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• Sci-Tech Museum To Be Open on Memorial Day With A Special Deal
• Congrats to the Keuka College students who earned their bachelor's degrees in cr...
• 5/28 Memorial Day Observance
• City Manager Candidate Selected
• Great photo taken by Justin Sorensen / Watertown Daily Times.
• Tonight's graduation ceremony will be video-streamed on Jefferson's website. The...
• Lewis County Star Party Planned To View 3 Planets
• 5/15 Peace Officers Day
• Good luck to all of our students as they study for finals! Graduation is just a...
• 6/12 Deadline for RFP proposals from Monument Conservators
• 5/11 Flags at Half Staff
• Open House for the Military Community at JCC on Thursday, May 10 from 3:00-6:30...
• Arson Awareness Week
• Have you picked up your copy of Volume XXII of the Black River Review? JCC’s jo...
• 5/7 Flags at Half-staff
• It's getting close! JCC's commencement ceremony will be held on May 18 at 7:00...
• JCC will hold an open house for the military community including active duty sol...
• Use these QR Codes to download your Bb Mobile app even more quickly!
• Blackboard has an app! If you have an eligible smartphone, you can now use it to...
• If you like jazz and song, come to JCC tonight (Tuesday) for a free concert feat...
• 5/1 Holcomb & Mullin Traffic Advisory
• 5/2 Flags at Half-Staff
• Bid 2012-12 HVAC Installation. Deadline 5/16
• First Lewis County Star Party Planned With 3 Planets
• JCC animal management students give "shake, RATTLE, and roll" a new meaning afte...
• Congrats to Kyle Datoush - JCC's featured Honors Program student for the week of...
• 4/27 Arbor Day Celebration!
• Microsoft has released the SkyDrive desktop app. Save your files to your SkyDriv...
• When you see Kerstin White, congratulate her on being JCC's featured Honors Prog...
• 2012-2013 Proposed Budget...
• 4/24 firefighter to retire with 38 yrs of service
• Resolution for Standard Workdays
• 4/21 Tree Planting planned
• It's a great day to get outside! Students, staff and faculty will be cleaning u...
• Agendas now online!
• Free Public Astronomy Telescope Viewing
• In honor of Earth Week and Arbor Day, JCC's Students for a Sustainable Campus cl...
• Police Chief to retire
• Interested in studying Creative Writing or Literature?
• The documentary "Fort Drum: The First 100 Years"" produced by local filmmakers R...
• Congratulate Michael Fager when you see him this week! He is Jefferson's feature...
• St. John Fisher College will begin offering a doctoral program in Executive Lead...
• 4/10 Traffic Advisory-Black River parkway
• 5/1 deadline for Sealed Bids!
• 4/10 Flags at Half-Staff
• Stay on Track! Summer classes at JCC are a great way to catch up or get ahead a...
• If you see Kendall Meeks on campus this week, congratulate her for being JCC's F...
• Welcome back from Spring Break - hope the first day back wasn't too rough! It wa...
• 4/26 deadline for Sealed Bids!!
• 2012 Parks & Rec Event Listing
• 4/2 Flags at Half-Staff
• Extra Open Days During School Break Week At Sci-Tech
• JCC's graduation ceremony is scheduled for May 18!
• Interested in the growing North Country winery industry? Learn the skills you n...
• Congratulations to Jessica Cupernall for earning 1st place in the JCC Business C...
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• Congrats to Justin Walker - JCC's featured Honors Program student for the week o...
• Attention Students! Whet your appetite with international cuisine in the Commons...
• JCC students - don't forget to meet with your advisor before Spring Break and ge...
• Nursing Degree Info. Session
• Janina Felka-Burns .....congratulations on being JCC's featured Honors Program S...
• City Manager's Report to the Council
• Mayor Graham Letter to the Public
• Kudos to the 112 students inducted into JCC's Tau Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa!...
• Silo Fire Safety Seminar
• Theory of a Deadman Concert
• SUNY Potsdam Information Session
• Blood Drive
• City Manager Position Profile
• If you see Erich Horeth around town - congratulate him on being JCC's featured H...
• Are you a December 2011 graduate or May/August 2012 candidate for graduation? G...
• This is so cool!!!! All 37 Jeffersonian yearbooks, from 1965 to 2001, are now av...
• St. John Fisher College, in partnership with Jefferson, will be offering an Exec...
• Tickets for the April 21 Theory of a Deadman concert at JCC are now on sale to t...
• Congrats to Chelsea Monroe - JCC Honors Program student for the week of Feb. 27!...
• It's February 29, 2012 - Happy Leap Day!
• Daryl "Chill" Mitchell will speak today at 12:20 in the Sturtz Theater. Mitchell...
• Come support the JCC Cannoneers on February 28 as the Men’s Basketball team figh...
• Congratulations to Lady Cannoneer, Joelle Percy, for being named to the 2011-12...
• Shane M. Houppert, Lowville, is JCC’s featured Honors Program student for the we...
• 2/28-29 Crow Hazing to Continue
• 3/6-5/1 Safe-At-Home Pizza Delivery!!
• 2/24 Public Skating Hours change
• Lots of young cheerleaders from around the area enjoyed spending Saturday with J...
• Figure Skating Competition!
• Congratulations JCC Weekend Scholars Nursing Graduates! First row (l-r): Yvonn...
• 2/17 is FAMILY SKATE NIGHT!!
• Carthage Central grad Ben Roggie is JCC's featured Honors Program student for th...
• 2/20 City Hall Closed, but services run as usual
• Students and staff at JCC were treated to a humorous AND thought provoking prese...
• Need relationship advice? Students, don't miss the Dating Doctor in the Student...
• Special Activities During School Break Week At Sci-Tech
• Today the Center for Community Studies at JCC released the results of the 5th An...
• SUNY Financial Aid Day
• 2012 Spring Drop Coming up!
• Jefferson's Table Luncheon – A Taste of Mexico
• Outdoor Pool Study
• If you see Amanda Shane on campus, congratulate her for being JCC's featured Hon...
• Thank you Danny Glover and Felix Justice - amazing performance at JCC last night!
• JCC Scholarship & Financial Aid Fair
• Tonight at JCC is "An Evening with Martin and Langston" featuring Danny Glover a...
• JCC's Cheerleading Club won the NYS Cheerleading Championship (College Division)...
• If you see Shannon Burdick, congratulate her for being the featured JCC Honors P...
• 2/6 & 2/7 Crow Hazing continues
• Calling all parents of science minded students in grades 5-8. Don't miss JCC's a...
• Show - The Nerd
• The JCC men's basketball team moved into first place in the Mid State Athletic C...
• Mark you calendars now for Danny Glover and Felix Justice at JCC on Feb. 7! The...
• Check out hip hop violinist Josh Vietti today during the free hour in the Studen...
• Baseball Hitting Clinic for Youth
• Patricia Moulton - JCC's featured Honors Program student for the week of Jan. 23...
• Hungry? Student government is scooping up a complimentary ice cream breakfast in...
• Hungry? Student government is scooping up a complimentary breakfast ice cream i...
• Kudos to guard Joelle Percy of the JCC women’s basketball team who has been name...
• Theory of a Deadman coming back to JCC on April 21! Tickets go on sale for JCC...
• Trouble finding a parking spot at JCC? Park at the Watertown Ice Arena and take...
• As of 10:20 pm, students should now be able to log into Blackboard normally.
• Can't find a parking spot during the first few days of classes? Park at the Wat...
• Outdoor skating!
• 1/20 Family Skate Night!
• 1/21 Swearing In Ceremony
• Congrats to JCC basketball player Jabriel Blue who hit a Jefferson Cannoneer mil...
• Sci-Tech Center News - January 13, 2012
• Heads up! College offices will be closed until 1:00 p.m. on Wed. January 18, so...
• Kudos to our students who made President’s and Dean’s Lists for the Fall 2011 se...
• Area musicians are invited to share their musical talents with the community. Th...
• 2012 Tentative Assessment Roll now online
• Weather Update: January 13, 2012 - Due to inclement weather, JCC classes beginn...
• January 13, 2012: Due to inclement weather, JCC classes beginning at 12:00 pm a...
• 1/16-1/18 Hazing continues....
• Classes start in less than two weeks - January 23 - but it's not too late to reg...
• 1/12 The Slip Slide & Skate Program cancelled for this morning
• 1/16 City Hall Closed
• 2012 County Tax Roll now available online
• JCC offers 30+ degree programs, 6 degrees entirely online and evening degree pro...
• There’s still time to register for spring semester classes beginning January 23....
• Sci-Tech Center Open on Martin Luther King Day With Special Deal
• 1/12 Next Advantage Watertown Meeting
• Did you make a New Year's resolution to get in shape or exercise more in 2012?...
• Jan 10 & 11 Continued Crow Hazing
• JCC’s Continuing Education Division was presented with the James C. Hall Jr. Exe...
• Watch the Cannoneers online! The Cannoneers take on Schenectady County CC on Su...
• 1/6 Public Skating time change!
• City of Watertown Holiday Schedule
• 12/30 Family Skate Night!!!
• City Seeks Parks & Recreation Superintendent
• New Entrance to the JB Wise Parking Lot open
• 1/1 Swearing In Ceremony
• Just a reminder that JCC will be closed Monday, January 2, 2012 and will reopen...
• For those of you who have not tried yet, grades are now posted.
• To all who are asking about grades. Grades were due on Friday and unfortunately...
• Happy Holidays from Jefferson Community College.
• Jefferson Community College offices will be closed on Friday, Dec. 23 and Monday...
• Pssst.... Danny Glover of Lethal Weapon fame is coming to JCC in February!
• Sci-Tech Center of Northern New York
• Get in the spirit with not one but three free holiday concerts at JCC this week....
• City Manager's Council Report now available online
• 12/19 Crow Hazing begins
• Dollar Dinner
• 12/13 Tax Certificate and Parcel Auction
• Crow Flock Reporting
• 11/29 Flags at Half-Staff
• Part-Time City Court Judge
• Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! Have a great holiday and be safe.
• Annual Downtown Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Crow Flock Reporting
• Miss seeing JCC faculty being “pied” yesterday? Catch a snippet here. Pied t...
• Millions! - A New Exhibit At the Sci-Tech Museum
• Gloriana Concert
• JCC’s 9th Annual Spaghetti Bridge Building Competition Makes News!
• 11/17 Road work on East Main St
• Jefferson's 50th Anniversary Celebration -- Essayist Winner: Kelly Adsit '04; S...
• Jefferson's 50th Anniversary Celebration -- Essayist Winner: Annamarie DeStefan...
• Jefferson's Alma Mater
• 11/16 Flags at Half Staff
• 11/15 Mullin St Traffic Advisory
• Transfer from JCC to a bachelor's degree program and stay right here on campus!...
• Free Public Telescope Viewing and Meteor Shower
• Paddock & Sherman St closed for roadwork
• Bid Deadline extended
• Ben & Jerry's Founder Jerry Greenfield at JCC's Leadership Day
• Ben & Jerry's Founder Jerry Greenfield at JCC's Leadership Day
• Winners of the JCC Pursuit of Happiness essay contest are (l-r) Katina M. Piche,...
• 10/26 Arsenal St - Lane reduction
• Main St East - Road work for 2-3 weeks
• Free Public Telescope Viewing
• Morgan Kiernan, Region III Athlete of the Week
• Morgan Kiernan, NJCAA Athlete of the Week
• Congrats to JCC women's soccer player Morgan-Taylor Kiernan of Copenhagen - name...
• Congrats to the JCC women's soccer team who are advancing to the NJCAA sub-regio...
• Radio Combiner bids being accepted
• 10/19 Flags at Half Staff
• Free Public Astronomy Triple-Header
• 10/17 Flags at Half Staff
• Did you know National Chemistry Week is October 17-21? Watch JCC students, unde...
• 2011 Fall Drop off
• 10/13 Next Advantage Watertown Meeting Reminder
• 10/12 Academy St closure
• City Hall closed but all other services to continue
• 10/7 Flags at Half Staff
• 10/5 Flags at Half Staff
• 10/5 Franklin St Roadwork
• 10/3 Fire Captain Retiring
• 10/3 Myrtle & Green St - Gas Main work
• 10/3 Mill St Raodwork to begin
• 9/28 Commerce drive - roadwork
• Restricted Handicapped Parking at JB Wise due to paving...
• City Firefighter to Retire
• Sci-Tech Invites Public To View Jupiters Moons Through a Telescope on September 23, 2011
• 9/20 JB Wise Parking Lot - parts closed for paving
• 9/20 Flags at Half Staff
• Franklin Street Roadwork
• Roadwork on East Main
• SUNY Chancellor Zimpher congratulated Jefferson and 22 other SUNY schools for be...
• RFP for Route Optimization Software
• 9/14 Flags at Half Staff
• 9/13 Flags at Half Staff
• DPW Snow Permit Information
• 9/12 S Massey Lane reduction for roadwork
• 9/10 Parts of Public Square closed for Black River Fest
• School Crossing Guard Needed
• Bids being accepted for Marble St Park Prefabricated Restroom
• City Manager's Update Report Online
• 9/2 Roadwork on Central Street
• 9/6 Main Street East - roadwork
• City Hall back to regular hours of 9 - 5
• 9/1 Flags at Half-Staff
• 8/31 Ward St - Road Work
• Flu Shots RFPs now being accepted!!
