls about tough topics
• Work continues on Saranac walking trail
• Press-Republican launches e-Edition
• Ex-prez Clinton stumps for upstate NY House Dems
• NY Sen. Schumer eyes 3rd term
• Cuomo, Paladino dismiss polls showing big lead
• Land-rights legal group targets Adirondacks
• CV-TEC students to benefit from grants
• Fire claims former Post Office
• Justices grant stay to keep Shir-Cliff open for time being
• Clinton stumps for NY House Dems in tight races
• Defense begins, rests in Shoemaker trial
• Essex County to keep Horace Nye Home
• North Country voters go to the polls tomorrow
• Woman pleads for, praises Nursing Home
• Teen still in coma after car accident
• Of Interest: Nov. 1, 2010
• Dream becomes flight of fancy
• Who'd want to park in this garage?
• Local police talk Halloween safety
• Girl still critical after accident
• Flights up, fuel sales rise at Adirondack Airport
• Justices grant stay to keep Shir-Cliff open for time being
• Term referendum on Tupper village ballots
• Fort Ticonderoga outlines upcoming activities
• County legislature candidates address issues
• Paper companies facing challenge from China
• Miner Museum gets national recognition
• Family friend says Shoemaker confessed
• Flights up, fuel sales rise at Adirondack Airport
• Miner Museum gets national recognition
• Two seek Franklin County District 4 seat
• Three people look to take former Westport Councilor Edward Smith's vacant seat
• Two seek Franklin County Legislature District 5 seat
• Of Interest: Oct. 30, 2010
• Bellmont voters to decide on term lengths
• Police: Missing woman died of accidental overdose
• City moves to lock box system
• Gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino stumps in Plattsburgh
• Car crash kills 2, injures 3
• Acclaimed author to speak in Lake Placid
• Of Interest: Oct. 23, 2010
• Clinton County legislator finishes third Hawaii Ironman triathlon
• Workers begin retrieving sunk ship
• Essex County tax sale delayed
• Leaked memo leads to firing of DEC head
• Favro, Guynup face off in sheriff's race
• DEC revises rules for outdoor wood boilers
• Doheny stumps for better government support for small businesses
• Pathologist calls Miller's death "intentional"
• Of Interest: Oct. 22, 2010
• Awakening seminar to help identify inner conscience
• College event showcases Canadian studies experts
• Malone man charged with fraud
• Layoffs, furloughs discussed in Franklin County
• Three-way race for city's Ward 2 seat
• Mooers town justice censured
• Pataki in town to stump for health-care reform
• PHS students write alleged hit list
• Police and victim's ex-girlfriends take the stand in Shoemaker trial
• NY environmental chief is fired after leaked memo
• DEC revises rules for outdoor wood boilers
• Favro, Guynup face off in sheriff's race
• Doheny stumps for better government support for small businesses
• Pathologist calls Miller's death "intentional"
• Mooers town justice censured
• Layoffs, furloughs discussed in Franklin County
• Teen facing charges for allegedly violating order
• Koch to fellow Dems: Dump Assembly Speaker Silver
• Democrat running unopposed for Ward 5
• Four vie for two spots on Malone Village Board
• Many recall Mohawk chief's legacy
• NY regulators ponder outdoor wood furnace rules
• Tupper Lake development review begins
• Storm sinks college research vessel
• Convicted murderer with local ties arraigned in Canada
• Gay marriage foes: NY law blocks free speech right
• Shoemaker murder case opens
• Three-way race for city's Ward 2 seat
• Report on Aqueduct slots award goes to prosecutors
• PHS students write 'hit list'
• Police and victim's ex-girlfriends take the stand in Shoemaker trial
• Former New York governor in town to stump for health care reform
• Tupper Lake development review begins
• Storm sinks college research vessel
• Provost no longer eligible for Ward 4 election
• Incumbent faces challenger in Ward 1
• Testimony kicks off today in Shoemaker trial
• Student bit by dog; Police requesting public help
• Former CO gets probation for official misconduct
• Family displaced after fire in Essex
• Local woman marks 100 years of life
• Black Brook man found guilty of child rape
• Local businesses concerned about national economy
• Compost plant transfer temporarily halted
• Poll: Sens. Gillibrand, Schumer well ahead in NY
• Poll: Cuomo has big lead over Paladino for NY gov
• Teen facing charges she violated order
• Shoemaker murder case opens
• Court: NY charter schools not subject to wage laws
• Former CO gets probation for official misconduct
• Student bit by dog; Police requesting public help
• Blaze damages Essex home
• Compost plant transfer temporarily halted
• Peru Town Council working on budget
• Two vying for Ward 3 seat
• Essex County sheriff candidates go at it
• All 7 NY governor candidates meet in 1st debate
• Inmate accused of assaulting officers
• Power outage in downtown Plattsburgh
• Fire destroys Brushton mobile home
• Essex County sales, bed taxes rise
• Local businesses concerned about national economy
• Essex County budget woes ease slightly
• Incumbent faces challenger in Ward 1
• Camp Gabriels goes to auction Nov. 17
• Paladino calls for another debate in NY gov race
• Black Brook man found guilty of child rape
• Inmate accused of assaulting officers
• Two vying for Ward 3 seat
• Power outage in downtown Plattsburgh
• Camp Gabriels goes to auction Nov. 17
• Fire destroys Brushton mobile home
• Of Interest: Oct. 18, 2010
• Students: Oct. 18, 2010
• Lookback: Oct. 18, ,2010
• Malone man facing sex-abuse charges
• Plattsburgh man gets prison for pot deals in front of child
• Former prison nurse facing new charge
• Champlain American Legion to sell building
• Students build Moriah courthouse addition
• Assembly candidates want to change Adirondack Park Agency
• Route 11 bridge construction makes business uneasy
• Peru Town Council working on budget
• Champlain American Legion to sell building
• Former prison nurse facing new charge
• Malone man facing sex-abuse charges
• Cybercrime focus of NBT Bank seminar
• Press-Republican globe trotting with annual contest
• Health-care center moving toward the green
• Storm knocks out power; flooding reported
• Surgeon warns women of heart risks
• Essex County planner retires
• Paranormal enthusiasts discuss ghosts and otherworldly phenomena
• Saranac Lake keeps $400,000 HOME grant
• New elections commissioner named in Clinton County
• End of Champlain Bridge observed
• Route 11 bridge construction makes business uneasy
• Of Interest: Oct. 16, 2010
• Alzheimer's annual walk this weekend
• East Meets West: 15 years and still building
• Nor'easter brings area's first snowfall
• APA addresses Review Board criticism
• Tenants displaced after Beekmantown apartment fire
• Furnace fire destroys Saranac home
• Assembly candidates debate
• Clinton wind-park variance approved
• New elections commissioner named in Clinton County
• Storm knocks out power; flooding reported
• Elephants, lions and monkeys, oh my!
