County pushes underwater route

GALLOO ISLAND WIND FARM: Alternative would move transmission cable from land to water

Jefferson County legislators will consider Tuesday asking that the proposed Galloo Island Wind Farm transmission line be run completely underwater to Oswego County, rather than running over 20 miles of land in southern Jefferson County.

VA meeting turns tense

CLINIC TRANSITION: Concerns raised over service switch

Officials from the Syracuse Veterans Administration Medical Center tried Friday morning to quell fear about a possible gap in health care for north country veterans, and faced a range of other concerns over plans for a contract for operation of the...

• County pushes underwater route
• VA meeting turns tense
• Students' business ideas given a big boost
• Alex Bay's tax levy down 6.7%
• Car without plates stopped; two men fight with police
• City's annual holiday parade is coming to town Nov. 29
• Craft store Michaels moving to Towne Center
• Best Western will provide holiday dinner for soldiers

• P&C STORES FACING CLOSURE
• Absentee ballot counting complete
• Massena gauges community interest in access road
• Lawmakers to look into use of county vehicles
• St. Lawrence County raises per-ton tipping fee by $8
• Deputies investigate burglaries of gas station in Madrid, restaurant in Morley
• Madrid bridge to be open by Nov. 30
• Potsdam's Chamber head leaving for new position
• State police crack down on seat-belt law violators
• Waddington residents asked for input on plans
• Clarkson trustee named to federal energy position

• Bill seen as threat to family farms
• Hoffman lacks votes to catch Owens
• Mail switch reaction mixed
• Denny's on Arsenal to reopen on Sunday
• Chaumont, Cape Vincent struck by power outage
• Drum contract in fraud report
• Belleville Henderson welcomes new roof early
• City man sentenced to four years in prison
• Gouverneur woman dies in two-vehicle collision
• City sales tax revenue falls short of projections
• Proposed wind law pulled from county meeting agenda
• Knitters busy making hats for U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan
• Developer defends plan to rehabilitate site, open used car lot on State Street
• Great American owner given loan to purchase store's land
• Families welcome children in adoption celebration

• Regular vaccine supply falls short
• School board: city's payments too slow
• MED adds charge to bills
• Canton initiates 'curriculum mapping'
• Potsdam trustee voices concern over cost of library project
• Massena pellet plant to get $250,000 grant
• Ogdensburg plaza demolition will start soon
• Variance brings apartments a step closer
• Rape case to be presented to grand jury
• Water-main break closes Morristown school
• Norfolk cedes property for Fire Department lot
• Inmate credits classes for new attitude
• Recreation Dept. making changes
• Group blasts proposals for $16m
• Canton graduate Robarge honored as Human Rights Hero
• Curator fleshes out forgeries

• Hoffman letter says groups 'tampered' with vote results
• VA clinic to move to CANI building
• Ag chief asks Congress to solve the dairy crisis
• Cape wind hearing probably canceled
• Theresa levy to rise 50.4%; town expects sales tax drop
• Watertown City School District accepting nominations for 2010 Hall of Achievement
• Ex-dispatcher admits stealing from her union
• Man to serve 10 years in prison over assault
• Parents pushing for class's return
• Power prices continuing to rise
• Grant will aid parking at Carthage farmers market
• SBDC to offer energy-efficiency session
• Sustainable Community grant applications due

• Council weighing Massena hospital plans
• Police say trooper, another person hurt in intersection crash
• Holiday Fund accepting applications past deadline
• Village needs plans, survey before accepting water tower
• 'It's a good place to be'
• Fourth tug joining effort to free ship
• Lowe's store in Potsdam schedules Dec. 4 opening
• NNY man accused of workers' comp fraud
• DEC to let Gouverneur complete parking lot
• Morley Fire Department seeks $10,000 for pumper
• CD release concert Sunday to benefit Hospice of NNY
• Lisbon makes changes in response to state audit
• Farmer headed to D.C. to lobby
• Ogdensburg may ax jobs, farm some services out

• Hirschey squeaks out Cape Vincent win
• Hoffman's 'miracle' not likely as votes counted
• CitiBus monthly pass is proposed
• Galloo Island PILOT talks are reined in
• Airport project bids come in low
• Fire hits Pearl Street site, in container used by homeless man
• Audit finds city schools violate purchase policy
• District judge approves Hart House foreclosure
• Web site tells where donated funds go
• 2 Watertown teens charged with stealing from vehicles
• Denny's to reopen Sunday; official opening Monday
• City Council fills positions; all will take effect Jan. 1
• Area police report incidents of driving while intoxicated
• Incentives attract social workers
• Dexter man charged with assault in city
• Winter apparel sought for needy

