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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Breaking News
- Widow of Ogdensburg doctor killed in Virginia murder-suicide 6:30 pm, Tue., Jun. 18
- Fairgrounds’ outdoor movie nights begin Saturday 3:10 pm, Tue., Jun. 18
- Lobby entrance at Lowville hospital closed for dialysis project 12:30 pm, Tue., Jun. 18
- Lowville may not appoint judge for vacant post 11:48 am, Tue., Jun. 18
- Watertown woman cited for refusing to leave store 11:07 am, Tue., Jun. 18
Today’s Top Stories
- State Education Department reveals latest graduation rates
- IJC to hold public hearings for new Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River water management plan
- Region prepares for round three of state funding
Watertown Housing Authority’s plans to replace units on hold
- Back taxes owed on Masonic Temple, other city properties
Auto dealers continue growth after coralling more sales in 2012
- Voter ID laws unlikely to change in New York state, according to Board of Elections officials
High School Class Leaders
- Ogdensburg Free Academy class leadersSat., Jun. 15
Lowville Academy and Central School class leadersSat., Jun. 15
Belleville Henderson Central School class leadersSat., Jun. 15
Sandy Creek Central School class leadersFri., Jun. 14
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- The Wright family legacy continues at Guilfoyle Ambulance
- The Y’s Weight loss challenge participants lose 460 pounds
- Lewis County trail coordinator pushing cooperation, documentation
- Sharon Rose
- Alexandria town officials under pressure to drop costly health insurance
- Suzanne J. Fisk
- Charyl J. Hockey
- Tug Hill Bluegrass Festival attracts more people than ever
- Christian Care gives participants hope
- Retired investigator, businessman plans run for Lewis legislator
- 97-year-old World War II veteran receives high school diploma
- Village of Richville wants to buy, then sell, former school
- Lewis County trail coordinator pushing cooperation, documentation
- Father of slain Fort Drum lieutenant colonel talks about son’s service
- Dinner on the Cape at BIN-427
- Copenhagen Wind Farm progresses, open house set
- The Wright family legacy continues at Guilfoyle Ambulance
- Canton, Potsdam schools talk merger
- Colton approves roads for ATV use, county trail plans move forward
- LeRay clerk retires today after guiding town finances for 39 years
- Fluoride supporters unwilling to debate (38)
- Adding fluoride to water proven harmful (18)
- Man's accosting assemblywoman was rude (16)
- Wrong approach (10)
- Economic gusher (10)
- A final column, filed just before the ultimate deadline (10)
- Fiscal findings (9)
- Developer seeks demolition of Madison Barracks structures in Sackets Harbor (9)
- Too many secrets (9)
- State dental expert: fluoride is needed (8)
Auto dealers continue growth after coralling more sales in 2012
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Talk during the recession about the auto industry’s demise has vanished at dealerships in the north country, where sales began an uphill climb in 2012 and have gotten even stronger during the first half of 2013.
Twenty families move in for grand opening of Beaver Meadows Apartments
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
A newlywed military couple was one of the 20 families who claimed new homes Saturday at Beaver Meadows Apartments in Watertown.
Evans Mills Primary raises money for tornado-destroyed school
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
EVANS MILLS — As is true of many causes, it started with one person.
The Wright family legacy continues at Guilfoyle Ambulance
Monday, June 17, 2013
A procession of ambulances, their lights shining in the rain, brought Charmaine G. Wright, CEO and president of Guilfoyle Ambulance Service, to her final resting place June 6.
Christian Care gives participants hope
Monday, June 17, 2013
For James A. Stanley, a price cannot be put on a sense of belonging at the Watertown Urban Mission, but the nonprofit's $2 million “Mission: Possible” capital campaign will assure more people will be able to call the mission their home away from home.
Tug Hill Bluegrass Festival attracts more people than ever
Monday, June 17, 2013
LOWVILLE — The Tug Hill Bluegrass Festival attracts more and more people every year who love to hear the sounds of Appalachia.
Blaze damages Pamelia Fire Department’s decorations, supplies
Monday, June 17, 2013
Holiday decorations and promotional supplies for the Pamelia Fire Department were damaged or ruined Sunday night in a fire at the department’s former fire hall on County Route 16.
Lewis County trail coordinator pushing cooperation, documentation
Monday, June 17, 2013
LOWVILLE — Lewis County’s new recreational trail coordinator is hoping to lay the groundwork for a cooperative, well-documented trail program.
Father’s Day barbecue returns to Pierrepont for 25th year
Monday, June 17, 2013
PIERREPONT — The smell of barbecue filled the air at the Pierrepont Fire Department on Sunday, as volunteers prepared the annual Father’s Day chicken cookout fundraiser.
Gouverneur honors legacy of the Stars and Stripes at flag day event
Sunday, June 16, 2013
GOUVERNEUR — The sound of “America the Beautiful” carried across Gouverneur Village Park to begin the annual Flag Day celebration.
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Zeller pleads not guilty, testimonies begin Tuesday
- Watertown woman cited for refusing to leave store
- Adams outlines schedule for approving borrowing for fire hall expansion
- Charges reduced in union forgery case
- Watertown man gets 3 years in prison for sex act with minor
- Woman says she has been victimized by her ex-girlfriend and the court
- St. Lawrence County fails to restore funding for hazmat team
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