• Red Cross gets $15,000 from NBT Bank
• Body of missing man found
• Annual Haunted House under construction
• Man accused of theft of screens used in cancer research
• Candidates for Essex County sheriff share views
• Fairfield Inn and Suites plan approved
• Stink over compost plant continues
• Noble cleared of blame in collapse of turbines
• Malone man admits attempted murder
• Hurricane, St. Regis fire towers get Historic half-acre
• Gillibrand and DioGuardi debate in NY Senate race
• Federal judge continues ban on NY Indian cig tax
• Fire in Saranac doused
• Assembly candidates debate
• Nor'easter brings area's first snowfall
• Beekmantown house on fire
• Clinton wind-park variance approved
• Malone man admits attempted murder
• 5-year-old boy rewarded for call
• Police: Man brought toddler to early morning burglary
• Two square off to lead Willsboro
• New jobs resource center marks opening day
• Plattsburgh man injured during kitten-rescue attempt
• Fire tower restoration price tag disputed
• Clinton County launches Offender Watch program
• Small earthquake hits E'town
• Saranac Lake rejects federal housing money
• Poll shows very close Congress race
• Red Cross gets $15,000 from NBT Bank
• Man accused of theft of screens used in cancer research
• Fairfield Inn and Suites plan approved
• Hurricane, St. Regis fire towers get historic half-acre
• County agrees to compost plant to city
• Body of missing man found
• Police: Man brought toddler to early morning burglary
• 5-year-old boy rewarded for call
• Small earthquake hits E'town
• Cell-phone chargers stack up at area hotels
• NCCC to host community conversations
• NY's Paladino apologizes for gay comments
• One-year bridge anniversary to be marked
• Fatal-crash driver continues to recover
• Pavone trial pushed back to December
• Shoemaker trial begins today
• County still searching for Public Health chief
• Alleged kidnapper jailed after arraignment
• Report: Funding snag for NY govt retiree benefits
• APA changes fire tower stance
• Poll: Owens holds a 5-point lead in 23rd District
• Saranac Lake rejects federal housing money
• Clinton County launches Offender Watch program
• Poll shows very close race in 23rd Congressional District race
• Fatal-crash driver continues to recover
• NCCC to host community conversations
• Local loggers excel in national competition
• Fraternity brothers have a ball
• Flooded basement closes SUNY's downtown Albany HQ
• NY GOP gov hopeful Paladino says he'd hire gays
• Lineups set for Franklin County elections
• Voter privacy improved
• Agenda set for APA meeting
• Essex sewer project well under way
• Whiteface named No. 1 ski resort in East
• Essex County hires consultant to forestall tax increase
• One-year bridge anniversary to be marked
• APA changes fire tower stance
• Alleged kidnapper jailed after arraignment
• Lookback: Oct. 11, 2010
• Rouses Point mulls tax exemption for volunteer firefighters
• Schuyler Falls mobile home park closure on hold
• Doheny hits Owens on jobs
• Police: Ti dad gets married, leaves child home alone
• Repaved Blue Ridge Road offers superb views
• Ham radio operator helps in emergencies
• Court merger may cost Malone village
• 1 dead, 2 hurt, 1 charged with DWI in Mooers wreck
• Voter privacy improved
• Whiteface named No. 1 ski resort in East
• Essex County works to pinch pennies
• Of Interest: Oct. 11, 2010
• Owens continues attack on Doheny
• Barnabas House campaign begins
• PRIDE gets $700,000 in fix-up grants
• Apple orchards hold out against the recession
• College navigating rocky financial waters
• Driver charged with DWI in Mooers fatal
• Father allegedly leaves 5-year-old home alone as he gets married
• Moriah works to drop budget
• Flagpoles a work of art
• Desert comes alive
• Plattsburgh State receives record gift
• University near fundraising goal
• College navigating rocky financial waters
• Clothing and footwear now taxed at full rate in New York
• Customs gears up for busy border weekend
• Alleged environmental violation under review
• Prison nurse fired after alleged misconduct
• Police search for missing Akwesasne boater
• Saranac woman hospitalized after rollover wreck
• Lows Lake lawsuit can continue
• Clinton County eyes new smoking policy
• Sheriff candidate acknowledges past arrests, addresses firing
• Police: Wanted kidnapper caught
• Clinton County eyes new smoking policy
• Alleged environmental violation under review
• Lows Lake lawsuit can continue
• Sheriff candidate acknowledges past arrests, addresses firing
• Police search for missing Akwesasne boater
• Police: Wanted kidnapper caught
• Last gasp for NCCC support
• Clinton County sales tax continues to increase
• Peru man accused of abusing teen
• Bloomingdale man charged with shooting dog
• Local groups vie for $25K Pepsi grants
• Couple work toward mind, body wellness
• Mac's clerks charged in checkout scam
• Council votes against proposed city-school tax
• Police searching for armed man after alleged abduction
• Champlain mayor resigns
• City expected to oppose proposed school tax
• Poll: NY governor's race no longer tight
• Ti seeks to end flooding with giant culvert
• Two local agencies vying for $25,000 Pepsi Refresh grants
• Alleged scam artists try region
• Ex-NY comptroller charged with corruption
• Local checkout clerks charged with theft
• Champlain mayor resigns
• Bloomingdale man charged with shooting dog
• Police searching for armed man after alleged abduction
• Mission of Hope changes packing time
• Council votes against proposed city-school tax
• High court: Father's pain v. free speech
• Bachelor's program offers varied opportunities for nurses
• NY Senate candidates swap charges as race heats up
• Democrat Cuomo gets NY business group backing
• No objection to Saranac school purchase
• Outage causes scattered problems in Malone
• Murphy gets another chance to plead case
• Area man accused of trying to hire hit man
• Hoffman bows out of Congressional race
• Public hearing for school sale
• Outage causes scattered problems in Malone
• Men wanted nationwide nabbed in Glens Falls
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• No new details in inmate-death investigation
• Essex County wants to improve election reporting
