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MASSENA — A Massena man was arrested during a traffic stop last week after he was allegedly in possession of more than 250 pounds of cocaine in North Platte, Neb., according to state police there. Read More ⇒
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POTSDAM — If you’ve ever been to the Village Diner in Potsdam, you’ve probably salivated at the catalog of homemade pies inscribed on the chalkboard menu. Perhaps you’ve even looked longingly at the glass display showcasing them all, trying to convince yourself you won’t order one. (You will.) Read More ⇒
The U.K. has granted the world’s first approval for a COVID-19 vaccine targeting a variant in a bid to sharpen its response to an evolving coronavirus.
WATERTOWN — People wanting to explore outdoor areas in Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties have an annual opportunity to do so at otherwise restricted Wildlife Management Areas through the end of the month. Read More ⇒
NORFOLK — Parent volunteers have stepped up to make sure students returning to the Norwood-Norfolk Central School classrooms in September are adequately armed with supplies. Read More ⇒
LAFARGEVILLE — Two local men were hospitalized Saturday morning, one with critical injuries, after a vehicle crashed into their Amish buggy and a horse. Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — The city Department of Public Works will be closing the east end of Public Square in front of First Baptist Church at 7 a.m. Wednesday so that aerial equipment can remove the weather vane from the church tower. Read More ⇒
NORWOOD — A village resident was charged with felony assault after punching a police officer in the face who was responding to a domestic violence complaint. Read More ⇒
A year after the Taliban swept across Afghanistan, sparking a chaotic withdrawal of U.S. and allied forces, the country’s dire economic and human rights outlook has only worsened. Read More ⇒
RUSSELL — The state Commission on Judicial Conduct announced Monday that Jessica A. Matthews, Clare town justice, has resigned amid an investigation by the commission into allegations that she failed to file reports and remit funds to the state comptroller, as required by law. Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — It has been 50 years since the area last had community tent evangelistic meetings. Starting at 7 p.m. each evening through Aug. 24, the public is invited to the tent at Maple Ridge Center, 7421 East Road, for music with a biblical message. Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — The statistics are disturbing — 1 in 5 young people in the U.S. are diagnosed with a mental health disorder as of 2020. The average age of onset for anxiety disorders is 6. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in children 10 to 14 years old. Read More ⇒
Tomatoes are getting squeezed. Read More ⇒
WATERTOWN — Shemar P. Douglas, 25, of Boyd Street, was charged by city police Sunday with third-degree criminal mischief and petit larceny. Read More ⇒
Egg prices that rocketed to record highs after one the worst bird flu outbreaks in U.S. history are now falling - fast - as the industry replaces dead hens. Read More ⇒
CLAYTON — Dollar General has withdrawn its proposal to build a store in Clayton. Read More ⇒
On the heels of the historic CHIPS and Science bill signed into law by President Joseph R. Biden, Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul signed first-in-the-nation legislation on Thursday aimed at creating jobs, kick-starting economic growth and maintaining important environmental protections — all while m… Read More ⇒
MASSENA — St. Lawrence County Planning Board members have given conditional approval for a drive-thru at a smoke shop at 54 Willow St. in Massena, but not without suggesting changes to the original plan. Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — Firefighters from three departments in Lewis County took part in some intensive skills training Wednesday in the county human services building on Outer Stowe Street before interior demolition work is in full swing. Read More ⇒
MALONE — The Franklin County Fair wrapped up Sunday after a rocking evening on the main stage, with country superstar Walker Hayes and special guests Tigirlily performing to a capacity crowd Saturday night. A week of activities, events and agricultural displays welcomed and entertained visit… Read More ⇒
CANTON — Town board members debated the purchase of a car to be shared by all town departments during their monthly meeting in August. Read More ⇒
SYRACUSE — Breeze Airways is giving travelers another nonstop option to Florida. Read More ⇒
The first locally focused television ads in the race for New York’s 21st Congressional District have hit the airwaves. Read More ⇒
OSWEGO — Oswego County has a new dog in the fight as it works to control the water chestnut population on the Oswego River. An integrated system of hand-pulling and herbicide application now includes the use of a drone. Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — “Naturally Lewis” may evolve from the brand created to market the county to entrepreneurs, industries and investors to a stand-alone nonprofit combining the staffs and programs of the county’s development organizations and the Lewis County Chamber of Commerce. Read More ⇒
WASHINGTON — A man crashed his car into a barricade protecting the U.S. Capitol early Sunday and fired a handgun in the air several times before fatally shooting himself. Read More ⇒
CLAYTON — The official celebration of Clayton turning 150 years old was held this weekend. Read More ⇒
A portion of Clayton’s riverwalk along the St. Lawrence is undergoing construction to repair structural damage to the seawall and below Read More ⇒
CANTON — The college equivalent of the winter Olympics will take place across the north country in January, and volunteers are needed to help facilitate it. Read More ⇒
Curaleaf, one of New York’s medical marijuana operators, has pulled tens of thousands of units of cannabis from dispensary shelves after the company switched to an unauthorized way of labeling potency that led patients to believe the marijuana they purchased was much stronger than usual. Read More ⇒
CHAUTAUQUA — The man accused of stabbing author Salman Rushdie Friday as he was about to give a talk at Chautauqua Institution has been charged with second-degree attempted murder and second-degree assault, the Chautauqua County district attorney announced Saturday morning. Read More ⇒
After Salman Rushdie was attacked as he began a lecture Friday in western New York, it was a potent reminder that an Islamic leader had issued a high-profile edict calling for the writer’s death in reaction to his 1988 novel “The Satanic Verses.” Read More ⇒
