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As we approach Memorial Day, I first think of the thousands upon thousands of our service who have given their lives for our country, for each of us. How can we really feel the depth of personal loss when we are speaking of thousands? Maybe by looking at one life we can feel that los… Read More ⇒ing Steven J. Riggs, and all who have fallen in service
WATERTOWN — A state Supreme Court judge has declined to hear a motion brought by City Councilman Cliff G. Olney III asking the judge to reconsider a ruling that keeps Olney off the ballot for the City Council race. Read More ⇒Judge rejects reconsideration of Olney’s ballot challenge
As we approach Memorial Day, I first think of the thousands upon thousands of our service who have given their lives for our country, for each of us. How can we really feel the depth of personal loss when we are speaking of thousands? Maybe by looking at one life we can feel that los…
Communities throughout the area will hold Memorial Day observances.
LOWVILLE — A raccoon in the town of Martinsburg has tested positive for rabies, according to a press release Thursday. There was no human or domestic animal with the raccoon.
POTSDAM — The man charged with negligent homicide in the December deaths of two people from Massena got distracted when the alarm on what court documents describe as “an insulin device” went off seconds prior to the fatal collision. Read More ⇒Driver in fatal Potsdam crash distracted by insulin device, court papers say
CARTHAGE — There will be no flag display at Carthage Central School this year. Hosted by the Carthage Teachers’ Association and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Dionne-Rumble Post 7227, the display has been a Memorial Day tradition since 2012. Read More ⇒No flag display in Carthage this year after wind damage last year
LYONSDALE — Forest Rangers received a report about a possible underage drinking party at Sand Flats State Forest at about 9:30 p.m. last Saturday. Read More ⇒Rangers break up underage drinking party in Sand Flats forest
Communities throughout the area will hold Memorial Day observances. Read More ⇒Memorial Day observances across Lewis County
LOWVILLE — A raccoon in the town of Martinsburg has tested positive for rabies, according to a press release Thursday. There was no human or domestic animal with the raccoon. Read More ⇒Raccoon found in Martinsburg tests positive for rabies
The House of Representatives narrowly ed a Republican-led reconciliation bill Thursday morning, approving major spending cuts including for the Medicaid and SNAP programs while cutting taxes for high earners. Read More ⇒Stefanik, Tenney back House budget bill with planned cuts to SNAP, Medicaid
FORT DRUM — Officials on Fort Drum observed Memorial Day on Thursday with their annual wreath laying ceremony in Memorial Park. Read More ⇒Fort Drum lays wreath during Memorial Day ceremony
Grieve for the gravel chub. Mourn the mud sunfish. Say sayonara to the spoonhead sculpin. And pour one out for the lake chubsucker. Read More ⇒DEC updates endangered species list for first time since 1999, adds 16 imperiled fish
WATERTOWN — City Council have gotten the tax rate increase for city residents down to single digits, while also adding funds for Zoo New York. Read More ⇒City council gets tax rate increase to single digits, adds funds for Zoo New York
Dive on a Lake Ontario shipwreck without leaving the comfort of your couch. Read More ⇒Discover a Lake Ontario shipwreck from the comfort of your couch
CAPE VINCENT — The Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce hosts its seasonal farmers market on Tuesdays on the Village Green. This year, the market has expanded into a Farmer & Flea Market, from June 3 to Oct. 21. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read More ⇒Vendors sought for expanded Cape Vincent market
WASHINGTON — The Defense POW/MIA ing Agency recently announced that U.S. Army Pvt. Harland J. Hennessey, 24, of Boonville, who was captured and died as a prisoner of war during World War II, was ed for Sept. 23, 2024. Read More ⇒Remains of local WWII veteran, POW identified — burial set for August in Boonville
TUPPER LAKE – The Wild Center, located in the southern end of Franklin County in Tupper Lake, will open for the season Friday and be open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Read More ⇒The Wild Center, popular Franklin County attraction, opening for season Friday
MASSENA — A town of Massena man was charged after he allegedly assaulted Department of Public Works Superintendent Marty G. Miller over an unpaid water bill that resulted in his water being turned off. Read More ⇒Massena man charged with assaulting DPW official; unpaid bill resulted in resident’s water being turned off
A handful of projects across the north country are getting millions of dollars in state grant funding, announced Thursday as part of the Restore New York Communities initiative. Read More ⇒NNY communities get millions to restore blighted properties; Ogdensburg waterfront project included
BROWNVILLE — A town of Brownville man faces charges that he possessed child pornography. Read More ⇒Brownville man faces felony child pornography possession counts
POTSDAM — Several property owners once again attended the Town Council meeting in May to voice their objections to their new assessments under the recent townwide property revaluation. Read More ⇒Potsdam property owners continue objections to townwide revaluation
LOWVILLE — The Lewis County Youth Bureau has announced that it is accepting applications for student for the term. This is a valuable opportunity for local high school students to get involved in county government, develop leadership skills and help shape the future of youth… Read More ⇒Student sought for Youth Bureau
House Republicans approved President Donald Trump’s sprawling tax and immigration agenda Thursday morning, sending to the Senate legislation that the GOP hopes will transform the federal government and the economy and power the White House’s drive to deport immigrants and build up the military. Read More ⇒House Approves Trump’s Massive Tax And Immigration Package
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