• Finishing touches made to NCCS renovations
• Cuomo tries to seize momentum in NY governor race
• Area politicians mark 20 years of Disabilities Act
• Lake Placid Conference Center to open in May
• Public urged to fight domestic abuse
• Candidates agree changes are needed
• Old county airport property vandalized
• Essex County says no to NCCC
• The plan is to build a new nursing home in Franklin County
• Poll: Cuomo leads Paladino in NY governor's race
• Area politicians gather for 20th anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act
• Lake Placid Conference Center to open in May
• Hoffman bows out of Congressional race
• Area man accused of trying to hire hit man
• No new details in inmate-death investigation
• Candidates agree changes are needed
• Willsboro Route 22 work progressing
• Health-care reform provisions slowly being enacted
• Saranac Lake water-meter upgrade behind schedule
• National restaurant chain eyes Plattsburgh location
• Cuomo, Paladino offer plans on NY economy
• Officials investigating inmate's death
• CCC debuts wind turbine simulator
• Expert: Change needed in education
• Medical Home project aims at improving regional health care
• Experts recommending flu shots for everyone
• Poll: Little anti-incumbent push against NY Senate
• Paladino wants repeals, cuts in NY business taxes
• Saranac Lake water meter upgrade behind schedule
• Essex County says no to NCCC
• New nursing home in Franklin County
• Officials investigating inmate's death
• Lookback: Oct. 4, 2010
• Job center to open Oct. 13
• City to host Paranormal Expo
• Torrential rains increase Nicaraguan need
• Drug take-back event a success
• Democratic NY governor praises tea party movement
• Analysis: Enigmatic Paladino revealed in wild week
• Drug take-back event a success
• Torrential rains increase Nicaraguan need
• Carvings capture birds of Vermont.
• New federal financial rules to adversely affect community banks
• Local support for veteran entrepreneurs outlined
• Principal says schools must return to basics
• Farm provides North Country research
• Cemetery comes back to life
• Moriah gets one principal back
• ORDA reports rosy financial picture
• 50 jobs on the line in Franklin County budget
• Report: Pilot error caused crash
• 50 jobs on the line in Franklin County budget
• Report: Pilot error caused crash
• Of Interest: Oct. 2, 2010
• Flooded basements reported around area
• Moira woman dies in car crash
• Town trying to remove Planning Board member
• Vigil held for student killed in crash
• Fire erupts in city apartment
• Adirondack Affair heats up Long Lake
• Gibsons net Bluegrass Music Association Awards
• Tupper Chamber lays off director
• Mental health, addiction services combined
• ORDA reports rosy financial picture
• Paladino now says he has no proof of Cuomo affair
• Gibsons net Bluegrass Music Association Awards
• NY's Cuomo: Personal claims demeaning, hurtful
• Flooded basements reported around area
• Poll: Paladino closer in poll after Lazio's exit
• Review Board: APA out of balance
• Advocates decry DEC staff cuts
• Malone taxes, water rates to go up
• Flood watch as tropical storm moves up coast
• Man tosses pregnant wife, kids to safety
• Ticket upheld for fatal crash that killed off-duty trooper
• Assembly candidates talk about farming
• Mental health, addiction services combined
• White Paper catches APA fire
• Vigil to be held for student killed in crash
• Mayor unveils 2011 city budget plan
• Tupper Chamber lays off director
• Fire erupts in city apartment
• Review Board: APA out of balance
• Tickets upheld for fatal crash that killed off-duty trooper
• College warns of alleged Peeping Tom
• Flood watch as tropical storm moves up coast
• Mayor unveils 2011 city budget plan
• Signs shot at in local communities
• Prison employee accused of smuggling contraband
• Lieutenant accused of kicking inmate
• Ortloff, Gagnon housed at same federal prison
• NY Dems use abortion to mobilize base against GOP
• After tumult, NY Conservatives back brash Paladino
• Assembly candidates address ethics reform in State Legislature
• Blaze destroys Bangor home
• UNYTEA leader gets behind Doheny campaign
• Fatal-accident driver identified
• Malone taxes, water rates to go up
• White Paper catches APA fire
• Preserving jobs a must for local economy
• Ex-NY state comptroller may plead guilty
• Prison employee charged with assault
• Ortloff, Gagnon housed at same federal prison
• Police investigating fatal accident
• Signs shot at in local communities
• Fatal-accident driver identified; student mourned
• Blaze destroys Bangor home
• Lieutenant accused of kicking inmate
• Prison employee accused of smuggling contraband
• UNYTEA leader gets behind Doheny campaign
• Clinton County Reveals History In New Book
• Charge reduced in alleged CO assault
• Father admits hockey stick assault on teen
• City gets four new cameras for downtown area
• State repays some money it owes
• Tribe gets $2 million for river-related studies
• Local broadband network snubbed for stimulus funding
• No Defense Department funds for Patriot Hills
• NY Conservatives consider giving Paladino line
• Paladino says term won't be 'pretty'
• City Planning Board approves Five Guys Burger and Fries proposal
• Essex County tables NCCC funding vote
• Assembly candidates discuss local business
• Charge reduced in alleged CO assault
• Poll: Gillibrand leads DioGuardi in Senate race
• Father admits assaulting teen with hockey stick
• No Defense Department funds for Patriot Hills
• Local broadband network snubbed for stimulus funding
• Plattsburgh State president hospitalized
• Prison employee charged with assault
• Police investigating fatal accident
• Meningitis victim organizes 5K run
• Of Interest: Sept. 28, 2010
• Road Construction Roundup
• Families gather for a day of fun at the local pumpkin patch
• Translator recognized for academic excellence
• Lazio drops out of NY governor's race
• City Planning Board approves Five Guys Burger and Fries proposal
• Of Interest: Sept. 27, 2010
• Lookback: Sept. 27. 2010
• PSU students examine oppression
• Cuomo endorses Schneiderman for NY AG
• Campaign to spend locally shows few results
• Dozens vying for ComLinks job
• Free Friday breakfasts planned for Malone students