• 8/31 Flags at Half-staff
• Can't find a parking spot on campus? Park at the Watertown Ice Arena and take th...
• 9/17 DANC Open House
• City Seeks Sealed Bids for Prefabricated Pavillions
• Back to School for Watertown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 8/26 Ward St roadwork
• Police Uniform Bid - deadline 9/12/11
• 8/23-? Wealtha Ave road work
• 8/24 Ives St Closure
• Free Telescope Viewing of Space
• Position Opening: PARKS & RECREATION PROGRAM MANAGER
• Position Opening: SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS & RECREATION
• 8/11 Commerce dr closed for repaving
• 8/17 Flags at Half-staff
• 8/13 Arts Festival on Public Square
• 8/12 Flags at Half-staff
• Flags at Half-staff
• 8/11 Next Advantage Watertown Meeting
• 8/8 Road work on Grove Street
• 8/2 Pratt Street road work
• 4th Annual Perseids Meteor Shower Watch
• 7/22 Flags at Half Staff
• 7/21 Academy St Road Work
• Heat Wave - places to cool off!
• Free Telescope Viewing Of Space
• 7/19 Franklin St Roadwork
• CurbSide Bulk pickup to run thru 8/19
• Sci-Tech Center News - July 14, 2011
• Hydrant Flushing Schedule
• 7/15 Thompson Park Pool reopening today!
• 7/14 Thompson Park Pool CLOSED today
• 7/15 Madison Ave closed for Water Main work
• 7/14 Flags at Half Staff
• Planning to be Phys Ed or Health teacher? Starting this fall, JCC is offering a new AS degree in Physical Education. Take your first 2 years here and then transfer to Brockport, Cortland or other great schools for your bachelor's degree! Save money
• 7/14 Pratt St closed due to road work
• 7/14 Advantage Watertown Meeting
• RFP: Ogilvie Brownfields Cleanup Project , deadline Aug 8
• 7/7 Flags at Half Staff
• Refuse Pickup schedule for Holiday week; City Hall & Citbus closed the 4th
• 2011-2012 Adopted Budget
• <Font Color=RED>Fireworks</font> and <Font color =blue>Symphony Syracuse!</font>
• Pool Press Release!
• 6/29 City Of Watertown Public Auction
• 6/25 - 8/27 CitiBus Route Change - SATURDAYS
• 6/23 Flags at Half-staff
• 6/21 road work on Academy St
• Flushing Schedules
• 6/21 Flags at Half Staff
• 6/16 Public Square Road work
• JCC Grad Tori Ward -- Congratulations!
• JCC Grad Shane Scanlon -- Congratulations!
• JCC Grad Myokania Cedeno -- Congratulations!
• JCC Grad Michelle Ortlieb -- Congratulations!
• JCC Grad Melissa Berkman -- Congratulations!
• JCC Grad Kathleen Aschmann -- Congratulations!
• JCC Grad Leon Donelson -- Congratulations!
• 2011 JCC Grad John Tan -- Congratulations!
• Golf, T-Ball & Tennis forms now online
• 6/10 Flags at Half staff
• A campus-wide, electrical power shutdown is scheduled for Jefferson Community College on Friday, June 10 beginning at 5:00 p.m.
• 6/9 Agenda for Advantage Watertown Meeting
• 6/9 Franklin St Road work
• 6/24 Watertown TAX SALE
• 6/9 Next Advantage Watertown Meeting
• Flushing Schedule: weeks 1 & 2
• 6/3 Dairy Parade on Washington Street
• Sign ups for Youth Baseball
• All offices at City Hall will be closed Monday, May 30th in observance of Memorial Day
• Registration is open at SUNY Jefferson! Fall 2011 semester and early session, 8-week classes, begin August 29. Applying to JCC is free! Use this application: Financial Aid Options: Course listing:
• Parks & Recreation Procedure Review
• 5/25 New entrance to JB Wise
• Congrats to JCC's 32 nursing graduates who celebrated at their Pinning Ceremony on May 19!
• JCC's 47th Commencement Ceremony, taking place tonight at 7:30, will be video streamed from the College's website. Look for the link on the homepage around 7:15 pm.
• 5/21 Washington St: Parade (Traffic Advisory)
• Manager's Update Report Available
• Order your keepsake ornament personalized with the famous JCC Cannon and "Class of 2011" at Commencement on Friday night!
• JCC Commencement Info! Guests will need tickets to enter the gymnasium, but the ceremony will be simulcast in the air-conditioned Sturtz Theater and tickets are NOT required for Sturtz seating. Also - free childcare is available for children of graduate
• 5/12 Next Advantage Watertown Meeting
• Hey Grads - Help out a classmate! If you have tix for commencement that you will NOT be using why not give them to someone who can? Check out the Ticket Swap Discussion Board on Blackboard under the Community tab - people who need tickets have posted t
• 5/9 - ? Traffic Advisory for Kieff & Weldon
• 5/21 Armed Forces Day Parade
• 5/6 Police Dept Graduation Ceremony!
• City Fire will be doing their Annual Safety checks...
• 5/12 Next Watertown Advantage Meeting!
• 5/3 East Main St Road Work
• 4/28 Flags at Half-staff
• 4/26 City of Watertown Drinking Water Notification
• Syracuse Int'l Film Festival "Best of the Fest" at JCC on Friday April 29 at 7pm. Free and open to the public. Visit www.sunyjefferson.edu for film listing!
• 4/26 Flags at Half-Staff
• International Space Station To Be Seen During Sci-Tech Astronomy Evening
• Happy Earth Day 2011: A Billion Acts of Green® (
• 4/25 Flags at Half Staff
• 4/20 Public Meeting on JB Wise
• 4/19 Traffic Advisory - JB Wise
• 4/29 Arbor Day Invite to the Public
• See Saturns Rings at Free Astronomy Nite at Perch River
• 4/14 - Next Advantage Watertown Meeting
• Seasonal Collection of Yard Waste Has started
• 4/8 Flags at Half-Staff
• Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Traffic Advisory: MAIN ST E - gas main project
• Emergency Management Plan
• 3/28 Hydrant flow testing on Mill
• Paul Barben Elected To Sci-Tech Board
• 2011 Spring Drop
• Summer session is a great opportunity to get a prerequisite (or two) out of the way before beginning Fall 2011 semester. Register now! On-Campus and Online Courses: * Early Session (4-weeks): June 6 – July 1 * Late Session (4-weeks): July 11 &n
• Free Astronomy Evening at Perch River
• New Listing of Parks & Recs Events
• City Council Update now online!
• The State University of New York The new SUNY.edu has launched today! Take a moment to check out the new brand as well as the new social media hub for all SUNY campuses!
• the 3/10 Advantage Watertown meeting is canceled
• 3/7 Flags at Half-staff
• 3/10 DEADLINE for Lift Pump Bids!!
• Friday, February 25, 2011. Due to inclement weather, JCC classes beginning at 1:25 pm and later are cancelled. Campus offices remain open.
• If you are planning on graduating in May or August this year and want to take part in commencement on May 20 - you should order your cap and gown from the Bookstore by March 11. It's free!
• 2/21 Arcade St transfer station closed for repairs
• 2/17 City Hall Closed, but buses and refuse on as usual
• Sci-Tech Center Open On President's Day And School Break Week
• Has JCC changed your life or the life of someone you know? The JCC Foundation invites you to tell your JCC story by completing the phrase, “Thank you, JCC, for…” in 250 or fewer words. The 50th Anniversary Essay Contest is open to any
• Last home game of the season on Thursday, Feb. 17 - Cannoneers vs. Clinton - come support JCC's student athletes! Women's game at 5pm and Men's at 7pm.
• Friday, February 11 Due to inclement weather, JCC will begin the day with the 10:10 a.m. class. Faculty and staff report at 10:00 a.m.
• 2/11 No Public Skating 7:15 - 8:50
• Fire Hydrants need to be accessible
• February 9, 2011 - Due to inclement weather, JCC classes beginning at 1:00 and later are cancelled. Campus offices will close at 2:00 pm.
• 2/10 Flags at Half-Staff
• Don't miss the Dueling Pianos today at 12:15 in the Student Lounge!
• RISK Tournament At The Sci-Tech Center
• Crow Roost Dispersal Program Follow-up
• 2/10 is the next Advantage Watertown Meeting
• Wednesday, February 2, 2011 JCC is now closed. All classes are cancelled, faculty and staff do not report.
• Wednesday, Feb 2nd, 2011. JCC is on a 2 hour delay. Classes will begin with the 10:10 am class. Faculty and staff report at 10 am.
• Having trouble finding parking on campus? Park at the Ice Arena and take a shuttle to campus. Available from 9am-3pm from Friday, Jan. 28 through Friday, Feb. 4. Call 786-2222 with questions.
• Don't forget Winter Festival - this Saturday at JCC. It's not too late to sign up a team for the broomball or snow softball tournaments. Bring friends and family for zumba, crafts, free movies, sledding, ice skating, cross-country skiing, snow
• Win up to $250 in cash prizes - enter JCC's snow sculpture competition at Winter Festival on Sat., Jan. 29! You don't need to be an expert to enter, just gather some friends and family and have fun!
• 2/2 Joint Meeting at City Hall
• Don't miss Winter Festival at JCC on Saturday, Jan. 29! Free Admission. Broomball and snow softball tournaments, snow sculpture challenge (w/cash prizes) plus sledding, ice skating, free family-friendly movies, zumba for families, kids crafts, sno
• Check out JCC student Barbie Roberts in the new SUNY video on YouTube!
• Jan 2011 Council report ready
• 1/18 Flags at Half-staff
• 1/14 No skating tonight from 7:15-8:50
• County Tax Roll now available on line
• 1/13 Advantage Watertown Committee to meet
• 1/17 Martin Luther King Day - CIty Hall Closed
• JCC Launches Jefferson Express - a mobile computer lab that will bring professional training to YOUR community!
• Sci-Tech Center News - January 8, 2011
• 1/10 Crow Roost Dispersal Program
• Arena Schedule Change!
• 1/12 Mayor Graham to Host IHC Seniors...
• Free Astronomy Evening at Perch River
• Sci-Tech Center News - December 23, 2010
• Sci-Tech Center News - December 10, 2010
• 12/10 Flags at Half-Staff
• Free Afternoon At Sci-Tech Center
• Sci-Tech Astronomy Observing Evening is Postponed
• Reminder - Snow removal & parking rules now in effect
• PSA: Weather Related Municipal Codes
• PUBLIC SQUARE TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Graduation may seem far away – but the time to order your cap/gown is NOW! Stop in the Bookstore (M-Th from 9-4, Fridays 9-3) and order before Dec. 21. There’s no cost - it was already paid for in your Student Life fee part of tuition! Not s
• Sci-Tech Invites Public To View Jupiters Moons on December 3
• 12/7 Public Meeting - Ogilvie Site Redevelopment
• 11/28 Christmas Parade
• 12/2 Tree Lighting Ceremony!!
• New Building Signs Donated To The Sci-Tech Center
• 11/24 & 11/25 Trash/recycle pick up
• 11/22 Rock Blasting on Weldon Dr
• 11/19 Flags at Half-staff
• 11/24 Mayor Pardons turkeys!
• Congratulations to Roxy Silsby and all the teachers at Jefferson Campus Care - Patty, JoLynn, April, Stephanie, Teresa and Jenna - who are celebrating their 20th anniversary of providing quality and wonderful child care for students at Jefferson Communit
• Keuka College is now an official partner in the Jefferson Higher Education Center initiative!
• Looking to earn your bachelor's degree in Social Work or Criminal Justice? Keuka College is offering these two bachelor's degree programs here at JCC!
• Henderson bans wind development
• Company scouts sites in city for a Quaker Steak & Lube
• Seaway losing friends in D.C.
