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LOUISVILLE — A crash between a Freightliner box truck and a bus resulted in at least six fatalities this morning (Saturday, Jan. 28) at about 6 a.m. on Route 37 near Coles Creek, according to police sources. Read More ⇒UPDATE: At least 6 dead in bus crash near Coles Creek
CANTON — John A. Clark had a dream — a “Journey to Daybreak.” On bike, in boat and on foot, he arrived there, with a concluding vision of a new day ascending — a gift that matched his newfound sense of wonder on life, the power of nature and how he embraced that power through solitude. Read More ⇒A moving memoir: An epic ‘Journey to Daybreak’ enlightens Canton man
People who want to get pregnant after age 35 are warned that the quality of their eggs may have deteriorated, raising the risk of miscarriage. But for some, the decline can start up to a decade earlier, and they don’t realize it in time to consider other options.
The history of cryptocurrencies has rarely been dull, but the latest meltdown delivered a series of shocks that shook the foundations of digital assets. A cascade of blowups, including the collapse of a so-called stablecoin in May and the epic unraveling of the FTX crypto exchange in Novembe… Read More ⇒How a series of crypto meltdowns is reshaping the industry
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measures eased in December to the slowest annual paces in over a year while consumer spending fell, helping pave the way for policymakers to further scale back the pace of interest-rate hikes. Read More ⇒Key inflation gauge eases further
MASSENA — A veterinarian whose business and home was destroyed by an Oct. 28 fire has filed notice to sue the towns of Massena and Louisville, and the Louisville and Massena fire departments for negligence. Read More ⇒Massena veterinarian whose practice burned files notice to sue two towns, fire departments for negligence
CANTON — After starting the worst way possible, the St. Lawrence University men’s hockey team came back to defeat rival Clarkson 4-2 before a sellout crowd of 2,524 in an ECAC Hockey game Friday night at Appleton Arena. Read More ⇒College men’s hockey: St. Lawrence rallies back to defeat rival Clarkson
WATERTOWN — One person was treated and released after a dryer fire at Colonial Laundromat on State Street near North and South Pearl avenues Friday night. Read More ⇒Attendant treated, released after laundromat dryer fire in city
WATERTOWN — The city’s purchase of the Watertown Golf Club for $3.4 million was completed Friday. Read More ⇒Watertown Golf Club purchase completed
HENDERSON — A Fort Drum Apache aircraft was forced to take a precautionary landing after a maintenance fault light came on in the aircraft in the town of Henderson on Friday morning, said Lt. Col. Josh T. Jacques, chief of public affairs for the 10th Mountain Division. Read More ⇒Maintenance fault light forces Fort Drum Apache helicopter to make precautionary landing
OGDENSBURG — Ogdensburg City Council voted Monday to apply for grant funding that would demolish and redevelop the former cheese plant at 30 Main St. Read More ⇒Ogdensburg seeking demolition funds for former cheese plant
MASSENA — A Massena Central School Board of Education member said he believes the proposed 2023-24 regional school calendar starts the school year too late, ends too late, and doesn’t include enough of a Christmas and New Year’s holiday break. Read More ⇒St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES proposed 2023-24 regional school calendar criticized
MASSENA — The Massena Central School District has agreed to take part in New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) studies at no cost to the district, which will focus on energy efficiency in the district’s buildings and bus electrification. Read More ⇒Massena Central School District taking part in energy efficiency, bus electrification studies
CANTON — St. Lawrence County legislators passed two resolutions during Monday’s Services Committee meeting regarding a budget modification for opioid treatment and a contract for reviewing billing practices in community services. Read More ⇒St. Lawrence County awarded grant for opioid treatment program
SARANAC LAKE — A fire at the Consolidated Electrical Distributors-Twin Electric Supply and ADK Solar building on Broadway in Saranac Lake collapsed the roof of the electrical company building, damaged the nearby Aubuchon hardware store, shot massive towers of flames into the sky and was foug… Read More ⇒Firefighters battle massive blaze at Saranac Lake businesses; cats rescued
LOWVILLE — Lewis County District Attorney Leanne K. Moser will be seeking reelection in November for her fifth term. Read More ⇒Four-term Lewis County district attorney to seek a fifth
CANTON — Walgreens, 97 East Main St., is closing on March 6. Read More ⇒Walgreens in Canton closing March 6
MALONE – Franklin County’s efforts to establish a land bank got a significant boost recently when it was announced that Empire State Development had approved the application, county manager Donna Kissane announced Friday. Read More ⇒Franklin County’s land bank efforts clear hurdle
WATERTOWN — More people are finding out about historic Thompson Park, thanks to a marketing campaign that has produced more than 500,000 hits in Google searches since the fall of 2021. Read More ⇒Watertown gives funding for Thompson Park marketing efforts
WEST TURIN — A snowmobiler from Oneida County was killed late Thursday night on a Lewis County trail. Read More ⇒Snowmobile death on West Turin trails is second in less than a month
MASSENA — The search has reopened to find a candidate to replace Massena Central School Superintendent Patrick H. Brady when he retires at the end of the 2022-23 school year. Read More ⇒Search reopened for upcoming superintendent vacancy at Massena Central
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