• Bar owner giving back
• New chamber head is Ti native
• Business growth sought
• New chamber head is Ti native
• Lawsuit against county progressing
• Elizabethtown-Lewis gets new ambulance
• Cheese making has changed over the years
• Cheese plant hosts open house
• Adapting wilderness adventure for special needs
• Building for access
• Saranac River banks get a little face-lift
• Crown Point seeks hamlet expansion
• Teacher receiving national recognition
• Candidates focus on infrastructure
• Prescription dropoffs being accepted today
• City Police looking for homes for abandoned cats
• Hundreds at Job Fair seek work, workers
• Malone's Wead Library under renovation
• Fatal-boating accident victims identified
• Inter-Lakes CEO leaves
• Schools gang up on bullying
• Saranac River banks get a little face-lift
• Underwater power cable project takes another step forward
• Of Interest: Sept. 25, 2010
• Level 2 offender arrested for alleged registry violation
• High Heel-athon participant returns home a winner
• Business Council pushes economic reform priorities
• Mountain Lake Services chief resigns
• One killed, one hurt in boating mishap
• Hoffman will stay in congressional race
• Inter-Lakes CEO leaves
• Fatal-boating accident victims identified
• High-heel-athon participant returns home a winner
• Underwater power cable project takes another step forward
• CVPH Foundation fund drive raises $8 million
• Benefit to help family recover expenses of rare disease
• County Real Property Services chief leaving
• City gets more funding for major road work
• Verizon activates Northway cell tower
• Agencies may lose nonprofit benefits
• High Peaks communities working on plan
• Essex Country drafts ethics code
• County plans to market, streamline Horace Nye
• Area mayors join '$25 on the 25th' campaign
• Poll: Gillibrand, Schumer keep big Senate leads
• APA approves 49-unit townhouse project
• Latest poll: Cuomo has wide lead in NY gov race
• Federal funding tabbed for local projects
• County Real Property Services chief leaving
• Doheny apparent winner after absentee votes counted
• Verizon activates Northway cell tower
• Business Council pushes economic reform priorities
• Hoffman will stay in congressional race
• Police: Woman robbed during downtown trek
• One killed, one hurt in boating mishap
• CVPH Foundation fund drive raises $8 million
• Mountain Lake Services chief resigns
• Clinton County Property Transfers
• Of Interest: Sept. 23, 2010
• Fort Ti supporter named CFO
• Prescription drop-offs to be held this weekend
• Prescription drugs gaining hold locally
• Wind park variance review still under way
• APA approves Wadhams hamlet expansion
• County Democrats skip sheriff pick
• Ecstasy bust nets two arrests
• Saranac close to selling school building
• Poll: Paladino closing in on Cuomo in NY gov. race
• APA approves 49-unit townhouse project
• Lazio won't say if he'll drop 3rd party run NY gov
• Area mayors join "$25 on the 25th" campaign
• Federal funding tabbed for local projects
• Doheny apparent winner after absentee votes counted
• NY senator calls for expansion of textbook rentals
• New sediment-trapping structure protects river
• Nurse to compete in high-heel race for heart health
• NY law lets unmarried adults jointly adopt
• NY Dems say Paladino didn't deliver on tax break
• PARC to have only part-time staff by November
• Intruder charged with attempted murder
• Oakes files motion to take back guilty plea
• Rhonda Dufoe sentenced to 20 years
• Essex County's health insurance to soar
• APA approves Wadhams hamlet expansion
• County Democrats skip sheriff pick
• Cuomo: Still unsure on whether to debate Paladino
• Prescription drop-offs to be held this weekend
• Ecstasy bust nets two arrests
• Saranac close to selling school building
• New book boasts best local bike rides
• Author with local ties organizing worldwide rally
• Favro claims increased demands — and success
• Local dancers invited to national events
• An autumn classic
• NY governor vetoes popular AIDS, HIV housing bill
• Crown Point may end elected assessors
• Educator with local ties helps launch CSI camp
• Cuomo launches bi-partisan campaign for NY gov
• Shir-Cliff attorneys sue to stop park closure
• 'The Best Roads in the World'
• Intruder charged with attempted murder
• Ti woman wins $10,000 in lottery
• Paterson calls Legislature back to cap taxes
• Rhonda Dufoe gets 20 years for Hathaway death
• PARC to have only part-time staff by November
• Costs rising for special-needs kids
• Essex County preparing to form new board
• Improvements made at Amtrak station
• Local teen gears up for national texting competition
• Crown Point Historic Site notes 100th
• Towns want to keep their shares of slot profits
• Shir-Cliff attorneys sue to stop park closure
• An autumn classic
• Gift, decor shop offering special events
• Horace Nye taste testing a success
• Peter Kane Dufault and Chris Noth promote documentary
• Dealership celebrates special anniversary
• Lots of good men
• CCC camps trained men for work, war
• Towns want to keep their shares of slot profits
• Newsmakers: Sept. 18, 2010
• Peaceful vibrations planned for Plattsburgh
• Locals call for full POW/MIA accounting
• Cardinal Points in Hall of Fame
• NACS receives new swings
• City budget picture clouded by increased expenditures
• Rare sightings of sandhill cranes reported in Rouses Point
• APA staff suggests Primitive use for fire towers
• Judge berates sex offender, gives 25-year max
• Intruder shot in Brandon
• Judge berates sex offender, gives 25-year max
• Locals call for full POW/MIA accounting
• APA staff suggests Primitive use for fire towers
• NCCC project funds found, debated
• Families ask for support for autism walk
• Gillibrand bill would address Upstate unemployment
• Another federal judge blocks taxing NY Indian cigs
• County judge allows wiretapping evidence to be used at Shoemaker trial
• United Way drive kicks off partway to its goal
• Public hearing set for utility tax
• Mother pleads not guilty to kidnapping baby
• Collard officially indicted on murder charge
• Smith gets max in fatal hunting accident
• Armed intruder shot in Brandon
• Collard officially indicted on murder charge
