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WATERTOWN — City officials can now start planning the redevelopment of the former Ogilvie Foods plant site on the city’s east side for single-family homes after an extensive environmental cleanup. Read More ⇒Former Ogilvie Foods site ready for redevelopment
CAZENOVIA — Cazenovia College said Wednesday it will permanently close after its spring 2023 semester. Read More ⇒Cazenovia College to close after nearly 200 years
ALBANY — Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul warned Wednesday that New Yorkers are facing a potential triple threat as rising COVID-19, flu and RSV cases ahead of the holidays strain hospital resources.
CARTHAGE — Bids will be accepted until midnight Saturday for the Friends of the Carthage Free Library’s second annual Holiday Silent Auction. Place bids at CarthageFreeLibrary.org. Read More ⇒Carthage Free Library auction closes Saturday
CANTON — Adirondack Mac, the mascot for the Lake Placid 2023 FISU World University Games, will be visiting downtown businesses in Potsdam and Canton Friday just before the arrival of the games’ torch, according to Brooke E. Rouse, tourism director for the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce. Read More ⇒FISU Games torch to visit Canton, Potsdam Friday
CANTON – Canton Central School Superintendent Ronald P. Burke delivered a message to parents and school community members about the flu season spreading across the state. Read More ⇒Canton Central School, state warn of uptick in respiratory illnesses
ALBANY — Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul warned Wednesday that New Yorkers are facing a potential triple threat as rising COVID-19, flu and RSV cases ahead of the holidays strain hospital resources. Read More ⇒New York monitoring hospital capacity amid ‘tripledemic’
Free Narcan training is now being offered by the Northern Regional Center for Independent Living in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties through its partnership with the Credo Community Center for substance abuse treatment. Read More ⇒Free Narcan training offered in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties
BRASHER — North Side Energy Center was unsuccessful in its attempt to have a rehearing with the state Board on Electric Generation Siting and Environment regarding its plan to construct a 180-megawatt solar facility in the towns of Brasher, Norfolk and Massena. Read More ⇒State siting board rejects North Side Energy Center’s request for rehearing
With the holiday season coming up, consumers need to be on their toes to avoid scammers looking to swindle or steal. Read More ⇒Beware the scammers: Online rip-offs proliferate in the holiday season
WATERTOWN — Convalt Energy Inc. and EGATi — Thailand’s state-operated energy agency — has announced that they have entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding to invest minority equity in Convalt’s solar manufacturing business and in renewable power projects in the United States. Read More ⇒Convalt, Thailand plan to work together on renewable energy projects
LOWVILLE — Lewis County legislators continued to streamline the way they do business with a resolution approved at Tuesday night’s board meeting. Read More ⇒Contract approval procedures get an overhaul in Lewis County
WATERTOWN — City Councilwoman Lisa A. Ruggiero just wants to know how the tax sale certificate process for a commercial building at 235 Main Ave. got so messed up. Read More ⇒‘Flawed’ tax sale process questioned in Watertown property transaction
MASSENA — Holiday shopping was in full swing Monday night, and shoppers at the Massena Walmart Supercenter were greeted by a young bellringer manning the Salvation Army’s red kettle. Read More ⇒Trinity Catholic School student mans red kettles for Salvation Army
WATERTOWN — The city is requiring an appraisal as part of the deal to purchase the Watertown Golf Club for $3.4 million from owner Michael E. Lundy. Read More ⇒City to require appraisal in $3.4 million purchase of Watertown Golf Club
WATERTOWN — The City Council on Monday night decided to set a 9 p.m. closing for the pavilion in the J.B. Wise parking lot as a way to dissuade the homeless from using the facility. Read More ⇒Watertown City Council sets 9 p.m. closure for Butler Pavilion
POTSDAM — A proposal to move away from requiring orange labeled bags for village trash pickup drew comments from several residents Monday night. Read More ⇒Potsdam residents express varied opinions on proposal to nix orange trash bags
WATERTOWN — Rebecca Bender, human trafficking survivor, author, public speaker and law enforcement assistant in trafficking cases, spoke on Tuesday at Jefferson Community College about her experience being trafficked and how it shaped her life after escape. Read More ⇒Human trafficking survivor tells of trauma, triumph in JCC presentation
POTSDAM — The village board on Monday night ratified an agreement with the town board that will see both entities supporting the new pickleball courts at Sandstoner Park. Town and village residents will both pay a reduced membership rate of $60, with everyone else paying $125. Read More ⇒Potsdam village approves joint deal with town to fund pickleball courts
POTSDAM — A new pavilion is taking shape in Ives Park this week. Read More ⇒New pavilion in Potsdam’s Ives Park takes shape
CANTON — Volunteer firefighters got to a fire quickly Tuesday morning and were able to limit damage to the house at 6069 Route 11. Read More ⇒Fire damages Route 11 house in Canton
WATERTOWN — City Councilwoman Sarah V. Compo Pierce might be interested in replacing County Legislator Scott A. Gray. Read More ⇒Watertown Councilwoman Compo Pierce considering move to county legislature
WATERTOWN — Andrew J. Foster, 42, of Burlington Street, was charged by city police on Monday with second-degree harassment, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Read More ⇒Blotter: Recent Watertown city police activity
FORT DRUM — More than 300 noncommissioned officers gave children a “Mountain of Toys” Monday for their yearly campaign that provides children with one more gift during the holiday season. Read More ⇒Fort Drum holds ‘Mountain of Toys’ campaign
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