• Altmar residents vote 80-74 to dissolve village
• Tempers flare at meeting in Cape
• Judge denies motion to dismiss Oxley case
• Canton, DPW are close to a deal
• Program a ray of sunlight on electric bills for Massena family
• Business magazine bought
• Carthage holiday parade set for 11 a.m. Saturday
• Kinney's water woes increase pressure on St. Lawrence IDA
• Antwerp ponies up for new ambulance service
• Students pay tribute to veterans
• St. Lawrence University adds slots for veterans, dependents
• Citizen raises doubts on plan
• Town of Pamelia mulls updating zoning laws
• Man dies when car flips into watery ditch
• Cape Vincent supervisor adds pay raise to budget
• Canton Town Council delays decision on paying for Morley lighting district
• Local Paragraphs
• Massena council backs Cape Air
• Stricter requirements for milk gain approval
• Explosion at Drum heard in wide area
• Man denies robbing liquor store
• Lewis budget raises tax levy
• West Carthage considers easing business zoning
• Public Health sees outbreak of pertussis in county
• Four eye District 5 seat on Legislature
• Schools weigh establishing versus sharing network team
• Croghan supervisor post will remain at two years
• BUILDING AWAITS A REBIRTH
• Defendant in stabbing case challenging photo array used
• Doctors reduce fracture services
• North Country Briefs
• County will sue Simao over deal
• Elks seek support of more members
• Tribe to host conference on 'Caring for Caregiver'
• Rensselaer Falls write-ins tallied; absentees may change results
• 11/11 City Hall Closed
• Antenna on tower to bring city $25,000
• Veteran's Day: No change in City Services
• Potsdam, Crane choruses to perform in Ogdensburg
• Henderson tries again on budget
• Chamber seeks nominees for Business of the Year
• LaFargeville gym project is nearly complete
• Pertussis cases confirmed at 4 Belleville Henderson
• Indian River board warms to concept of 'looping'
• Local Paragraphs
• Survey: area's foreclosure rate among lowest in the country
• House is razed as MED expansion project begins
• Man accused of DWI twice within 9 hours
• Recreation fund idea stirs debate
• Town of Watertown workers repair two breaks in Route 12F water main
• Bank buys properties of marina in Clayton
• Town of Stockholm facing 2012 budget crunch
• Neighbors cautiously optimistic on plans for site
• Attorney for Oxley to request dismissal
• Jefferson to spend $1m to reduce 2011 tax levy
• Hounsfield council OKs budget of nearly $1.6m
• Norfolk Town Council votes to go to appointed assessor
• Agencies to lose funds in budget
• Carthage eyes school district building plan
• Man charged in shooting also facing DWI, speeding
• Two NNY schools digest state cuts
• NNY voters generally follow trends for statewide offices
• Woman arrested in 1999 Watertown shoplifting incident
• Mexican eatery to open this week
• 11/10 Flags at Half-Staff
• North Country Briefs
• 11/12 Flags at Half-Staff
• Cafe Mira reopening on Wednesday, seven months after fire
• Cart brings books to kids at Jefferson Elementary
• Russell budget to drop tax levy
• HAILING THE CREATIVE SPIRIT
• Dock project causing friction
• Ellisburg man charged after domestic fight
• Local Paragraphs
• Lowville town budget lowers levy, tax rate
• Zoning proposal worries planners
• Planning Board meeting to review new businesses
• Three airlines make pitches to serve NNY
• Canton drive seeks $150,001 for music instruments
• Leaf pickup keeps crews busy
• Farm tour will give insight into new cover crop for fields
• Ogilvie site housing informally OK'd
• Ogdensburg police probe armed robbery at motel
• Sheriff receives grants for technology
• Man sent to prison on theft, cocaine charges
• Chaplain aids Drum soldiers after loss
• Prosecution in Oxley case is expected to rest today
• Psych study to focus on children of soldiers
• Judge throws out plea agreement for man on felony mischief charge
• Fewer go to flu shot clinics
• Work on I-781 coming along
• Norfolk woman again indicted in check forgery
• 11/8 Flags at Half Staff
• Canton Unitarians to officially welcome preacher
• Town of Lorraine could see tax increase
• Antique fountain being installed in Gouverneur
• Potsdam weighs Recreation Department's future
• Town residents upset by budget
• Play provokes laughs, questions
• Brasher relying on funds from casino for garage
• Mohawks working to combat drug abuse and addiction
• Drive registers new bone marrow donors
• St. Lawrence group to hold Hero of the Year program
• Local Paragraphs
• Parking lot construction approved
• Vehicle flips in accident on Route 11 in LeRay
• Glenfield man gets a year in jail
• CHAMPIONS FROM CHAMPION
• November is forgiveness month at Carthage Library
• Nominations being taken for fire commissioners
• Indian River OKs PILOT
• St. Regis Falls man gets DWI after crash
• Walmart donates $500 to Remington Art Museum
• Gulfstream bankruptcy won't stop service bidding
• College to make its own power
• Casino gaming money going to school library
• Local schools not making A's
• Local Paragraphs
• Spouses train for deployments, too
• Remington Holiday Gala is scheduled for Dec. 11
• Improved boat launch to be opened Wednesday in Star Lake
• St. Lawrence LDC provides loan to Star Lake business
• Canton Community Fund will receive $10,000 match
• Canton Veterans Day service to be held at VFW
• Owens: Momentum shifting in Afghanistan war
• Potsdam schools eye switch from Microsoft to save money
• Farm to School soup in the works
• Hammond tax levy stable
• Village likely to cut administrator
• Town of Waddington switches health plans
• THEY'RE HIP TO THE DIP
• Vintage presses creating cider in Canton
• Two men charged with possessing pot
• Arts Council offers classes, consultations to artists
• WHS group focuses on wintertime fun
• Town of Clayton tax rate dropping by a penny
• Town court merger eyed
• Planners approve eatery's site plan
• WOMEN GET CRAFTY FOR FUNDS
• North Country Briefs
• Accidental causes ruled out in fatal fire in Canton last month
• Officials: GM site redevelopment taking too long
• Strands provide heads-up on cancer
• Denmark considers forming water district
• Champion council votes to open Eddy Road this winter and year-round
• Town considers law against power lines
• Local Paragraphs
• Massena nonunion workers get stipend
• Baruth's son elected to Vermont Senate
• Potsdam resident, 88, dies in blaze
• Man sent to prison on cocaine charge
• Grant will help county combat distracted driving
• Chamber names new head
• Request for stimulus aid to repair bridge rejected
• St. Lawrence IDA adopts pared-down budget of $1,162,300
• Tax cuts for rich at center of debate
• 10th Mountain soldier killed in insurgent attack
• River agency accepts suggestions on its plan
• Clayton marina owner fined $180,000
• Franklin Building work gets boost
• Alex Bay backs off trail plan at hospital
• Financial officer resigns from post, leaves Clarkson
• Owner faces financial hassle from building fire
• Owens may see rank rise in House
• Veterans Day Special at the Sci-Tech Center
• Hoffman apologizes to GOP chiefs for statement
• Man jailed on charge he used other's credit card for $188 purchase at Walmart
• Gulfstream files for bankruptcy
• Two face reinstated felony drug charges
• Hypothetical Lewis budget lowers spending by 2%
• Saturday jamboree benefits cancer patient
• 62-year-old request honored
• Drug-use suspect held after car halted
• North Country Briefs
• Planning Board stalls OK of Dunkin' Donuts
• Owens opposes raising limit on national debt
• Hospice to celebrate 25th anniversary Saturday
• Voter turnout borders 50% in 2 counties
• Foundation OKs 291 scholarships
• Fitzpatrick likely choice for head of Legislature
• South Jeff to hold Excel, PowerPoint classes
• Ogdensburg police probe theft of cash at convenience store
• Students address city school board
• Ogdensburg nonprofit collecting donations for second Christmas pajama project
• Job Corps orientation scheduled for November
• Backers plead for JV lacrosse
• Town budget reduces tax levy
• Project's funding deadline moved up
• JCIDA postpones adopting policy
• Group: store's strategy flawed
• Local Paragraphs
• Hoffman denies acting as 'spoiler'
• BOCES program aims to make students 'restaurant ready'
• North Country Briefs
• City woman sentenced to prison for selling cocaine
• Philadelphia man charged with harassing his sister
• Russian swims St. Lawrence to gain U.S. entry
• Meeting set tonight on J.B. Wise lot project
• Marrow drive to aid cancer patient
• Wind power dominates JCIDA tax policy hearing
• Nobel scientist speaks at Clarkson
• Brushton man calls in false report, hallucinates in patrol car
• Shelter seeking homes for dogs
• Potsdam looking to woo hotel developer
• Adams unveils budget
• Potsdam event celebrates diversity
• Upgraded rescue services OK'd for Indian River area
• Nonprofit agencies to get extra $21,000
• Small elected Ogdensburg judge in 3-way race
• Recanvass, absentee ballots will settle some close contests
• Hidy elected village mayor
• Ritchie's clerk job needs to be filled
• SUNY Canton accepting Citizen Award nominations
• Sciorra supports boost in county's sales tax
• Local Paragraphs
• Talks to replace Blankenbush begin
• Company offering deeds prompts new complaints
• Portion of fund balance is tagged
• Woman pleads guilty to custody violation
• Local Paragraphs
• Hopkins Homes, Lake Ontario Realty join forces
• Lewis County legislators add to tuition expenditures
• Two charity events slated Saturday at visitors center
• Croghan vote close but leaning toward keeping supervisor term two-year limits
• Antwerp tax levy to rise
• Newcomers win several Jefferson races
• Father, son sue county for $2m
• Artists' Studio Tour slated this weekend
• Brave souls will dive in to raise money for Special Olympics
• GOP wins in 122nd Senate District
• Advocate: turbines not good for birds
• RUSSELL WINS ASSEMBLY RACE
• Family Practice Associates moving to professional building
• Griffo gets major OK by voters in the 47th
• Winter weather 101
• GOP gains 2 seats in county
• Registration open for JCC winter and spring classes
• Burns reelected as third-term sheriff
• Athletic funding improves
• RITCHIE BESTS AUBERTINE IN 48TH: Incumbent declines to concede; win requires 93% support from absentee votes
• North Country Briefs
• OWENS HANGS ONTO SEAT
• Mohawks won't back down, refuse to pay the state
• Hacketts trustee requests closure and liquidation
• Judge tells county it must justify ATV road access
• Part of Holcomb Street will be closed today
• City beautification, nonprofit groups hit by budget cuts
• Canton council OKs budget
• Suspicious blaze ruins former Moira post office
• Weil urges Potsdam trustees to keep tone of meetings calm
• City might shoot troublesome crows
• Motorist again facing felony count is among those charged with DWI
• Ogdensburg city budget boosts levy 2.3%
• Police: man hit woman, violating order of protection
• Former Canton doctor loses medical license
• Local Paragraphs
• Potsdam to rezone site for offices
• Students allegedly trespassed in vacant Clarkson building
• SAMARITAN HITS HEAT HASSLE
• Family helps Habitat build its new home
• County optimistic on sales tax revenue increase
• Hounsfield plan boosts levy, keeps tax rate stable
• DAY CARE IN 'THE LAST STAGES'
• Carthage man sent to prison for knife-point heist at store
• County ponders capping account
• Area churches collecting items for needy children
• Winner of 23rd will face hurdles
• Antwerp woman cited in alleged welfare fraud
• OWENS, DOHENY RALLY TO END
• North Country Briefs
• Drug charges dismissed for 2 men
• Cuts help preserve transport service
• Former inmate faces more prison time for attack
• Historical Society seeks more business donors
• Advantages of fair trade to be addressed at lecture
• Ellisburg town plan hikes levy by 14.4%
• Planet Fitness opening location in Watertown
• TAUNY receives $195,850 grant for renovations at center
• Graham assists Davis campaign
• West Carthage fire hall to hold bone marrow drive
• Free Astronomy Evening at Perch River
• Show films in Lewis County
• Clifton-Fine picks new superintendent
• Community Bank acquires 22 additional branches
• Local Paragraphs
• Sample ballots available at website, via e-mail
• Sci-Tech Center to host astronomy event Friday
• North Country Briefs
• Teen charged in vehicle theft
• Fire District in Lisbon hikes budget by 8.6%
• Man jailed in contempt case
• Canton native sets out to paint celery world red
• COMMUNITY 'BUILDING BLOCK'
• 11/3 Flags at Half-staff
• OPERA HOUSE FLOOR RESTORED
• Moore named acting head of extension
• Speaker urges new approach to discipline
• Drug charge ruling upheld
• CULTIVATING A BASIC INSTINCT
• Clarkson students help out magazine
• Benefits negate savings efforts
• Owens takes medical know-how to Ogdensburg
• Woman badly hurt in Route 37 crash
• Local Paragraphs
• 48th state Senate race tied
• Proposed Rutland budget hikes tax levy slightly
• SCHOOLHOUSE READY TO ROLL
• Schools consider cultural program
• Annual festival assists with French Club trip
• State grant will help restore historic building
• Paladino, visiting city, says he still can win
• Only contested town race in Lewis Croghan assessor
• Wind farm site plan expected in early '11
• North Country Briefs
• Judge refuses to let parents of embezzler out of lawsuit
• Driver in '08 fatality loses appeal
• What's the first day like for a new politician?
• Carthage chamber honors 6 businesses
• Sample ballots available online, through e-mail
• Man denies trying to have woman killed
• Norwood office project has low bid of $457,700
• Massena library seeks more aid
• Mailer errs on polling places
• Legislature hopefuls share views on sales tax, jobs
• Legislators squabble over replacing IDA chairman
• Ex-Franklin County man pleads innocent to counts tied to alleged 10 years of sexual abuse
• KeyBank rejects second disclosure from Hacketts
• LeRay man in stable condition after stabbing
• Man who killed two gets 45 years to life
• SUNY Canton has new grants
• Entries due by Monday in kids' postcard contest
• Man allegedly broke into shelter to steal dog
• Brrr! Snow may fly after rain
• Local Paragraphs
• Event at SLU a cut above the usual
• Man, 70, gets probation for stealing $100,000 from an elderly woman
• County eyes new $1.5m finance software
• WHERE HAVE ALL THE GOP MODERATES GONE?
• Your Sci-Tech Center News - October 29, 2010
• Lisbon farmer seeking seat as write-in candidate
• 10/29 Flags at Half-Staff
• North country prison jobs in danger
• Seasonal Parking Reminder!