• County judge allows wiretapping evidence to be used at Shoemaker trial
• Smith gets max in fatal hunting accident
• Person barricaded from police in Skerry
• Work to resume at Churubusco border facility
• Wampum belt headed to Akwesasne
• Franklin County mulls health-care costs
• Anniversary bash planned
• City streets under construction
• Man charged for guns in van
• Essex County Republicans endorse Cutting
• Political commentator says Paladino can win in November
• St. Regis Mohawks continue tax opposition
• Laptop searches prompt ACLU lawsuit
• Gillibrand bill would address Upstate unemployment
• Mother pleads not guilty to kidnapping baby
• United Way drive kicks off partway to its goal
• Debate sought on policing Wall Street
• Man charged for guns in van
• Laptop searches prompt ACLU lawsuit
• St. Regis Mohawks continue tax opposition
• Search under way near Malone
• Essex County Republicans endorse Cutting
• Arrest made in Chazy park vandalism
• NY court allows Indian cigarette tax
• Company to bring 32 jobs at new Plattsburgh location
• Some NY legislators feel public's wrath in defeat
• Lawmaker vs. prosecutor for NY attorney general
• 2 GOP Senate candidates in NY face uphill fight
• Paladino wins GOP nomination for NY governor
• Darrah wins Willsboro supervisor primary
• Doheny apparent winner in 23rd Congressional District
• Schroon Lake camp burns
• City streets under construction
• Akwesasne broadband network wins funding
• Section of Northway closed today
• Mineville man still hospitalized following weekend crash
• Whiteface Memorial Highway feted at 75
• Company to bring 32 jobs at new Plattsburgh location
• Gillibrand easily wins primary challenge
• Darrah wins Willsboro supervisor primary
• Paladino wins GOP nomination for NY governor
• Newsmakers: Sept. 14, 2010
• Hearing on bridge reconstruction set
• Dinner with a lofty purpose planned
• Adirondackers rally against APA
• County goes back to drawing board for health director
• Social Services budget woes discussed
• Students need math, science focus for green jobs
• 'Jury' awards Follensby right-of-way
• Voters to decide state, local primaries
• Arrest made in Chazy park vandalism
• Adirondackers rally against APA
• Malone burglary being probed
• Resort developers win easement rights in Tupper highway case
• Students need math, science focus for green jobs
• Akwesasne broadband network wins funding
• Whiteface Veterans Memorial Highway turning 75
• Gillibrand proposes bill targeting recalled food
• State Labor Department warns of job scams
• New ballots bring new complications in New York
• Primary to narrow governor, attorney general field
• Candidates set for Willsboro primary
• PSU student learns value of helping
• CCC restores historic stone wall
• Wind turbine noise concerns raised
• Comfort Inn and Suites to reopen around end of September
• Comfort Inn and Suites to reopen around end of September
• State Labor Department warns of job scams
• Business briefs: Sept. 12, 2010
• Dannemora bake shop gets new owner
• Foreign students work in Westport
• All aboard the butter train
• Senate candidate touts change
• Man maintains innocence after Alford plea
• Two injured in crash
• SUNY schools see enrollment increases
• Candidates for 23rd Congressional District race near finish line
• Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration falls on 9/11
• Of Interest: Sept. 11, 2010
• Longtime local doctor dies
• Town submits plan in response to audit
• Few local races in Tuesday's primary
• DEC completes draft forest plan
• Case against postal employee moves to higher court
• Franklin County DA seeking school resource officer
• Guilty verdicts in federal pot-smuggling case
• Trombley gets prison for double-fatal crash
• Poll: GOP primary for governor is a dead heat
• Candidates for 23rd Congressional District race near finish line
• SUNY schools see enrollment increases
• Artist/authors inspire youngsters in workshops
• Jobs, programs, services targeted in Franklin County budget
• Fireworks tonight in downtown Plattsburgh
• New Crab Island monument to be unveiled today
• APA's Stiles wants less controversy
• Counties won't likely share health director
• Local company slated to add 60 jobs
• Case against postal employee moves to higher court
• Trombley gets prison for double-fatal crash
• Guilty verdicts in federal pot-smuggling case
• Keepsake scouting postmark available
• County manager wants to be town justice
• Fort Ti holding big season finale
• Fires deemed electrical; Stonehelm blaze still being probed
• Pot-smuggling trial starts in Albany
• Plattsburgh teen charged with burglary, impersonation
• Malone transfer site dumps Thursdays to save money
• Chazy doctor's office to close; town in 'need'
• Mayor angry about proposed utility tax
• Pfizer facility drawing interest
• NY, Vt., to treat rivers for lamprey
• Navy Band performs battle concert
• NY to seek info on cleanser contents
• County manager wants to be town justice
• Counties won't likely share health director
• Local company slated to add 60 jobs
• Free card helps with prescription costs
• Westport man running for sheriff
• Battle events include memorial, concert
• Menands dairy plant recalls some milk products
• Gibson mounts GOP campaign for Congress
• NY GOP's Lazio, Paladino push similar platforms
• Owens meets with ag leaders
• Little change after Pavone hearing
• Judge continues to bar Indian cigarette tax
• Local biker leaves no roads untraveled
• Researching use on a railroad corridor
• NY health official: End perfect attendance awards
• Essex County again rejects NCCC raises
• Free card helps with prescription costs
• NY Senate leader backs Koch reforms
• Pot-smuggling trial starts
• NY gov signs anti-bullying law
• Malone transfer site closing Thursdays
• Chazy doctor's office to close
• Menands dairy plant recalls some milk products
• North Country gas prices see small drop
• Shared use Rails-to-Trails project stalls
• Police warn of new scams
• Countdown on to battle weekend
• County might not accept new Ellenburg bridge
• How they spent their summer vacation
• City mayoral candidate wants more for city
• APA/DEC Snowmobile Trail guidelines withstand legal challenge
• Music leads up to Battle of Plattsburgh weekend
