ALL SEWN UP

Jo Ann Shepard, Canandaigua, looks at a quilt Saturday during the quilt show at the Recreation Park Pavilion in Cape Vincent. The show was sponsored by the Cape Vincent Arts Council.

Democrats, candidates are excited at prospects

There's a palatable energy among the Democratic Party this year, a force the faithful say is a sign that positive change is coming to Washington as well as Watertown.

JCIDA not getting loan applications

Having too much money in the bank is the kind of problem most agencies would like to have.

• Democrats, candidates are excited at prospects
• Independent Lucas not ready to give up
• Flags to be at half-staff for GI who died in Iraq
• Bravo Italiano embraces Drum families
• Dance World celebrates 25 years
• JCIDA not getting loan applications
• Branch manager selected
• CSEA endorses incumbents in most NNY state races
• Committee to pressure city leaders on ice rink
• Zoo to receive collection of conservation material
• Times cuts pages in two sections to control costs
• Vetco wins $15m contract for Army Reserve Center
• USDA payment program sign-up will end Sept. 30

• GOP picks two for board
• Potsdam event showcases local business
• City to seek funds to fix Patterson Street
• GardenShare is selected for award at celebration
• Lack of attorneys delaying Amish lawsuit
• Man indicted on charges he entered woman's home, damaged furniture
• SeaComm seminars set regarding identity theft

• Lucas is tossed from Assembly ballot
• Cause of Adams Center fire might take months to find
• Watertown's China Buffet closes without notice
• Wolverines Stinky and Valentine united at zoo
• Jury selection to begin in Foster murder trial
• Man pleads guilty to weapon possession
• Red Cross of NNY to host workshop
• Project changes parking at Samaritan
• LeRay Planning Board compromises on zoning law
• Arts Council show in Cape Vincent features local quilters
• 10 people cited with drunken driving

• Police say man murder victim
• Church in Massena marking 175 years
• Thirty St. Lawrence miners offered Montana jobs
• St. Lawrence ATV trail opens unceremoniously
• Primaries to be held Tuesday
• SUNY Canton on track to break enrollment record
• St. Lawrence County legislators to debate use of reserve funds
• Land sale remains uncertain year later

• Fulton debate lures crowd
• Autopsy identifies woman killed in blaze
• Schools report students' body mass data in obesity battle
• Wind panel corrects errors
• Mailers promoting area target 'gap' industries
• Municipalities squeezed by salt costs
• Fort Drum wells ready to be used
• Fort Drum soldier killed, Defense Department says
• Soldier found dead at inn had no orders to deploy
• Glitch trips up Indian River bus system; many left without ride on opening day
• Clayton resident on ship in Gulf
• Man, two women arrested after dispute takes to streets
• Alex Bay Dems nominate three for village trustee
• Sackets Harbor will host a sustainable energy fair
• Man gets five years probation for setting grass fires
• Sackets Harbor planning Family Fun Day Sept. 20

• Zinc miners tempted by Montana jobs
• Wilson Beach bacteria levels still high
• Democrats select 2 to seek village posts
• OBPA looks at Barre Street for trucks' access to port
• Author: Earth running out of time
• Citizens Survey to help Ogdensburg plan for year
• Judge reduces felony charge in knife attack
• Canton police seek vandals in village
• St. Lawrence NYSARC sets autism-awareness walk
• Dental records needed on fire victim
• County given $10,000 for senior transportation
• Surveys, forums to collect ideas for a better Fowler

• No action likely soon to soothe winery foes
• JCC opens Entrepreneurship Center
• Petition to TILT backs couple
• City agrees to work on safe route to schools
• Adams Center fire kills one
• Aubertine, Renzi consent to a half-dozen debates
• Pamelia wheat mill site plan OK'd
• Equipment for playground to arrive in Philadelphia
• Builder of Hounsfield subdivision wants no water fee for vacant lots
• Jefferson County jail redirects 'outboarding' funds
• River town Democrats team up to tackle issues
• Seniors arrive at WHS in style
• Mannsville takes rein of water project review

• Some assessing consolidation considered
• Ranger School students opt for surveying
• BOCES to host forum on attributes of next superintendent
• Westville woman struck, killed while walking dog
• House fire in Hogansburg claims one person
• Anchor store at Massena closing
• Woman rolls car in village, faces several charges
• Hearing on Park Plaza progress adjourned
• Potsdam to compare cost estimates for separate or joint court facilities
• Priest is indicted on abuse counts

• Fralick: walkers need proper trail
• Students, teachers head back to school
• Legislators delay backing JCC's $62.7m master plan
• Alex Bay Democrats hold village caucus Thursday
• AUSA seeking sponsor groups
• Carthage boy struck by pickup, sent to hospital in Syracuse
• Moratorium discussion will bring out viticulturists
• Scozzafava planning visit to Sandy Creek on Monday
• City man is sentenced to 3 years for drug sale
• Police cite five men on charges of DWI
• Calcium man indicted on charges of sexual abuse
• Mural outside Empsall will say 'Be Free'
• Cleanup under way on one of garbage-strewn properties in the town of LeRay
• Council OKs change order for $497,970

• Senator takes Black Lake tour to experience impact of milfoil
• Snake that bit man's shoe not rattler
• Sentencing delayed for wrestler accused of molesting boys
• Victim of camp explosion stable in Boston hospital
• Main prone to breaks is replaced in Heuvelton
• Union at Canton-Potsdam slates picket
• Eatery owner receives reprieve
• Massena fire site cleanup starts after months' delay
• Potsdam man is injured in all-terrain vehicle crash
• DA: evidence is lacking for manslaughter

• Wind project proposed in Henderson
• LeRay studies zoning revision
• FIGHTING TO THE FINISH LINE
• Thousand Islands named EMS Agency of the Year
• Woman cited in 2nd DWI incident
• Group supports tremor sufferers
• Retreats set to help returning soldiers, families
• Watertown Ambulance Squad is off to a solid start
• Salmon River Stewards aims to recruit for program
• Job workshop will benefit persons with disabilities
• Guyots Island project awaits additional studies
• New anesthesiologist comes to Samaritan Medical Center

• Workers show solidarity with Massena march
• Potsdam's Roxy to screen operas live from NYC
• Ogdensburg diner marks 60 years of ownership

• 'THE VIEWS ARE JUST AMAZING'
• High water levels good for boating
• City Council seeks input at public hearings
• Man in two-car crash faces aggravated DWI
• Landfill's gas power plant nearly ready
• Variety is watchword at Fall Craft Fair
• Utica man at moe.down suffers 'sudden death'
• Need for tax breaks vexing
• Seaway Trail seeks input with survey of bicyclists

• Watercross event recharges regatta
• College breaks fundraising record again
• Fundraising under way for dedications at Potsdam
• Village of Canton weighs changes to hawking rules
• Heuvelton post office may soon have a spot