• Sample ballots available online, through e-mail
• Two benefits planned for teen in coma after ATV accident
• Lewis police officials seek robber of store in Greig
• Calcium man cited with DWI after motorcycle crash in city
• New app tracks soldiers' moods
• Farmers growing their own remedy to alfalfa snout beetle
• Man pleads guilty to cocaine charge
• Fort Drum eyes Camp Portaferry for buffer
• IS IT AN ANCIENT TRADITION?
• Freedom Plaza in LeRay sold to Watertown firm
• Long Falls Park in Carthage is finally open
• Canton increases fire truck funding
• Daughter of Foster, Wasilewski testifies
• Majority wants public water
• Feds OK CSX plan to reduce rail runs
• State comptroller begins audit of town of Clare
• Zoo losing executive director
• Local Paragraphs
• Ex-bookkeeper gets prison, restitution
• Unemployment data mixed in NNY
• Hogansburg man faces larceny charge
• Morristown taxpayers face 2 cent rate hike under budget plan
• USDA awards $1.16m to NY to fight beetle invasion
• Indian River school board OKs contract with union
• Grand jury indicts coach
• Gouverneur man indicted in rape of 14-year-old
• North Country Briefs
• Event seeks to bridge job gap
• North Country Briefs
• Retiree savings differ by county
• Bishop's Fund Appeal hits 77 percent of 2010 goal
• Mohawks to bypass state
• Police: man punched woman who criticized his drug use
• Townsend has plans to help business
• District narrows choices to three
• Massena council rejects plea for help with drainage issue
• Two Syracuse men held in drug probe
• Endorsements announced in 23rd Congressional District race
• Mailer links Aubertine to turbines
• Agency taking over Braman property
• Officials pleased with GM funds
• 'Streamside' host: tout NNY's fishing
• Hospice breaks ground for home
• Local Paragraphs
• Schools: Drum liaison officers are positive addition
• Access for All meeting scheduled for Wednesday
• Square getting updated facades
• Police agencies in Northern N.Y. charge several people with DWI
• Ohio sex offender spent time with theater group
• Produce growers workshop is slated
• Fenton takes over as village administrator in Potsdam
• Plans for Ogdensburg eye doctor's office approved
• Informant takes stand in Foster trial
• First Frost AIDS Walk/Run surpasses goal of $40,000
• GM site cleanup to get $120m
• Nine Regency Park residences in Carthage get new addresses
• County zeroing in on fund figure
• School bus hit by van; no serious injuries
• Small business Web chat will address regulation
• Election workers not paid
• 11/4 JB Wise Parking Lot Project Public meeting!!
• Festival makes science hands-on
• Jury finds man guilty of selling drugs in city
• IHC lists improvement goals as part of panel review
• Local Paragraphs
• Ogdensburg woman faces insurance fraud charges
• Hounsfield OKs adding home to water district
• North Country Briefs
• City man accused of firing pellet rifle near youngster
• Fire damages LaFargeville home; electrical origin suspected
• Candidates even out in funding on hand
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• Brasher town highway workers to contribute to health costs
• Foster case nearly ends in mistrial
• Carthage school board OKs contracts with two unions
• DEC approves water operation
• Town of Croghan to conduct license check for village dogs
• Union leaders air Wilson grievances
• Rushton Place condos nearly ready to be offered to public
• Russell, Forsythe hold debate
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony for credit union is Monday
• Victim of 2007 hunting accident wonders why there was no arrest
• Sci-Tech Center needs new donations to survive
• DOCTOR: CHANGES KEY TO BETTER HEALTH CARE
• Lawyers give different versions of Trickey murder
• Boys' fight locks down Carthage High School
• Theresa justice resigns after misconduct probe
• Flynn drops bid for St. Lawrence Legislature
• <FONT COLOR =BLUE><B>10/20 Water Main Rupture near Mill & Main</B></FONT>
• County wrestles with cut in funds
• Complaints spur ATV law review
• Burgess resigns as head of state Office for Aging
• Japanese restaurant plans 2nd location downtown
• Potsdam's village dissolution committee collecting data for March report
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• Theresa zoning officer will lose his job
• Trinity's new parish house eases growth in outreach
• City native to appear on TV's 'Dr. Oz Show'
• Hunter's death in Pamelia probed
• Local Paragraphs
• Aubertine, Ritchie spar over jobs, votes
• Work begins to replace roof at Watertown Business Center
• GRANT SAVES TEEN CENTER
• Survivor of domestic violence shares her message
• Daughter to testify at Foster's retrial
• State levies fines on Bonnie Castle
• Grant will 'transform' phys ed program
• Opening statements in 2nd Oxley trial begin today; final jury alternates chosen
• Tribe stops sharing revenues with state
• Adirondack Jewish Center to buy Masonic Temple
• Ogdensburg unexpectedly saves on utilities, special education
• County schools consolidation study goes on
• School chiefs to discuss use of federal funds
• Summit's focus on caregivers
• Council tables resolution on new zoo building roof
• Africa Night benefit slated
• Potsdam board rejects rezoning request
• Village Planning Board OKs first step for restaurant's change to sports bar
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• Members named to new public utility board
• Assembly candidates agree on much in debate
• Otis Technology owner is Lewis Businessperson of the Year
• Burns says budget claims were incorrect
• Beekeeper: trip south keeps them active
• Panel: spread wind's rewards
• Aides at Ogdensburg Library paint mural leading to children's section
• Jury seated in Foster’s second trial
• Sentencing of convicted rapist delayed by challenge
• Candidates cautious on campaign pledges
• Revitalization aid needed at Chaumont cemetery
• Median home prices up in 3 counties
• Two juveniles interfere with teen's DWI arrest
• PSC staff opposes size of rate hike
• Man admits firing weapon into house his wife was in
• Samaritan team assessing Mercy
• Local Paragraphs
• North Country Briefs
• Opening statements likely today in second Oxley trial
• County: agencies needn't apply
• Asbestos suspected in cellar of plaza
• Autopsy fails to determine cause of hunter's death
• New Lewis Dem chief focusing on growth
• General Brown meetings returning to high school
• 15 people are in running for Ogdensburg Chamber
• Breast cancer walk meets its $70,000 goal this year
• Lisbon school board mulls public participation policy
• Free food aid available for vets, families
• North Country Briefs
• Indian River district OKs five bids on construction
• BAKING UP A BUSINESS
• Class targets people taking on parenting roles
• Ogdensburg storm sewers need upgrades
• Massena Town Council plans to nix tax-rate hike
• Body of missing hunter is found
• Ex-Drum Humvee arrival is timely
• Youth Bureau finds an extra $1,500 to go toward recreation scholarships
• Two new programs to help hone skills
• Local Paragraphs
• NO LESS A FIREFIGHTER
• Panel weighs disparate reports
• ‘Rudy' slates visit to NNY
• State Health head to visit 2 area counties
• CAPC job-aid program ends
• Water main break in Carthage undergoes repair
• Jailed man accused of violating order
• County Legislature hopefuls loathe sales tax hike
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• State releases guide to purchasing and procurement
• 10/20 Traffic advisory for Main St East
• 10 motorists face alcohol-related counts
• Poker begins new run with charity event
• Rain drops out of race for Ogdensburg city judge
• Old school will be restored
• Late blight poses threat
• LIBRARY HOSTS APPLEUMPKIN
• North Country Briefs
• Some see '94, with a tea party twist
• St. Lawrence County work among bids OK'd by state
• Colleges address lesbian, gay issues
• Teenager will serve 2 years in jail
• Airline choice may be forced
• Croghan budget hikes levy 2.6%
• Candidates: school aid safe
• Claxton-Hepburn changes day of breast cancer event
• Town of Potsdam accrues $18,000 in court-case costs
• Village OKs more funding for water line
• Canton asks DOT to reduce speed on Old DeKalb Road
• Public radio station seeks letters from soldiers, vets
• Holiday Fund applications online; deadline Nov. 15
• Local Paragraphs
• OBPA wants CSX held to its promises
• Morristown's supervisor won't release budget plan
• South Jeff launches element of phys ed
• Clayton trustees approve new water, sewer rates
• Pollster skews story on Ritchie's taxes
• Gillibrand lists federal funds streaming into NNY
• Crafts show welcomes holiday shoppers
• Clayton daffodil planting event rescheduled
• CLEARING THE PATHWAYS
• Historical Association sets annual meeting in Madrid
• Grant helps Massena police to battle drugs, chief says
• Norwood-Norfolk Central will hear consulting report
• Two-unit house burns in LeRay; six homeless
• City man accused of using marijuana in public place
• Officials:cigarette tax battle near end
• Town of Orleans adopts 2011 budget after hearing
• Drum brigade leaders learn from city tour
• Tracking-bracelet program set for kids, some disabled adults
• Fire district tax rate will rise 27 cents
• Motorists accused of drunken driving
• Potsdam panel backs rezoning for NYSUT building
• Town set to capture furry pests felling trees
• Bay businesses still sour on sign restriction
• Leak found at town hall in Pierrepont
• Kelly unsure what became of petitions
• Historical Association sets Sunday breakfast in Adams
• Aubertine, Ritchie spar on jobs
• Madrid church getting face-lift
• North Country Briefs
• Remington Museum fills art education post
• School district sues trio over vandalism in 2007
• Local Paragraphs
• Candle blamed for blaze that destroyed house in Rossie
• Norfolk mulling increase in rates
• Agreement with Morley fixes double-tax issue
• Library receives $244,000
• Autopsies show father, son died of head injuries
• Local Paragraphs
• Carthage residents complain about reckless ATV riders
• AIDS walk to help keep teen task forces going
• Council reacts to letters on wind
• Man given 22 years in prison for having child pornography
• Proposal for noise study fizzles in Cape
• Turbine collapse probe completed
• Owens claims Doheny flip-flopped
• NNY banks don't need moratorium on foreclosures
• Lewis lawmakers approve upgrades to county's emergency radio system
• Draft of proposed boiler rule changes available on Times website
• Hackett's in agreement with investors on stock
• Man's surrender ends search started with abduction report
• State's ballast law fought by Canada
• Indian River tunes in to video
• Wood boiler law plan eased
• JCC to host several events for disabilities awareness
• Customers must now ask to get Verizon white pages
• DWI charges dismissed because of wrong initial
• Soup, bake sale scheduled for Saturday in Mannsville
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• Hammond budget hikes levy 3.25%
• River agency getting procedures in place
• Annual Out of Darkness Walk focuses on suicide prevention
• Probation chief taking new job
• Agencies compete for town funding
• Western cutworm found in corn
• Fenton appointed Potsdam village administrator
• Pamelia worker protests firing
• Three jurors selected for Oxley murder trial
• ARCHAEOLOGY OR ANARCHY?