• Researching use on a railroad corridor
• Essex County again rejects NCCC raises
• Little change after Pavone hearing
• Students: Sept. 7, 2010
• Healthy heart and harvest
• Doc Baker to be on hand during medical talk
• CVPH receives grant to expand ER
• Gibson Brothers nab four award nominations
• Essex County layoffs debated
• Area's state legislators recognized for taxpayer support
• Special events planned for Labor Day
• Police warn of new scams
• County might not accept new Ellenburg bridge
• City mayoral candidate wants more for city
• APA/DEC Snowmobile Trail guidelines withstand legal challenge
• Group aims to go beyond beautification
• Of Interest: Sept. 6, 2010
• Lookback: Sept. 6-12, 2010
• Students: Sept. 6, 2010
• Ti Heritage Museum expands with new exhibit
• Lorena Weldon turns 100
• Essex County layoffs debated
• Area's state legislators recognized for taxpayer support
• Women offered chance to boost self image
• Ellenburg man opens dive shop in brother's memory
• P-R wins 5 Associated Press awards
• Women in wartime: heros, helpmates, history makers
• Champlain Telephone Employee Stock Ownership Plan approved
• Construction begins on new sidewalk along School Street in Peru
• Ti lakeshore zoning gets rewrite
• Tribes celebrate cigarette-tax stay
• Capital project continues for City School
• City school mulls new tax
• Ti lakeshore zoning gets rewrite
• City school mulls new tax
• Of Interest: Sept. 4, 2010
• Work planned on Lake Flower Dam
• Trial date set in Black Brook man's rape case
• Man admits sexually abusing disabled woman
• County-wide survey designed to improve pedestrian access
• Gubernatorial candidate to cut state government heavily in first year
• Moriah raw-water users to get break
• Taller cell tower sought for Duane
• U.S. education secretary listens to Plattsburgh
• West Chazy meat market burns
• Second alleged DWI for Morrisonville man in less than two weeks
• City park funding approved
• Effort on to help Wilmington fire victims
• Use of Stop-DWI money debated
• Many see Islamic center site as inappropriate
• DiNapoli: local governments face huge jump in pension costs
• Franklin County holds off on college contract
• Keeseville family displaced by blaze
• Schumer tours Strand Theater and takes part in economic roundtable
• Bombardier found guilty of manslaughter
• West Chazy meat market burns
• Taller cell tower sought for Duane
• Clams befouling Tahoe found in Lake George
• Gubernatorial candidate to cut state government heavily in first year
• Westport Municipal Center plans revisited
• Two nabbed in city drug bust
• Firm says Horace Nye could be profitable again
• Poll: Lazio has 'shaky' lead for GOP primary
• GOP candidates square off in first debate in Congressional race
• Local tribe shuns state cigarette tax
• Closing arguments in Bombardier trial
• Bombardier Transportation awarded $267 million railcar contract
• Effort on to help Wilmington fire victims
• Use of Stop-DWI money debated
• Keeseville family displaced by blaze
• Bombardier found guilty of manslaughter
• New APA boathouse, dock rules set
• Man indicted for allegedly fleeing from car crash
• New computer center coming to Plattsburgh Public Library
• Schumer: NY qualifies for all $607 m in fed funds
• Funding secured for old Willsboro School transformation
• Hunter shooting case ends with monthly payments
• Judge blocks part of NY tax on tribal cigarettes
• Governor vetoes setting up commission to promote Battle of Plattsburgh, War of 1812
• City to host major snowmobile race this winter
• Recorded conversations played at fatal-crash trial
• Mother saves baby from burning Wilmington home
• Poll: Cuomo ahead, but 'ducking' big issue
• Firm says Horace Nye could be profitable again
• Bombardier Transportation awarded $267 million railcar contract
• Two nabbed in city drug bust
• Closing arguments in Bombardier trial
• Fort Covington man charged with arson
• Local tribe shun state cigarette tax
• Open house set for displaced eighth-graders
• Road Construction Roundup
• Paterson to sign domestic worker rights bill
• NY judge won't block cig tax; federal order sought
• PSU, NCCC earn national recognition
• Funding program to help veterans attend PAI
• Fate of AuSable Highway Garage still uncertain
• Paroled drug dealer gets prison for crack bust
• Malone gets grant to replace water system
• Essex County touts rising number of summer visitors
• Raises spur Essex to reject NCCC pact
• Funding secured for old Willsboro School transformation
• Survivor testifies in fatal-accident trial
• Hunter shooting case ends with monthly payments
• Probe: NY prison official steered food contracts
• New computer center coming to Plattsburgh Public Library
• Recorded conversations played at fatal-crash trial
• City to host major snowmobile race this winter
• Mother saves baby from burning Wilmington home
• Survivor testifies in fatal-accident trial
• Harvest Festival set for Sept. 11
• River Trail work to begin; traffic detours planned
• Ti cops replace aging fleet
• Additional charge in public-lewdness arrest
• Camp Gabriels up for sale
• Floatplane bills held in state committee
• NY's first all-girls charter high school opens
• Top federal education official in NY
• Local schools stand to gain from state's win
• Lewis man killed in ATV accident Saturday evening
• Perfect summer for tourism trade
• Fate of AuSable Highway Garage still uncertain
• PSU, NCCC make national rankings
• Essex County nixes NCCC raises
• Paroled drug dealer gets prison for crack bust
• New version of the old-time country store open in Saranac
• 'Daytime burglar' admits guilt
• Renovation work progressing at Peru Central
• Hillary's love of Macs helpful
• Orchardists face challenging year
• Adirondack Riders motorcycle club gives senior citizens the ride of their lives
• New agency aims to find funds for nonprofits
• College students return to campus
• Lewis man killed in ATV accident Saturday evening
• Camp Gabriels up for sale
• Additional charge in public-lewdness arrest
• New book covers French and Indian War
• Hannah's Hope close to win in Pepsi Refresh Project
• City of Plattsburgh MLD finances back in order
• Schumer unveils TRIP Act for tourism