• St. Lawrence's budget hikes levy $2.8 million
• Student accused of rape at dorm
• SLU recital hall project given $1.75M
• County sets date for Medicare cutoff
• Air service discussions reveal split among airports
• Grand jury indicts four in drug bust
• Canadian ship runs aground in St. Lawrence
• Border agency to hire an aboriginal liaison
• Hacketts in Canton to reopen within days
• Asbestos cleared at Civic Center
• Potsdam OKs tax deal for Health Care Zone
• Work begins on construction of street to customs building
• Man arrested on charge he robbed man Sunday
• OBPA: plane stored as favor
• Seaway Valley Polar Plunge in Massena raises cool $12,500 for Special Olympics

• Transmission line gets no support
• STATE OFFICIAL TOURS PROJECT
• Snow dump lacks policing
• Actress visits city school to spark interest in literature
• Seaway, river group agree to disagree
• Hearing on farm issues set at JCC
• Watertown girl, 17, arrested after disturbance Sunday
• Sackets presentation set on colonial shipbuilding
• Storage facilities plans in LeRay move forward
• Man found guilty on cocaine charges
• H1N1 flu vaccines offered at schools
• Food drive contributions significantly less this year
• Dexter native planning run for state Senate seat
• Syracuse Symphony losing familiar executive director
• Buyers looking at meat plant

• Buck attacks Moira man
• County could lose a deputy position
• Potsdam shelter to receive Stockholm strays
• Maginn resigning as justice; job 'too disruptive' to his life
• Canton supports changes to project
• St. Joseph's home site is back on market
• Seaway season will end Dec. 29 after dismal year
• BOCES reinstating auto repair program
• Ex-Burger King employee accused of stealing on job
• Psychological review ordered for rape suspect
• Meeting to quell concerns over Potsdam's homework policy
• Massena willing to put rink at former school
• Massena church pastor honored as Woman of Year

• Joint court project will go on despite cost
• Edible Arrangements offers fruitful gifts
• Grass fire in Adams started with apparent open burn
• Some Indian River projects lagging behind schedule
• Nominations are sought for 2009 Shapiro award
• $16,000 in 'buy local' funds awarded
• 3 establishments fined for violating state health codes

• Pataki named in $10m lawsuit
• Tipping fee could rise to cover operations
• Cape Air has competition in its bid for a new contract for Saranac Lake, Plattsburgh routes
• Tribe to vote on buying building
• Five people face charges of driving while drunk
• 'Mystical Journey' stresses healing from within
• Living Waters Christian Store fills niche market in Potsdam
• Three jailed on drug, weapon counts
• Canton board OKs 4th apartment on Park Street building
• County Legislature moves special meeting to Tuesday
• Ski trails at Big Tupper could soon reopen
• Water district expands
• Inmate's appeal denied by court
• Village cancels its fire contract
• Holiday of Lights includes hayrides Nov. 27 in Canton

• Carthage parade collects food
• Third-graders' studies looking up
• 26 youths charged with underage drinking
• Watertown schools plan to apply for solar array
• NNY motorists charged with DWI
• NNY counties receive $187.6m from American Recovery Act
• Cape budget trims wages
• Estate files wrongful death lawsuit
• City Planner Hoffman leaving post as of Nov. 30
• SAMARITAN EXPANDS ITS ER
• Job Corps orientation, interviews set for Dec. 2
• Police still lack contract
• AIDS patients in need of 'angels'

• City library eyes setup of district
• Siblings offer samples of their cider in Massena
• County considers Medicare Part B cutoff
• APA OKs change to land classification
• Former Norfolk school closer to being apartments
• Holes in town building patched
• Group building mobile hatchery
• Planned Grasse River hydro dam's federal studies complete; state in works

• Cape slates hearing for law on wind
• Soldiers put skills to work
• City voting Monday on car-lot permit
• Soldiers indicted in attack on officers
• Police: man ran under moving railroad car
• Arcade eatery owner will redo Beef & Brew
• Installation of gas main will affect Woodruff Street

• Ticket yields $1m for couple
• Owners to close longtime grocery
• Clarkson fraternity accused of serving alcohol to minors
• History Channel to profile NNY man killed in WWII
• Parishville breaks ground for $1.5 million highway garage
• Potsdam, hospital negotiating PILOT deal
• Massena Elks, Rotary clubs sponsor wine, food tasting
• Massena businessman's road repair saves village DPW 'a lot of money'
• Massena business honored with 'Works for Me' award