• North Country Briefs
• Districts still in talks on Creek Wood pupils
• Alex Bay planning sewer upgrades
• CALC mulls if mission is accomplished
• Hay Library receives $1,050 for children's books
• Sales tax revenues up from last year
• Man jailed, bailed on Tuesday arrested and back in lockup
• Poll: 23rd race remains very close
• Man facing child porn charges says he was poorly represented
• Flower Library alters plans for moving teen space
• Groundbreaking Oct. 21 for new Hospice facility
• Lyme extends wind moratorium
• North Country Farms building sold for $520,000
• SUNY Canton's head honored as longest-serving in system
• New TV ad touts VA's transition upgrades
• Local Paragraphs
• County seeks new deal from recyclables hauler
• Woman going to prison on pot charge
• Ogdensburg man given volunteer service award
• Father, son die in one-car crash
• City increases business inspection, building fees
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• State education head to visit Lewis BOCES
• Oxley retrial will be lengthy
• Canton man indicted in rape of 12-year-old
• Council wary of tax exemption policy
• North Country Briefs
• Ritchie campaign dodges debates
• Fire destroys vacant house where barn burned earlier
• Inmate boarding budget to jump
• Aubertine assailed, praised by 2 business groups
• Clarkson station to air candidate interviews
• Discovery of oil-contaminated soil delays Slavin demolition
• Volunteers renovate Norfolk community center arena in time for ice season
• SBA funding hike boosts NNY business
• Hospital property back in Bay riverwalk plans
• Project tracks output of trash
• Local Paragraphs
• Deadline moved for stop loss pay
• School board supports NYSUT building
• Flower Library losing librarian, two trustees
• State Dems honor leader, rally at Canton dinner
• Walmart evacuated over electrical part
• Agencies will soon air public diabetes program
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• Building cleanup may take a month
• Lewis legislators get scary look at budget
• Award nominees sought for downtown business
• LDC mulls repayment ideas on loan for Creek Wood
• Kids' Halloween activities are $2 at Clayton event
• Teacher Center is open despite reduction in aid
• Canton-Potsdam Hospital welcomes new psychiatrist
• County to slash budget further
• North Country Briefs
• Zoo breaks attendance records this year
• Main Street funding is proving popular
• Acting justice facing charges
• JCC receives grant to help shift to paperless records
• Firm:Mercy woes not our fault
• Croghan to vote on 4-year supervisor term
• Woman worries about shore
• 10/13 Flags at Half-Staff
• Croghan teenager injured seriously in car accident
• Survivor to speak on domestic violence
• North Country Briefs
• Lewis County lawmakers slate two special meetings
• State association honors justices for years of service
• Local Paragraphs
• Chamber still accepting entries for Business Fair
• Lewis County Chamber holding Tug Hill logo contest
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• Natural Bridge man found after night spent missing
• Candidate criticizes anonymous mailer
• Firm hires 24 Clarkson alumni
• Scozzafava back on campaign trail, with McGrath
• Three cited with DWI and related offenses
• CLUB COOKS UP NEW KITCHEN
• Hospital names medical chief
• Walk for Wishes doubles its goal
• Aubertine outlines jobs plan
• FLOODING IN FALL UNUSUAL
• Auburn regifts Humvee given to it by Fort Drum
• Two off line in village election
• Grant application deadline Oct. 19 for farming funds
• Chaumont resident's case is adjourned to December
• Four drivers in two counties cited with DWI
• North Country Briefs
• Barn fire kills 5 horses, razes building in Helena
• Police search for hunter missing in Lewis County
• Local Paragraphs
• Farm Bureau faces membership concerns
• Canton-Potsdam names 3 to substance-abuse roles
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• New Dollar Dinners season starts Nov. 7
• Village considers business proposal
• Watson man sent to Drug Court on DWI charges
• Canton to raze vacant Gouverneur Street buildings
• Local Paragraphs
• ADAM, EVE TOUTED IN CANTON
• Corning gives $1,000 toward Potsdam concert
• JCC panel presents list of features for dorm
• Volunteers sought to help at Special Olympics event
• SAMARITAN'S NEW PAVILION
• E.J. Noble accreditation focuses on mammography
• District focuses on new scoring
• Lecture tour in Watertown discussed American values
• Homecroft residents ask Massena for new planters
• North Country Briefs
• Free Canton session set on protecting ash trees
• Potsdam trustees vote to hire new police officer
• Cause of fatal fire still unknown
• Hammond wind panel visits Maple Ridge facility
• Tax, health policies divide candidates
• Hammond supervisor airs tentative budget
• Aubertine, Ritchie to appear on WPBS
• Impaired driving, DWI cited
• Boy who drowned identified
• Clarkson University hires five additional professors
• NATURE CENTER HOSTS FEST
• Local Paragraphs
• St. Hilaire: sales tax hike likely necessary
• Cemetery group nets $30,000
• Loan and grant OK'd for paper company
• Drug take-back set in Ogdensburg
• Ogdensburg firefighters promote smoke detectors
• Canton-Potsdam Hospital buying produce locally
• Widow sues over mishap
• Man sentenced to prison on gun charge
• Koch political ad calls Russell a 'bum'
• 10/11 City Hall Closed
• St. Lawrence board could see turnover
• Group looking for people to help
• Reopened rail line may add 15 jobs
• Much Jefferson property tax-free
• Stockholm spending plan would keep tax levy flat
• Study to guide Frink project
• Morning Star in Adams is conservation farm of year
• Retired town historian feted
• Local Paragraphs
• Pamelia delays decision on town houses
• Seaway Trail driving tour on top 50 list for comfort
• Court backs engine shop
• Second Oxley murder trial slated to begin Tuesday
• North Country Briefs
• Police agencies searching for missing man on river
• Military officials promise cuts won't affect families
• Kidnap, assault suspect arrested
• Two retired Army officers set cross-country bike tour
• TEEN CENTER NOTING 12 YEARS
• Massena cancels plan to pull two stop signs
• Aubertine opposes new rules on ballast
• Local Paragraphs
• Air-service decision delayed
• Brasher Falls conducting dog census next month
• Siblings' boat capsizes; boy, 10, drowns
• Orleans plan would hike tax rate 1 cent
• Philadelphia fire investigated
• MAN DIES IN CANTON HOUSE FIRE
• Soldier indicted in attempted murder
• Assembly hopefuls in televised debates
• Those crossing border urged to have ID
• Meghan Cole
• Decision on NYSUT building postponed
• Sex offender pleads innocent in jailhouse assault
• Melissa Frazier
• Judge: enough evidence for retrial
• Supervisor wants to rein in spending in '11
• Mike DeMarco
• Gillibrand touts her agenda in NNY visit
• Session looks at energy options
• Thea Durant
• TAUNY to begin work on building
• Tyler Woodward
• Man indicted in theft of woman's purse
• Zachary Makuch
• North Country Briefs
• The Jefferson Community College (JCC) Broader Horizons club and members of two English classes (southern literature and composition class and writing literary nonfiction class) spent ten days in New Orleans, Louisiana for an excursion study program led b
• Labor Council endorses incumbents, Democrats
• Highlights of the ENG 102 trip to New Orleans.
• $1.3m to prevent obesity goes to Carthage schools
• Lowville closer to restoring its Civil War statue
• Henderson sets hearing on wind farm ban
• Massena Central adopts electronic-device policy
• Police searching for suspect in alleged beating, kidnapping
• Man allegedly forged name of late mother on documents
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• Prevention agency plans open house
• Local Paragraphs
• County's workers' comp costs increase
• Carjacking victim says he feared for his life
• Holiday help program kicks off
• St. Regis Mohawk tax lawsuit will merge with other tribes'
• Sports marketing combines interests
• Creek Wood receives support
• Computer glitch prevents some mortgage payments
• Marilyn Kildoo
• Creation lecturer to talk in Canton
• Former cashier admits stealing from Dexter market
• Soldier's complaint probed
• North Country Briefs
• Your Sci-Tech Center News - October 5, 2010
• Paper company reopens rail spur
• Watertown City School District wants feedback from community
• St. Lawrence County GOP will hold candidate rally
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• Burglary suspects arrested
• Ogdensburg man pleads guilty to stealing safe, cash from home
• Lender holding food drive for center
• Rape suspect arrested, held pending Ohio extradition
• JCC rehires head McCoy, raises salary by $5,000
• Charges reduced in assault on three corrections officers
• Some fault village for sewage woes
• Regan offers reward for info on thefts of tires from garage
• Hounsfield highway spending sparks heated debate
• Massena seeks developer for cleared Slavin's site
• Fowl play: mallards take over
• Southern Lewis County to host fall foliage tour
• Agencies consider Creek Wood loan
• Market enjoys 'fantastic' season
• Oxley defense says another admits killing
• Massena OKs $3,000 for winter carnival
• Union seeking new talks
• Alexandria will repair roof to pave way for solar panels
• Label battle has impact on dairy industry
• Local Paragraphs
• Fort Drum wary of wind near Wheeler-Sack Airfield
• Great American buys site of store in Adams Center
• Hoffman quits 23rd seat run
• Two city men had heroin for use and sale, police allege
• JCC to be site of 2 business workshops
• Clayton businesses expected to pay more for water, sewer
• Lewis to move 2 offices, shutter old jail before winter
• Hazardous trash collection set for Jefferson residents
• JCC Foundation director resigns
• Local Paragraphs
• O'Bryan will lead board
• Town plan drops levy, tax rate in Canton
• 2nd offer is made on Kroc Center site in Massena
• Donations of coats, food accepted during Lowville market Saturday
• Combat Aviation Brigade deploys
• North Country Briefs
• TALKING POINTS
• Grant boosts scholarship aid at St. Lawrence University
• Sterling Street fire victim got probation for role in 2001 blaze
• Social Security office move set for December in Ogdensburg
• Planners OK final impact statement
• Power authority director from Potsdam appointed
• Teens aim sights skyward
• Ogdensburg schools offer sessions on capital project
• Study to look at water levels
• Evans Mills man sentenced for struggling with officer
• Veterans air anxiety to Owens, Shinseki
• Norfolk woman charged over Sept. 22 break-in
• Woman awarded $125,000 by jury
• Groundbreaking held for new Hilton Garden Inn
• Report calls district race a toss-up
• Gouverneur chamber to celebrate Oktoberfest
• Ogdensburg teachers approve contract
• Canton family celebrates finish of Habitat house
• Rehab rescues Lions Field
• Woman who left infant alone given probation
• Jaycees set to honor three young professionals
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• Sackets battlefield staff cut to 2 for off-season
• DANC telecom network adds business provider
• Massena hesitant to create new job
• Public Health going online
• Offer made on three houses
• Mold plagues home of Housing Council
• Students get taste of health-care careers
• Write-in candidate for judge not a lawyer but cites honesty
• Police charge several with drunken driving
• St. Hilaire: budget plan is worst ever
• Ten people arrested in Factory Street melee
• Council approves payment to Dorr
• Winery begins picking grapes
• Policy changes worry NNY schools
• Inmate gets two extra years due to heroin at Cape prison
• Firefighters list concerns with law
• St. Lawrence tax auction nets $24,000 in profits
• Local Paragraphs
• DPAO wants your vote in fundraiser contest
• Ogdensburg looks to raise building construction fees
• Carthage school district collecting food donations
• CROP WALK HELPS THE HUNGRY
• Gingerbread House open after several-year hiatus
• Harvest Walk donations down; organizers hoped for increase
• Ogdensburg given grant for Ford Street corridor
• Home developer asks for tax-break deals
• Man seriously injured in apartment fire
• Workers, supplies needed for Lyme Central ball field
• Lewis justice killed in crash
• DWI, related charges reported
• Army mulls giving smart phones for signing up
• Four associate professors join faculty of Clarkson
• Tribe opposes nuclear shipment
• Local Paragraphs
• Medical records link under way
• Ranger School adds conservation major
• Claxton-Hepburn trustee wins 2010 advocacy award
• Sackets to celebrate autumn with first fall festival
• Grants awarded to help four ag-based businesses
• City crews to plant trees in 2 locations
• County fills 96 posts despite restriction
• Hampshire Paper seeking license for hydro facility
• Owens wanted action on tax cuts
• SLU student helps start Nepal school
• Local Paragraphs
• Tribe awarded two EPA grants
• North Country Briefs
• Copenhagen Central plans activities for Pink Week
• Turnout good for Arts and Kite Festival
• Senate candidates agree: Albany's a mess
• Massena church's guest has link with its history
• Bishop rated highly so far
• Mohawks receive funding for five computer centers
• Aubertine outspends Ritchie in race for 48th Senate District
• Special Olympics seeking participants, volunteers
• TROOPS TRAIN TO AVOID IEDS
• Court date postponed for school bus driver
• Assisted living set for boost by state
• Hotel groundbreaking set for Tuesday
• Law boosts workers' comp costs
• GIs get longer to apply for special stop-loss pay
• Actor offers inspiration
• Massena supervisor proposing tax hike
• St. Lawrence planners set sessions on new guide
• Johnson Newspapers makes personnel shifts
• Local Paragraphs
• Officer honored for valor during fire
• $2.3m J.B. Wise project may soon have contractor
• New use for old post office approved in Ogdensburg
• Wine and beer benefit draws crowd
• Catholic Charities receives grant to help the needy
• Blaze claims life of woman
• West Carthage OKs funds for refurbishment of truck
• IDA deputy to take over in 2012
• Teen admits to menacing
• HELPING LIBRARY EASY AS PIE
• Ex-gas station to be courthouse
• Remington celebrated at Canton arts fest
• MED purchases house for possible expansion
• North Side League bothered by back bills
• Judge puts trial lawyers 'on notice' about media
• Worker injured in blast
• Cavalry tradition includes families
• Local Paragraphs
• General Brown approves new driver-ed car
• Boldt Castle visitors season closing out with numbers up
• Event for Realtors set at Black River Valley Club
• Officers cleared in crash deaths
• Prison gains inmates, after Aubertine's urging
• North Country Briefs
• Cape Air service continues until feds rule on contract
• Paterson signs bill to create North Country Power Authority
• Walks against poverty set in many NNY communities
• Gillibrand pushes for dairy visas
• Deal nears on Mercy takeover
• Jefferson Hospice receives $3.3m
• Pamela Beyor gets '10 Athena Award
• Common challenges discussed by agency leaders at breakfast
• Time Warner Cable raising monthly DVR service rates
• Potsdam marks start of sidewalk project
• Mission to give update on Haiti
• North Country Briefs
• Visitors can help zoo bears
• Hacketts asks for court's OK to sell Ogdensburg building
• Soil & Water to host tour of agricultural projects
• Hearing shows immigration divisiveness
• Panel debates turbine specifics
• Sackets school using goal-setting initiative
• Ceremony welcomes Massena's swim teams back to pool
• Adviser for U.N. discusses energy
• Sheriff offers overview on sex offenders
• Massena supervisor voted chairman of task force
• Local Paragraphs
• Potsdam entities at odds on costs
• Sex registry lie not proven
• Grandma gets wired
• North Country Briefs
• Tearing up old rail line could help trail system
• North Country Power Authority bill awaiting governor's approval
• City won't rush to replace street signs
• Annual blessing of animals set Monday at Carthage church
• Heavy rains soak north country, keep crews busy
• Site consolidates voting info for service members
• Man sentenced to prison for car wash vandalism
• Free nature walk offered at Rensselaer Falls center
• Ogdensburg's rent aid to chamber may be a no-no
• SBA Web chat Thursday is on managing cash flow
• Heuvelton Central to celebrate its new playground Saturday
• Massena freight rail gets big boost
• Water, sewer projects in 2 counties get $350,000
• General Brown shuffles students to ease size of kindergarten classes
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• City moves skate park from lot to hoop court
• Agencies ponder aid for papermaker
• District to replace fire alarm systems
• Part of Black River on Superfund list
• Corrections
• NYPA trustees approve contract
• Kits help military families prepare
• Recent moose trouble signals growing herd
• Feds eye St. Lawrence's cheap, speedy bridges
• Stabbing suspect wants statements suppressed
• Police say woman wrote 11 bad checks for $9,321
• Discount energy program extended
• Potsdam delays installing cameras
• Owens ad disputed by GOP opponent
• Bidders must soon decide fates of contaminated parcels
• Samaritan given state grant
• North Country Briefs
• Injured Heuvelton farmer recovering after accident
• Banned and challenged books get a reading at JCC
• Panel OKs $1.4m upgrade of transfer station
• County ag plant idea to get IDA review
• Tug Hill Commission hosts workshop about energy
• Natural Bridge man killed in logging accident in Redfield
• Local Paragraphs
• Woman allegedly crashed car while 'extremely intoxicated'
• Ogdensburg council hears pitch on fishing promotion
• New exit at WHS blocks old one
• Coast Guard OKs Clayton docks for foreign cruisers
• Antwerp is upset by funds request
• North Country Briefs
• Mercy's X-ray service closing in two weeks
• State prison guard accused of kicking an inmate
• DEC begins Croghan Dam log removal
• Candidates for sheriff debate at JCC
• Woman admits leaving two children in car
• Creek Wood loan sparks sharp debate
• Large jury pool summoned for second Oxley murder trial
• Ritchie edges out Aubertine in poll
• Carthage Central officials look ahead to running out of room
• Staples ousted as head of IDA
• $10,000 reward offered over fire at Morley bar
• Unused rail line subject of suit
• Mine rules may put town, DEC at odds
• Canadian man sentenced for having illegal smokes
• Fall Slip, Slide & Skate!