• Unearthed human remains identified as those of June M. Collard
• West Chazy woman killed in late-night crash
• Hannah's Hope close to win in Pepsi Refresh Project
• 'Daytime burglar' admits guilt
• Paul Smith's College to receive funding
• Moriah marking 120th Labor Day celebration
• Franklin County supports Patriot Hills
• Ranger shoots bear at Adirondack camp
• City closes downtown street
• Former Ti highway chief sentenced to service
• No cause determined yet in Carrie Bailey's death
• Clintonville home severely damaged by fire
• Plattsburgh women get lucky in cash-prize games
• Aborted plan for chicken farm has zoning at issue
• County closing Shircliff Mobile Home Park
• Court delays ruling on tribe’s tax feud with NY
• Franklin County supports Patriot Hills
• Morrison sentenced to service
• Woman killed in late-night crash
• Bones positively identified as June Collard's
• City of Plattsburgh MLD finances back in order
• Schumer unveils TRIP Act for tourism
• County land policies to change
• High praise for central dispatching
• Tupper 911 dispatch pilot plan a success
• Battle of Plattsburgh Committee gearing up for another huge celebration
• NY gov could face charge over World Series tickets
• Fish Hatchery targeted for closure
• Saranac man indicted on 27 charges
• Little interest to run Horace Nye
• Lake Clear woman found dead
• Residents concerned about Chazy zoning
• Clintonville home severely damaged by fire
• Plattsburgh women get lucky in cash-prize games
• County closing Shircliff Mobile Home Park
• No cause determined yet in Carrie Bailey's death
• Private schools set opening day
• Pepsi funds sought for little-known genetic disease
• Election costs on rise in Black Brook
• County to decide how to handle land transfers
• Plattsburgh man sentenced for rape
• 5 Guys offers improved parking plan
• Ellenburg neighbors help reverse flood's malevolence
• Trustees want to dissolve Saranac Lake Village Court
• Veterans sue for seaplane access to Adirondack lakes
• Missing local woman found dead
• Little interest in running Horace Nye
• Little-known condition seeks Pepsi funds
• 5 Guys offers improved parking plan
• Saranac man indicted on 27 charges
• Police encourage driver safety as schools open
• Local truck driver recognized for 1M accident-free miles
• City looking for Biggest Loser candidates
• ATV stolen from hospitalized Chateaugay man
• Three hurt in Malone crash
• Malone court merger nearly complete
• Natural-gas pipeline draws raves, concerns
• North Country child, family battle rare cancer
• Pace of House race quickens
• Three hurt in Malone wreck
• Veterans sue for seaplane access to Adirondack lakes
• ATV stolen from hospitalized Chateaugay man
• Trustees want to dissolve Saranac Lake Village Court
• Natural-gas pipeline draws raves, concerns
• Chamber backs program that mixes immigration, investment
• Of Interest: Aug. 24, 2010
• Students: Aug. 24, 2010
• Road Construction Roundup: Aug. 24, 2010
• Colleges honored as 'military friendly'
• Essex County Board of Elections prepares to go electronic
• Plattsburgh man gets 15 years for child sex crimes
• New B'town principal ready for challenges
• Plattsburgh man gets 15 years for child sex crimes
• Congressional campaigns picking up steam
• Chamber submits EB-5 visa program application
• City water showing yellow tint; still safe
• Of Interest: Aug. 23, 2010
• Lookback: Aug. 23-29, 2010
• Students: Aug. 23, 2010
• Fort Ti receives grant
• Battle celebrations to feature Rooster Contest
• Peru man admits possessing child porn
• At 99, Plattsburgh woman is a volunteer stalwart
• Crackdown on multiple licenses planned
• Iraq future at stake
• Hiking expanded
• Peru man admits possessing child porn
• Crackdown on multiple licenses planned
• Police investigating burglaries in Schroon Lake
• St. Louis: From frontier to fabulous
• Quarry holds open house
• On the same page
• Seton Catholic Central prepares for new year
• Man remains jailed after second not-guilty plea
• Emergency chief to get full status
• Essex County Fair dubbed 'best ever'
• Lunch time at Beekmantown earns state honor
• Summer school for special-education students canceled
• U.S. may temporarily suspend upgrade work at Churubusco border crossing
• Of Interest: Aug. 21, 2010
• Reward offered in missing-cow case
• Former CO admits misconduct; denies sex abuse
• The Development Corp. tenant buys new location
• New telescope installed at Outdoor Education Center
• Horizon Wind Park scales down proposal
• New businesses spring to life in downtown Plattsburgh
• Teacher Center closes
• Franklin County considers drastic plans
• Emergency chief to get full status
• U.S. may temporarily suspend upgrade work at Churubusco border crossing
• Kindergarten means transition, not only for the child
• ComLinks criminal probe to start
• Eatery at tricky city site hits zoning snag
• Boat-crash victim identified as Akwesasne man
• The paddle of the sexes
• Town of Plattsburgh passes solid-waste moratorium
• Jobs a key to Tupper project
• Teacher Center closes
• Former CO admits misconduct; denies sex abuse
• Franklin County considers drastic plans
• City Council approves police trip
• Port Henry woman flees smoke-filled home
• Children's mural to be unveiled in Malone
• DAs back DNA samples from all convicts
• Man, 62, charged with child sex
• Police sting nets arrest
• One man killed, four hurt in river accident
• Professor encourages study of natural world
• Keeseville, IP land grants from state fund
• Locals get creative at beach
• Former jewelry clerk pleads guilty to theft
• Town of Plattsburgh passes solid-waste moratorium
• Local woman flees smoke-filled home
• Tupper Lake project projected to create 584 jobs
• DA's support call for DNA samples in misdemeanor pleas
• Boat-crash victim identified as Akwesasne man
• New burger franchise seeking city variances
• City Council approves police trip
• Teen critical after Duane crash
• Bombay fires under investigation
• Brushton man admits rape of teen
• Of Interest: Aug. 18, 2010
• ANCA launching Military Trail Byway
• Work begins on new River Trail in city
• Hannah's Hope competes in Pepsi contest
• Canada planning new Cornwall bridge
• Old Adirondack lays off some workers
• Public-service unit puts 2 on leave
