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NEW YORK — Staff and visitors brought COVID-19 into New York nursing homes, health officials said Monday, citing a report following an investigation into controversy surrounding coronavirus fatalities in adult-care facilities statewide.
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NEW YORK — School districts must come up with a plan to safely resume in-person classroom instruction in case New York officials decide to reopen schools and universities amid the COVID-19 pandemic this fall, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday.
WATERTOWN — Jefferson County reported the confirmation of nine new COVID-19 cases Monday, bringing the county’s total number of confirmed cases to 106 in the four days since the last release was issued by the county.
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WATERTOWN — Children will get a chance to frolic in the new Thompson Park pool when construction is completed next month. Read More ⇒
RAY BROOK — The state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision has taken some steps to release and test inmates at state prisons during the coronavirus. Read More ⇒
NEW YORK — Staff and visitors brought COVID-19 into New York nursing homes, health officials said Monday, citing a report following an investigation into controversy surrounding coronavirus fatalities in adult-care facilities statewide. Read More ⇒
OGDENSBURG — Ogdensburg City Council has scheduled a special meeting for 4 p.m. Tuesday to consider hiring an interim city manager. Read More ⇒
MASSENA — Three officers from the Massena Police Department will be interviewed to take over as chief of police following Adam J. Love’s retirement, which is effective July 31. Read More ⇒
Peter C. Miller, 66, of Potsdam, was charged by Potsdam police Saturday, with driving while intoxicated, operating a motor vehicle with at least 0.08% blood alcohol concentration and drinking alcohol in a motor vehicle on a highway. Police said they observed Miller’s vehicle passing through … Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — The United Prevention Coalition of Lewis County — UP! — is offering Training for Intervention Procedures — TIPS — to local bars and restaurants. Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — The smell of smoke still lingered in the air outside two Jefferson County homes Monday afternoon, a little more than 24 hours after both went up in flames Saturday. Read More ⇒
SEATTLE — Amazon is preparing to open its second automated-checkout grocery store in a Seattle suburb and is hiring managers for a third store in the nation’s capitol. Read More ⇒
NEW YORK — School districts must come up with a plan to safely resume in-person classroom instruction in case New York officials decide to reopen schools and universities amid the COVID-19 pandemic this fall, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday. Read More ⇒
Many representatives from border states have begun to push U.S. and Canadian officials to develop a reopening plan for the northern border. Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — Walter H. L. Davis, Jr., 35, of 205 E. Lynde St., Apt. B, was charged with second degree menacing and fourth degree criminal possession of a weapon with intent to use on Sunday at 7:12 p.m. by Watertown city police. According to police reports, Mr. Davis swung a hatchet at his gi… Read More ⇒
With the north country now in Phase IV of New York’s reopening plan, higher education institutions in the region are cleared to begin the process of restarting campus operations and move forward with fall semester plans. Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — A person refused to respect the Lewis County Health System’s mask requirement on Wednesday when they went in for services, so they were not allowed to enter. Read More ⇒
OGDENSBURG — The Ogdensburg Farmers Arts and Craft Market is off to a good start, if the satisfaction of vendors on Thursday is any indication. Read More ⇒
As the U.S. reopens, Americans aren’t much interested in going out and spending. Read More ⇒
OSWEGO — H. Lee White Maritime Museum of Oswego and New York Sea Grant have announced a virtual exhibit experience freely accessible at https://hlwmm.org/path_history.php and showcasing New York state’s lighthouses, shipwrecks, naval military battles, and 100 years of freshwater boating. Read More ⇒
Congresswoman Elise M. Stefanik, R-Schuylerville, sponsored three pieces of legislation and voted on a number of bills in the House of Representatives this past week. Read More ⇒
OSWEGO — Mayor Billy Barlow announced the start of the long awaited demolition process of the Mid-Town Plaza on the east side of downtown Oswego. Read More ⇒
It looks as if New Yorkers might have to wait a little longer to book a table inside their favorite restaurant. Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — Andrew S. Knowles, 31, of 119 N. Orchard St., Apt. 2, was charged with second degree criminal trespass, second degree menacing with a weapon, third degree criminal possession of a weapon and fourth degree criminal mischief with the intent to damage property by city police at 12:0… Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — Inside their cafe space in the Franklin Building on Public Square, Tarot Cafe co-owners Seth Hill, 31, and Sexton Reece, 24, spent the evening of June 19 hanging new shelves against a bright green wall. The wall had just been painted, symbolizing the couple’s new business venture. Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — After it was broken into and ravaged, their garage went from an organized system for children in need to a wasteland. Weeks later, after they kicked their work into gear and got help from organizations in the community, volunteers Harriett Simpson and Judy Webber are likely going… Read More ⇒
Delta may extend its coronavirus-era policy of leaving middle seats vacant on its flights even as other carriers go back to booking full planes. Read More ⇒
Homing pigeons are often hundreds of miles from home when they get lost, but last weekend one of the birds landed on the porch of a house in Adams and had tags on it from a club from Carthage. Read More ⇒