• City man jailed for allegedly threatening to kill wife freed on $2,500 bail
• Roast beef dinner to aid church's window project
• Grants to aid road and rail plans
• Potsdam recreation chief to present plan
• Canton rallies to help family
• South Jefferson Central School to adopt updated policy to get tough on bullying
• Raffle of telescope will aid Sci-Tech Center
• Carthage OKs contract for administrators
• Heuvelton farmer injured in corn-chopper accident
• Fort Drum soldier dies in Kabul, Afghanistan
• Debt collector charged over military harassment
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• Man sent to prison on burglary counts
• JCC hosts nearly 100 colleges for Higher Education Night
• New fingerprinting speeds hire process
• Site inches toward reuse
• Man arrested at border on Virginia child sex abuse warrant
• CEO of firm invested in Maple Ridge wary about winds of political change
• SUNY Canton students install solar panels
• ROTC cadets observe training at Drum
• Lowville Farmers Market switching to fall schedule
• City police aim to employ six recruits
• United Way plans change
• Retirement all the rage at Dulles building
• Two mental health programs to share Mercy's allocation
• Picarazzi says Simao 'looted' DealMaker
• Ogdensburg-Prescott bridge hits 50th anniversary
• 9/29 Flags at Half-Staff
• Your Sci-Tech Center News - Sep 25, 2010
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• North Country Briefs
• New bridge at Heuvelton could be partially open next week
• Community Bank exec will retire at year's end
• General Brown may reinstate 11.5 positions
• Teenager put on probation for church fire
• Four houses pulled from tax sale
• Village opts out of plan at river
• PROJECT 'NEEDS TO BE DONE'
• Clifton-Fine interviews superintendent finalists
• Cape Vincent wind data will be available online
• Veterans Services director retiring
• NYSUT: rezone or lose our office
• Gillibrand urges FDA to change dairy standard
• JCC nursing info session is scheduled for Oct. 5
• New credit-by-exam program offered at JCC
• Lowville man gets DWI
• North Country Briefs
• Model trains a hit at Massena Arena
• Binky Patrol donates to neighborhood center
• SUNY schools experience huge enrollment boosts
• Kinney donates $115,000 to CMN
• 'Learning lab' offers boost to WHS pupils
• Malone man's sentence vacated
• Psychic fair offers a look into the future
• Coin laundry to replace video store
• State law will allow courts to consolidate
• Local Paragraphs
• Traumatic brain injury conference set in Potsdam
• Local Paragraphs
• Indian Creek Nature Center seeks help clearing trails
• Dem to represent north country on rural panel
• Carthage event welcomes fall
• Ogdensburg library seeks members for its board
• ISSUES ENTER CREEK WOOD
• Police: man stole car, drove while intoxicated
• Massena polling is consolidated
• TRADITION MEETS TECHNOLOGY
• Culverts, turning lanes to be added on Route 68
• Fire destroys North Lawrence storage barn
• Aubertine: SUNY using Ogdensburg model
• North Country Briefs
• Massena Democrats pick Macaulay for mayor
• Dryer sparks minor fire in Carthage at funeral home, damage is minimal
• Saranac Lake hospital hires new cardiologist
• Clayton to begin pickup of bagged leaves, brush on Monday
• Adirondack foundation awards wellness grants
• Options for jobs up for grads
• Former student offered plea deal
• District candidates favor nuclear energy
• Morristown dog owners to be visited by warden
• 20% of GM site land will not be reusable
• Ogdensburg Chamber seeks top citizen nominees
• 'CELEBRATION OF RURAL LIVING'
• Special guest is slated for annual Buddy Walk
• Supplier outlines complaints
• Jury acquits Madrid man or reckless driving count
• Man faces prison on drug charge
• New IDA budget exceeds expected '11 earnings
• Ex-mayor, wife nominated for seats on Sackets board
• Syracuse orchestra asks for county support
• Local Paragraphs
• Law sets limits on signs
• Norwood-Norfolk board appoints business manager
• Gouverneur landmark auctioned
• Free breast cancer checks offered by appointment
• Edwards meeting on future of village
• Black River shoreline cleanup planned
• Tea party backing Doheny
• Shepherds group to meet on artificial insemination
• City Council irked at PILOT policy
• School districts discuss sharing services
• Several accused of DWI
• Run/walk to benefit Mountain View Prevention
• Sporting goods firm sues former owner of Hacketts
• Renzi Bros. sues Seaway Valley
• Children's Home to host blood drive on Oct. 5
• Judge rules Lisbon woman can open business on river
• Small business thriving in NNY
• North Country Briefs
• Lewis County Court to hold session in Martinsburg
• Self-storage building OK'd for Route 11, Gouverneur
• Lewis County receives grant
• Lowest-income Brasher residents get priority for housing-rehab aid
• Sidewalks in Lowville to be replaced in road work
• SUNY Canton shatters records for enrollment
• LaBaff offers to make room on IDA
• Grants will aid elderly, low-income folks
• Hospital eyes upgrade of mental health center
• Service members allowed to roll over additional unused leave
• Some providers short on flu vaccine
• Two indicted in SUNY Potsdam sex case
• SMC busy on plan for Mercy
• JCC to host U.N. expert on energy, development
• Hoffman vows to continue race
• Carthage discontinues two abandoned streets to accommodate emergency crews
• Alcohol, substance abuse awards presented
• E.J. Noble's stalled $9.5m expansion to start soon
• Delayed Vroman offers Crane students advice on performing
• Clinic raising money for floor
• Canton U-Haul expansion public hearing scheduled
• North Country Briefs
• Longtime employees of city honored for years of service
• Boonville native mauled by brown bear
• Jury indicts woman over untaxed cigarettes
• Volunteers sought to plant daffodils in Clayton
• Gates indicates plan to resign before end of Obama term
• McDonald House Charities taking grant applications
• Waddington panel to study renewable energy
• Man arrested again on charge of DWI
• Banquet to help injured Marine
• Village of Adams to hold clean-out, pickup day
• GM Powertrain demolition hit by new setback
• Local Paragraphs
• Conditions good for fall foliage
• Store to host animals from zoo
• DPAO's $99,170 concert profit a record
• Judge rules Ritchie can appear on Taxpayers Party ballot line
• Blankenbush: 'People are mad,' Albany needs change
• Jefferson County eateries fined for health violations
• County talk is missed by CSX
• Brigade's kits to benefit Afghan children's education
• Center to offer shock therapy
• North Country Briefs
• Doheny clinches nomination
• Morristown seeks cost alternatives on new hall
• Lounge owner facing more charges
• Three men charged in attacks on mailboxes with gun, bat
• United Way food drive takes in 106,000 items
• Massena treasurer says state retirement will drive up tax rate
• Open house in Theresa celebrates alpaca farming
• Removal of sign debated
• Assessment reduced for Ontario Village Apartments
• Adoption awareness goal of exhibit in Canton
• Funding to enclose walkways
• Community Bank building up for sale
• Contractors picked to replace roof at Center for Business and Industry
• Panel striving to finish its work
• Lowville sidewalk work doubled over last year
• Expenses persist for Empire Zone
• Man accused of making two false bomb threats
• Potsdam Videorama closing; too much competition
• Former CFL quarterback in Canton awaiting extradition
• Henderson appealing wind farm decision
• Local Paragraphs
• Police to collect unwanted medicines
• N.J. firm offers to do water repairs
• Renters salvage what they can after Potsdam fire
• Wagner-Dano sentencing delayed again, to Oct. 22
• Towns will still offer dog licenses
• City Council sets pay for deputy fire chief
• 'Kind of an anomaly'
• Local Paragraphs
• State hears concerns on Croghan dam
• City to open bids next week for J.B. Wise lot work
• MERCY CONFRONTED BY PAST
• Fourth-graders get a fresh look at food
• Doheny gains as time runs out
• Celebration to mark five decades for Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge
• Alex Bay 5k benefits cancer research
• Lunch hour kitchen fire closes McDonald's on Arsenal Street for several hours
• Lyme Town Council seeks wind panel applicants
• Senator brings home funds
• Woman pleads guilty in crash that killed 11-year-old girl
• OK for cleanup leaves concern
• Old McDonald's Farm to host 2nd Loomis fundraiser
• Button to remain on Conservative line
• North Country Briefs
• New arena nets installed; flying puck danger passes
• Campaign urges residents to spend $25 locally on Saturday
• Massena eyes solution for blighted properties
• Ogdensburg school officials say project will save money
• River agency hopes to woo Canadian firms
• Potsdam to lose Weil in February
• City voters OK demolition of old Butterfield School
• Plans scaled back for walking trail in Massena
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• SLU student retention efforts paying off
• Soldier Show comes to Drum Wednesday
• Alexandria is closer to renovating museum
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• New weapons approved for Sackets police force
• Hospital welcomes students
• School discipline problems down in Canton
• After stall, air service pick coming soon
• WWNY signal may be improved
• Potsdam considering property revaluation
• Music speaks to social issues
• County asks schools to pay part of costs for busing
• Ribbon cutting Sept. 30 at Ten Eyck Street home
• Oxley witness admits she lied
• Second vote scheduled for Butterfield's future
• Missing man found dead
• Watertown man faces another contempt count
• 9/22 Flags at Half-Staff
• Iberdrola lists wind conflicts
• School grows, retains intimacy
• 9/25: Ice Arena to be opened for the season!