• Rock climber falls to death
• Teen critical after Duane crash
• 'Foxy' Gagnon given 5-year sentence
• Bombay fires under investigation
• Ultralight crashes in Adirondack lake, pilot dead
• Jewel thief pleads guilty
• Police sting nets arrest
• One man killed, four hurt in river accident
• Saranac Lake man accused of exploiting child
• IP, AARCH get state funds
• Plattsburgh woman takes home two golds at Senior Games
• Schools set opening days for students, faculty
• Friends come together to support local woman
• Seven looking for homes after Westport fire
• "Foxy" Gagnon to face a judge Tuesday
• New law to require breath device for drunk drivers
• City of Plattsburgh begins work on 2011 budget
• Vacant house burns in Jay
• Essex County plans 20 job cuts
• Hannah's Hope competes in Pepsi contest
• Rock climber falls to death
• "Foxy" Gagnon gets five years
• Mountain Lake head suspended
• Old Adirondack lays off some workers
• Road Construction Roundup: Aug. 17, 2010
• ARISE to host community update on projects
• Fire damages Westport apartment complex
• Locals share strategies for school shopping
• Funds help farmers reduce phosphorus pollution
• Cleaner lake is goal of new law
• Secret center helps border crime fighters
• Wind Facility Planning Board to have first meeting
• House burns down in Town of Jay
• Schools set opening days for students, faculty
• Seven looking for homes after Westport fire
• City of Plattsburgh begins work on 2011 budget
• Alliance helps Ticonderoga renovate
• North Country military icon, Lt. Gen. LeRoy Manor, wife feted
• NY governor signs no-fault divorce bill
• NY requirement for ignition interlocks in effect
• City forced to pay large liability settlement
• Cleaner lake is goal of new law
• Town looks to increase fine for code violations
• Local firefighters go "pink"
• Pleasant Valley B&B, a pleasant place to stay
• Blueberries' vast potential goes untapped
• Land of Makebelieve restoration planned
• Guynup to run for Clinton County Sheriff
• Seemingly new items dumped at County Landfill
• West Nile virus present in state
• Planning Board considers new fast-food restaurants
• Planning Board considers new fast-food restaurants
• City upset over delay in payment from town
• Man charged with shooting gun off
• Seminar focuses on walking, biking
• Saranac Lake parking lot closed to municipal use
• Altona man cleared of sex charge
• Town justice faces misdemeanor
• Chazy Orchards gets new owners
• Spiegel loses battle with APA over house
• Nova Bus work force hours scaled back
• City upset over delay in payment from town
• Nova Bus work force hours scaled back
• Spiegel loses battle with APA over house
• NY's Gillibrand hailed by Brady gun control group
• Lazio counters new Cuomo TV ad on NY ethics reform
• State attorney general candidate vows to fight government corruption
• Trio charged in Akwesasne home invasion
• PSU student gets day in court
• Probation time for Northern Tier burglaries
• Coordinated effort needed in battle with invasive species
• Bridge work on track
• Commission report faults jail procedures
• Saranac Lake Sears parking lot closed to municipal use
• Murderer fathered baby in jail
• Altona man cleared of sex charge
• Suspect in custody in connection with shooting incident
• Vt. says delays possible on lake ferry to NY
• Town justice faces misdemeanor
• Boyfriend is father of inmate's baby
• Trio charged in Akwesasne home invasion
• Upward Bound prepares for world's end
• Quebec bikers head to final stops
• Oops! Late state budget became even later
• Fall election has few town races
• Cuomo's new TV ad targets ethics
• Senate candidate tours local business
• Bangor getting new fire station
• Malone A&M to be sold
• Officials gearing up for Lyon Mountain closure
• Residents push for preservation of fire towers
• Coordinated effort needed in battle with invasive species
• Third frat brother will likely see charges dismissed
• Commission report faults jail procedures
• A&M Beverages to be sold
• Quebec bikers heading to final stops
• APA to discuss Westport subdivision
• Paladino says he's locked up 2nd line for gov
• Local Tea Party to host candidates debate
• Education Jobs Bill passes Congress
• Cyclists enjoy ride, welcoming region
• Boy drowns in local hotel pool
• Police: Local woman's bones discovered
• Community reacts to Ortloff sentencing
• Ortloff sentenced to 12.5 years in prison
• Fall election has few town races
• Essex County Fair opens today
• Officials gearing up for Lyon Mountain closure
• Public presses for fire-tower preservation
• Local Tea Party to host candidates debate
• Ortloff sentenced to 12.5 years in prison
• Skeletal remains found in Minerva
• Community reacts to Ortloff sentencing
• Full day of events scheduled at fair
• Cutting announces bid for sheriff post
• Keeseville teens charged in allegedly dangerous prank
• Saranac hosting workshop to gather input for Revitalization Strategy
• VA clinic headed for Westport
• NY electric use rises with heat
• Landfill offering help to flood victims
• Ti Cartoon Museum closing
• Local Foreign Trade Zone reorganized
• Thousands of bicyclists set for Grand Tour this week
• Truck and tractor pull at fair tonight
• Ortloff faces sentencing today
• Boy drowns in local hotel pool
• NY governor's race: Faso endorses Lazio over Paladino
• Vt. urges dismissal of suit over phosphorus in Lake Champlain
• Ti Cartoon Museum closing
• Thousands touring region by bicycle this week
• VA clinic headed for Westport
• Keeseville teens charged in allegedly dangerous prank
• Garden whimsey in Peru
• Of Interest: Aug. 9, 2010
• Lookback: Aug. 9, 2010
• Full day of events scheduled at fair
• Local man finds Red Cross volunteer work fulfilling
• Breeders find fainting goats entertaining
• Garage that housed a contracting business destroyed by fire
• Analysis: NY budget done, let the elections begin
• Exotic species could hitch a ride to Lake Champlain
• Teachers decry test scores determining their career
• Read Mission of Hope journal from Nicaragua
• Saranac hosting workshop to gather input for Revitalization Strategy
• North Country Fireworks
• Online Plattsburgh historical map
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