• Town of Macomb plans to replace Raymo soon
• Brandy Brook Bridge to close
• Historic Gouverneur building up for bid
• Tai chi, crafts, early presidents: historical society diversifying
• City pool gets good review in survey
• Unified zoning moves forward
• Association of Counties backs I-98 construction
• Local Paragraphs
• St. Lawrence County lawmakers vote to let IDA take over economic development
• Waddington church tackles window project
• 10th Mountain soldier dies in combat in Afghanistan
• Watertown man faces aggravated DWI, other charges
• Man charged with taking copper piping
• Ogdensburg man to serve 7 years for second-degree rape
• Ogdensburg chamber eyes office in Dobisky building
• Work to upgrade Drum gates will impede traffic
• North Country Briefs
• Jury finds man innocent of raping 17-year-old girl
• Potsdam cancer center hires radiation oncologist
• Watertown LDC board approves 2011 budget
• Clarkson veteran takes philanthropy position
• Services contract policy revised
• Several accused of DWI
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• Amish to reopen school
• Meetings slated to explain housing rehab aid rules
• Mission director leaving
• Open house set Saturday at Salmon River Hatchery
• 'THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL TO WATCH'
• Swim team can return to pool at Massena High
• Fort Drum welcomes two new generals
• Sheriff's office to accept old drugs for destruction
• VOLUNTEERS FILL 'HERO PACKS'
• Paul Smith's College enrollment up 17%
• Consultant tracking Potsdam sandstone, NNY stonemasons
• 'MET' TOWER GOES UP IN CAPE
• City of Ogdensburg a runner-up for environmental award
• Local Paragraphs
• Hammond official denies conflict over wind farm
• Poverty studied as school issue
• Canton has state funds for home-repair aid
• Time tight to build more housing
• Cranberry Lake, Fort Drum popular for bear hunting
• Work on Wellness Center gets under way at Claxton
• Cream cheese fest's appeal spreads
• Picnic hails garden's bounty
• Milk pricing a priority in Assembly race
• Health rules push probed
• State police shoot man after Franklin standoff
• Tough sentence urged in fraud
• RISING TO FILL A VOID
• Turbine report prompts concerns
• Trade deal could limit U.S. dairy exports
• Wampum belt returned to reservation museum
• Local Paragraphs
• Aerial search fails to locate missing man
• Outdoor festival kicks off Saturday
• Turin court shortfall probe set
• Twin Villages Pool draws 2,500 swimmers this year
• RISING TO FILL A VOID
• Bus driver's non-jury trial slated Sept. 30
• BDC director lashes out in letter to IDA
• Man accused of shoving another at Potsdam tavern
• Lewis County fall foliage tour is Sunday
• Couple accused of providing crack to drug dealers in Ogdensburg area
• Tea party may stop backing Hoffman
• Council expected to OK deputy fire chief's salary
• Final deal expected on new role for IDA
• Massena wants TSA to pay more rent at airport
• Renovation of historic Cape hotel to start Oct. 1
• OBPA board members will have to pay to cross bridge
• North Country Briefs
• Doheny's lead shrinks as more results come in
• Airport officials laud Gulfstream
• Local Paragraphs
• Ex-supervisor denies taking Clare's funds
• More expected at second Boldt wine fest, market
• Hoffman waiting in 23rd contest
• North Country Briefs
• Button quits treasurer's race after losing primary
• LaBaff miffed at failure to reappoint two to IDA
• Former Newton Falls head hired by Ontario company
• Ogdensburg man is resentenced for 2007 shooting in Edwardsville
• Second place winner in Rugged Wench competition is a new mother
• Green gravy a staple of school's lunch menu
• Scope of EPA testing increased
• Officials look to upgrade 13 residences in Brasher
• Doctor joins Family Practice Associates
• Canton board OKs teachers pact
• Building at Paul Smith's wins green certification
• Police seek help finding missing Watertown man
• City switching to electric refrigeration system for rink
• Drum battalion off to Afghanistan
• Security cameras concern some
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• Woman admits to shoplifting at Walmart
• Watertown LDC OKs loan for Creek Wood
• Louisville residents to vote on paying library tax
• Resident sues Mercy's owner
• Town of Massena dropping out of local waterfront plan
• Dems pass measures to boost economy
• State plan likely will shut down Croghan mill
• Gillibrand says stimulus has helped stem job loss
• Man arrested on illegal gaming charges
• North country voters went for candidates who visited
• Police charge Texas woman with damaging vehicle
• Cape clerk resigns abruptly
• Suspect in stabbing death waives right to hearing
• Wind farm moves forward
• Man gets three years' prison for sex with 15-year-old girl
• Chair auction to help library
• DANC to celebrate 25th anniversary at open house
• County gets part of what state owes
• Ogdensburg area chamber to hold scavenger hunt
• Police harvest pot around county
• Invasive species update on Fish & Wildlife agenda
• Canton practice closes
• Cleanup needed of building before town can raze, use site
• State police investigating former Clare supervisor
• Man charged with DWI after one-vehicle crash
• City plans major upgrade of Paterson Street
• Potsdam girl, 7, 'paying it forward'
• Ogdensburg finds fees for use of municipal pool 'very successful'
• Pamelia asked to seek grant for new raised judge's bench
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• Norfolk hoping to change to appointed assessor
• Health fair gives seniors some answers to problems
• Sackets board votes to reduce Planning Board to 5 members
• Village shelves ATV rules
• City crews to replace Columbia water main
• Sailing for a whole new bed
• Local Paragraphs
• Owens would end tax cuts for wealthiest
• Antwerp may seek funding
• Panel to look at county fund balance
• Jaycees seek nominations of top young professionals
• New VA clinic in Watertown nearly fully staffed
• Mercy works on plan to close
• Local Paragraphs
• Doheny ahead in close race
• Three-town ambulance proposal has annual fees
• Ogdensburg ups ante, hoping plant will pay up
• Ogdensburg eyes brownfield funds
• Input sought on planning for Civil War anniversary
• Health insurance costs top concern
• Vegetables pretty and odd welcomed at picnic contest
• Canton to file for Rushton reimbursement
• Hospital trims trans fat off menu
• $35,000 request for county trails is maintained
• Wilson nominated for re-election at Massena GOP caucus
• Man faces drug sales charge
• Hidy mayoral bid gets backing
• Potsdam's Snell dispute is all set for court
• Police: ex-convict hit teen, 13, causing a serious head injury
• Zoo's last surviving caribou dies of age-related illness
• Adams fills vacancy as trustee resigns
• Hennessy has large advantage in Dem's 47th state Senate race
• Remains of missing 75-year-old discovered
• Bacteria levels high at local beaches
• Construction worker suing over injuries at Franklin site
• Loan request 'project specific'
• Fresh food program in Adams will move from Rohde Center
• Foam roof has Insulex covered
• North Country Briefs
• September state aid payments delay cause for worry for school districts
• Fashion Kraze planning to open 2 new locations
• GOP voters back Felt
• Fire in Heuvelton barn kills farm's 367 animals
• Suspect in arson shoots, kills self
• GOP candidates for Congress optimistic of victory
• Victim's estranged spouse charged in double slaying
• Soldier pleads guilty to 2 murders
• Man injured by chain saw is released from hospital
• City Manager's Report to the Council - now available
• SMC officials pitch plan for Mercy
• Man facing rape, kidnap charges indicted for allegedly assaulting man in county jail
• Group asks parents to help grow summer meal program
• Man accused of entering wife's home, assaulting her
• Boy Scout 'camporee' to mark century of American Scouting
• Council takes road trip to see solar-panel setup
• Massena approves new tower to improve police radio calls
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• Mannsville church restoring windows
• St. Regis Mohawks awarded broadband grant
• Man who allegedly hit patrol car among several charged with DWI
• Massena honors veterans' benefactor
• Lowville mulls new snowmobile law, adding ATVs
• Legislators target roaming charges
• Bay's riverwalk to be redesigned
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• Robber gets six years in prison
• Polling places changed
• North Country Briefs
• Hudson's cost crunch is borne by Black
• SLU student who had cocaine gets interim probation term
• Speedway sues to void its mortgage
• Man who stole vehicles, cards sentenced to prison
• Lake-effect rain restoring normal levels
• Brookfield to lower levels of water on 3 reservoirs
• Crews resume search for man
• SLU sees increase in donations after slump
• Business manager still helping out former district
• Ogdensburg district hopes to restore jobs
• Search on for missing man
• JCC students get zookeeping experience
• YOUNG PIANISTS SHINE AT CAPE
• TALKING POINTS
• 'GREAT WEEKEND' IN NORWOOD
• County tourism plan in works
• Ford won't allow dealer to open in Ogdensburg
• Steelworkers committee endorses candidates
• Crimes involving soldiers not trend
• Potsdam tackles sidewalk project
• Suspect held in Pulaski slayings
• Massena OKs flat rates for water connections
• Local Paragraphs
• Handling stress theme of Women's Day
• Meeting today at Alex Bay on proposals for riverwalk
• NNY legislators named friends of Farm Bureau
• School receives federal honor
• Louisville planning annual summer fest
• North Country Briefs
• 9/11 Annual Black River Fall Fest!!
• 9/13 Flags at Half-Staff
• 9/10 Paving West Main Street
• 9/7 through Oct - Franklin St Restrictions
• 9/6 City Hall Closed
• 2010 Fall Drop for City Residents
• 9/1 Lachenauer Fountain Re-Dedication Ceremony
• Underground electric work Arsenal, Clinton, Stone, Court & Arcade
• Vendors, enthusiasts at rock show
• Late blight again attacking tomato plants across state
• Watertown police officer retires after two decades
• Event highlights NNY's farm roots
• District restores officer position
• Cause of crash that killed 2 still unknown
• Potsdam native is named Air Force recruiter in city
• Emergency radio upgrades will cost
• West Main Street to be resurfaced
• NNY farms more than dairy
• Henderson councilman files independent petition
• Flags to fly half-staff 8/23/2010
• Incentive could increase property reassessments
• South African farmers spend time in NNY
• Airport wildlife study to aid safety
• Sackets Chamber to host a meet and greet event
• DEC cites violation at car lot
• IT Advisory Board members sought
• North Country Briefs
• Woman charged with felony DWI
• Local Paragraphs
• Mother launches jewelry business
• North Country Briefs
• Norwood-Norfolk, Paul Smith's team up
• Seaway workers to train on flares
• Wind turbine rules drafted
• Agencies urged to consider multiple GM site uses
• Madrid Church works with Angel Food
• State police investigating fatal Hammond car crash
• Local Paragraphs
• Massena teen 'thankful' after trip
• Pilot, storm stopped barge in lake
• N.Y. teens face tougher road to license
• Olive Garden site is prepped
• Man going to jail for threatening officer
• ST. PAUL'S RECONSECRATED
• Alcoa supervisor to help with Gulf spill
• State's firefighters converge on Clayton
• Carthage park, pavilion parking nearly complete
• Colleges ranked as friendly to military
• Adams to fund building designs
• Head-on crash leaves two dead
• Drum project is awarded by Association of Defense
• MORAL: LET THE BUYER BEWARE
• National Defense PAC gives backing to Hoffman
• Massena police radio problems persist
• Election hopefuls' finances disclosed
• OBPA steps into line with reforms
• EPA takes on oversight of demolition at GM plant
• Hacketts given chance to amend filing
• Two admit roles in marijuana smuggling in north country
• Greig eyes new offices
• Lewis County Legislature to hold special meeting
• Carthage Central football coach among 5 charged with DWI
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• Ferrellgas to host fundraiser for United Service Organization Fort Drum
• Ogdensburg plant misses deadline on overdue bills
• Bridge authority again seeks funding
• Dexter shop's teen cashier allegedly took $11,038.90
• HOTELS DOING BRISK BUSINESS
• SMC READIES NEW SURGICAL UNIT
• Invasive beetles are topic of free Massena workshop
• County backing Gulfstream
• System will let residents pay Massena utility bills online
• Deputies say Fine man hit another with bag of ice
• Body found after boat crash identified as Hogansburg man
• Area police report drunken-driving charges
• Electrical problems plague Lisbon campground
• Project making progress
• Potsdam gets seat on power board
• Doctor's day in court delayed
• Morristown board rescinds busing policy changes
• Clifton-Fine seeks more superintendent choices
• Hounsfield Public Safety site costs to be shared
• Remington works on loan to Ringling College gallery
• Roof repair glitches spur call for review
• Croghan assessor only contested local race in Lewis County
• Student dorms fill past capacity
• LeRay shop is aiding authorities with case
• Lean months ahead for Sci-Tech Center
• Girl, 21 months old, drowns in trough on family's farm in Hammond
• Director of regulating district retires
• Plans for joint recreation commission coalescing
• OBPA endorses bid by Cape Air
• Four firefighters eligible for deputy-chief promotion
• Trust to help fund Norstar housing
• North Country Briefs
• Ruling dismisses town's objection
• North Country Briefs
• Court puts McGrath back on ballot
• At least 3 seek seats on board
• Local Paragraphs
• County probes blighted parcels' pollution
• Norfolk schools eye morning-care plan
• Pumpkin crops hit hard by mildew
• 2 men accused of taking piping, wiring from home
• State officials explain ex-gas plant cleanup
• Heuvelton plans Sept. 4 open house for Pickens Hall
• Annual Tug Hill 500 for ATV riders set Aug. 28
• Plane crash in town of Webb kills pilot, injures grandson
• Slavin razing likely soon
• New city fire chief settles in to duties
• Annual Harrisville Festival starts Friday with dance
• General Brown sports to be saved by season
• Permit applications due for tracking dog licenses
• Council backs Boston flights
• Akwesasne, Canadian officials probe fatal boat accident on St. Lawrence
• Halpin to retire by year's end as Jefferson Extension leader
• Man admits sale of drug in April
• Town accepts final impact statement
• Village of Adams to take ownership of private road
• Hoffman praises Arizona law in ad
• Gouverneur hires firm for electric work
• Feds: school gay-bias suit is valid
• St. Lawrence County DSS could absorb Workforce programs
• Cleanup of Watson junkyard under way
• WIB board sets meeting
• North Country Briefs
• Local Paragraphs
• Ogdensburg to demolish homes it owns this week
• Political fliers' origin unclear
• Youths to help allocate funds
• Conservative candidate 'explores' north country
• Bicycle auction yields $1,570 for city
• United Way of NNY to hold food, school supply drive
• Driver dogs it north of border
• Elder care project aid set
• Fundraiser is slated in NYC for Assembly hopeful McGrath
• Seven Amish men are ticketed over new house lacking permit
• West Carthage's Blinebry resigns code enforcer post
• Woman gets 30 days in jail for assaulting police officer
• Ogdensburg church to fill meal program void
• New otters making a splash
• Ogdensburg school board OKs administrative raises
• 11 entities picked for energy studies
• Louisville's Meneely Bell fixed up, encased, rededicated
• City won't be selling property it owns on Edmund Street
• Watertown business complex to get rubber roof
• IHC hires retired lieutenant colonel to run city's Catholic school system
• District closes in on end of project
• Three vie for district seat
• Area colleges stay steady in ranking
• Children's Clinic receives $200,000
• Church seeking clothing donations
• Cape declines halt on wind
• Carthage man to serve probation for burglaries in Champion, Rutland
• 9/9 - deadline for Wash Bay Renovation Project Bids
• 9/8 Public Auction - tax sale
• Mayor pooh-poohs rumor he'll be on statewide ticket
• 9/8 - deadline for JB Wise Parking Lot Bids
• 8/23-25 W Main Street Roadwork
• Galloway sentence: 8 years
• Gouverneur man is indicted in Cellu Tissue damage case
• North Country Briefs
• Local Paragraphs
• Ogdensburg sets deadline on plant's overdue bills
• Ogdensburg Augsbury site soil testing is under way
• GM plant items may be tainted
• Drum's Timbers Lodge opens
• Council OKs rezoning of parcels
• Man charged again with DWI
• General Brown comment policy seen as harsh
• Volunteer Transportation Center's new chief touts teamwork
• Potsdam recreation director told to save money
• Local Paragraphs
• Ogdensburg doctor faces 2 charges of inappropriately touching women
• Water restored six hours after main breaks in city
• Lawsuit: assess plant for less
• Soldiers' fishing trips about camaraderie and fish
• Football team owner arrested on sex charges
• North Country Briefs
• Ride to raise education funds
• Senate hopefuls chip in own cash
• Legislators approve contract with IDA
• Father gets five years for breaking baby's skull
• State revokes doctor's license
• Potsdam senior greets hikers at top of mountain
• Cape council calls wind meeting
• Forger faces prison term
• Four women accused of shoplifting at Burlington store at Salmon Run
• Computer Guys taking space vacated by Frazer
• Convicted sex offender accused of molesting girl
• Fires hit Ellisburg on two Sundays
• Child psychologist to speak at healthy kids conference
• Morristown to hold meeting on changes in busing policy
• New-student registration set at Canton High School
• Change in jail meals is eyed
• Remington Museum restoring mansion
• Co-op embezzler's sentencing delayed
• Potsdam schools get green grant
• Shared services to go official
• North Country Briefs
• Clarkson eyes military gains
• North Country Briefs
• County Board to consider spending on taxiway work
• Weather-monitoring tools approved for Benson Mines
• Ogdensburg receives grant for Lake Street bridge
• Lewis comprehensive plan wins top planning award
• Lewis County sets day to collect hazardous waste
• Golf event lets families give back to community
• 6 face alcohol-related counts
• Local Paragraphs
• Your Sci-Tech Center News - August 13, 2010
• Canton Central district reduces tax levy for year
• State conservation board to hold Lowville session
• Ogdensburg McDonald's set to reopen
• Canton Business Guide updated, to be distributed
• Medics advance skills, character
• Brasher officials may lobby state on DEC trails
• Wooden boats are highlight of show
• Clarkson science professor joins professional board
• Regional approach may aid businesses
• Donovan: I have no gubernatorial interests
• Towns to renew licenses for dogs
• Library system to offer e-books
• Wounded soldiers aided with golf
• GROWING A GREEN DREAM
• THE DOHENY FILE
• Slavin project asbestos job in Massena gets six bids
• Agency targeting STDs in women
• Doctor offered plea deal in case
• Local Paragraphs
• Ogdensburg nursing home hires a new administrator
• 14th annual auto show going on today in Massena
• Tips offered on using local foods
• Arts fest a hands-on experience
• North Country Briefs
• Legislature seeks candidates for IDA vacancies
• County to vote on IDA accord
• New garrison commander to lead Drum as of Sept. 9
• Hounsfield reins in comments at meetings
• Authority freshens family complex
• Disease again striking equine population
• State probing officials at Cape
• Former home of Carthage doughnut shop sold
• Local Paragraphs
• Motorists charged over drugs, alcohol
• Sale of hunting, fishing, trapping licenses set soon
• CITY MAN MURDERED
• SUNY Canton's new major likely to score
• Rodman prepares for solar upgrades
• Arrest turns up stolen property
• Japanese steak house set to begin serving Monday
• Shelter wants Canton contract
• Corrections
• Town of Lisbon won't fight Duffy lawsuit
• Shipwreck expert slated for event in Sackets today
• DioGuardi touring businesses
• Stockholm won't fund marketing of proposed rooftop highway project
• Former Rep. Martin backs Doheny for 23rd
• Joint water district at issue
• Button nearly misses deadline
• Hounsfield takes over Sackets cemetery
• Boaters: mind your beer, bait
• SUNY Canton hosts video crew
• SWEET SOUNDS MAY BE CUT
• North Country Briefs
• Police probing apparent homicide
• Gouverneur woman found after 5-hour woods search
• Local Paragraphs
• City still awaiting funds for demolition
• Carthage-area-police-consolidation plans on hold
• Touch-a-Truck slated Saturday
• Chamber won't be charged for annual wine, beer fest
• Corrections
• Science Cafe at Clarkson resumes in fall semester
• Two injured firefighters released from hospitals
• Public meetings slated on Sandy Creek water plan
• Butler offers guilty plea
• General Brown board sets meeting on BOCES campus
• Town of Canton may need to borrow funds
• Common-tern nest tally hits record high
• Route 11 project likely to be stalled
• Service added at dental center
• Village says no to rule on noise
• Carthage concert series may have new location
• Cape Air proposing 3 offices for tickets
• Route 68 paving smooth going
• Acciona submits its 'final' statement
• Blood drive exceeds its goal
• Educators have jobs bill questions
• Sackets to pay police overtime after 10-hour day
• Potsdam bomb call shuts two bank sites
• Man indicted on two counts of selling cocaine in county
• SUNY Canton gets $1.3m for its support services
• Hounsfield awards heating system contract
• Firefighters hurt when vehicle goes into river
• North Country Briefs
• Coach Boone set to speak Oct. 28 at annual JCC event
• Man accused of selling drugs at business is released because of delay by district attorney's of
• Local Paragraphs
• Ex-congressman expected to endorse Doheny today
• School supplies always needed
• Ogdensburg woman allegedly stabbed husband twice, injured herself with razor
• Goal of DWI panel: deter repeat charges
• Grant will expand broadband along river
• Theme dorms prove popular
• DVD demand taxes libraries
• Pamelia votes to repave one road, delay another
• Zebra mussels clog intake at Sackets water plant
• Gouverneur planners OK new merchandise for lot
• St. Hilaire: my job depends on elections
• School clinic plans on hold
• Gouverneur police chief sues village
• Jefferson HR director sells concept to Lewis officials
• River agency offers survey
• Man accused of vandalizing Potsdam building
• County panel OKs $5m for elder care
• Beaver Falls clinic will meet hospital's space need
• Buckley Building slate gets makeover
• Colleges get grants to support students
• General Brown sports hinge on chicken BBQ
• West Carthage firefighter off duty saves man's life
• Owens votes for education, jobs spending
• Mobil gas station on Arsenal Street to get upgrade, switch to Valero fuel
• Firm picked to finish Augsbury cleanup
• Gouverneur officials at odds over crime rate
• Doctor added to Carthage practice
• Two women facing felony driving charges
• New legislation makes trappers anonymous to the public
• Man sentenced to prison term for violating interim probation
• Local Paragraphs
• Clarkson awaiting word on 'green' grant
• Morristown's Gateway Museum offers more than just local history
• North Country Briefs
• Ogdensburg Dance Center to hold open house today
• City's parks director is fired
• Democratic candidates to appear at Clayton event
• Canada to build low-level span to Cornwall Island
• City to auction bicycles tonight
• Three cited in bogus 'escape' in Cape
• Lewis legislators oppose tax cap without relief
• Massena bridge lanes likely to be open today
• Special meeting is Monday
• Monsignor Milia, 84, of St. Anthony's dies
• Hammond wind committee asking for ambient noise study
• Center for Business & Industry opts for rubber roof
• Girl escapes injury in Chaumont blaze
• City Council backing Cape Air
• Flower Library objective: easier records navigation
• Route 68 paving project set to begin Wednesday
• Wine, Beer and Food Fest scheduled at Ogdensburg
• Lewis resident apparently attempted suicide
• Ag district inclusion irks neighbor
• Potsdam shelter using closed kennels to house overflow dogs
• Potsdam Paper puts rail spur back in business
• Cleanup the topic of DEC session
• Carthage panel in hunt for principal
• Burned house coming down in Canton
• Council visits Edmund Street
• AUSA looking for sponsors for 10th Division platoons
• Chamber honors longtime volunteer
• Returning soldiers ease back into driving mode
• Lewis IDA has new leader
• Man turns himself in on warrant from Vermont
• Benson Mines asks OK for wind power testing
• Local Paragraphs
• DealMaker Honda is shutting its doors
• Village, police nearing contract
• Herman promoted to city fire chief
• Two charges against bus driver dismissed
• DWI comes with a new catch starting Monday
• North Country Briefs
• County elder-care share: $5m
• Two are facing alcohol-related charges
• Coleman's Corner reopens after expansion project
• More colleges offer rental of textbooks
• Adams business relocates
• Samaritan has hired 20 doctors, seeks more
• Park projects continue
• OBPA seeks funds to enlarge scope of bridge work
• North Country Briefs
• Spirits bright on final day of fair
• Free bike trek in Canada to be hosted by land trust
• Town to host heritage festival
• Local Paragraphs
• Clarkson newsletter gets 15th award
• DEC seeking participants to help with turkey survey
• Dr. Abougou opens office for obstetrics/gynecology
• Nursing degree program open house set at JCC
• Airport aid of $1m set in NNY
• Input sought on Wehle Park development
• Crafts lure crowds to Stone Mills
• HER SUPPORT RUNS BONE DEEP
• Massena Salvation Army set to equip students
• Riggs ave construction through September
• 8/9 Flows tests to begin
• <B>8/11 Annual BIKE AUCTION</B>
• 8/5 Washington St Lane Closure
• 8/7 Washington street repaving
• 8/5 is the last day to pay City Tax without penalty...
• Free Astronomy Evening at Thompson Park
• 8/2/10 Lane Closure - Massey St
• Flushing Program 2010 - week 7
• Your Sci-Tech Center News - July 29, 2010
• <font color=red>Volunteers Needed!!!</font>
• Washington St repaving
• Council meets TONIGHT at the Zoo!!
• Resolution for Elected Officials
• 2010 Curb side pickup
• 2010 City Tax Bills info now online
• 2010 Swim lessons at Parks/Rec
• City offers places of Refuge from Oppressive Heat
• 2010-11 Adopted Budget
• 7/18-22 Flushing Schedule
• <font color =BLUE>Vote for your favorite FOUNTAIN MAKE-OVER Design!</FONT>
• Dosing Station Dam Rehab Bid
• Franklin St Sidewalk Improvement Bid
• Thompson Pk Pool Re-opened!!!
• CitiBus A-2 route change - goes to the park
• Your Sci-Tech Center News - June 25, 2010
• Artifacts Donated To Sci-Tech Center On Display
• News From Sci-Tech Center - May 22, 2010
• News From Sci-Tech Center - April 17, 2010
• Seeking Qualified Host Families For 2010-11
• Second Annual Northern New York Science Fair Planned
• Spring Break Activities At The Sci-Tech Center
• News From Sci-Tech Center : Its A Gold February!
• News From Sci-Tech Center - February 5, 2010
• Hearts For Valentine's Day – Wear a Heart, Get a Deal!
• Science Fun Planned During School Break Week
• Sci-Tech Center Plans Veteran's Day Special
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Jefferson County
• Strategy Games Club Starts Up At Sci-Tech Center
• New Friends Group At The Sci-Tech Center
• Sci-Tech Center Launches Its Ten By Ten Project
• News From The Sci-Tech Center - September 18, 2009
• Sci-Tech Center Announces Fall Hours
• Special Discount For Military Families on August 28-29, 2009
• Sci-Tech To Host 2nd Annual ‘Evening Under the Stars’
• Walk On The Sun To Visit Sci-Tech Center
• Sci-Tech Center Open On Saturday, July 4th, 2009
• Sci-Tech Center To Be Open On Memorial Day
• Anti_fur Awareness meeting
• Strategy Game Tournament at Sci-Tech Center
• Students Win at the Northern New York Science Fair
• Hands-On Activities at Sci-Tech Center for School Break
• Astronomy Evening at Sci-Tech
• Registration Opens for Northern New York Science Fair
• Chess and Strategy Game Club News - March 6, 2009
• Special Discount Day for Military Families on Saturday, March 21, 2009
• Northern New York Science Fair
• Sci-Tech to Host Night Time Viewing in Downtown Watertown
• Early Einstein Progarm Returns to Sci-Tech
• Geo-Caching at Sci-Tech
• Sci-Tech Open on Martin Luther King Day
• Sci-Tech Center Kicks off the International Year of Astronomy with Downtown Observing Session
• Hands-On Activities at Sci-Tech Center for School Break
• Sci-Tech Museum Announces New Hours
• Jefferson County Fair

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