POTSDAM — Like a mother doting over her child, Rosemarie Rivezzi paced through the winds of a blustery Wednesday afternoon, looking over the recently completed Ives Park play area that was her brainchild in 2016.
MASSENA — Massena village trustees have authorized their code enforcement officer to take action on an unsafe condition after unsuccessful attempts to have the building owner address the situation.
CANTON — A former North Country Housing Council finance manager was arrested Tuesday by state police for allegedly using a company credit card to make personal purchases amounting to more than $8,000.
POTSDAM — Village Board members were met with praise and insight regarding the overall findings of a Clarkson University study of the condition of the village’s sidewalks and other pedestrian-used structures.
WATERTOWN — Developer Michael Lundy is proposing a scaled back project for the redevelopment of the old Medical Arts Building property on Clinton Street.
MASSENA — What was once a furniture and jewelry business on Water Street has been transformed into a multi-use building with three luxury apartments and future office space.
NORWOOD — With Halloween just around the bend, Village Police Officer in Charge Shawn J. Wells is advocating kids to have fun while being safe through a new program.
LOWVILLE — The Lewis County Historical Society, 7552 S State St, will host a Brown Bag Lunch at noon Wednesday, Sept. 11.
POTSDAM — Following the purchase of the 6968 Route 56 property earlier this summer, innovative motor maker LC Drives is still on the hunt for funding for a project that would involve building a 120,000-square-foot factory that officials said would lead to between 200 and 300 new jobs.
POTSDAM — The Lawrence Avenue Apartments on Debra Drive have new owners and with that will come a new look.
WATERTOWN — Two vacant apartment buildings in the city are getting facelifts.
BRASHER FALLS — While the town of Brasher’s zoning code addresses many topics, subdivisions haven’t been one of them. But that’s about to change.
POTSDAM — Renovating and revitalizing the village’s historic downtown is in high demand.
WATERTOWN — Dr. Jason White envisions a drastically different downtown a year from now, with several $10 million DRI projects already completed or underway.
WATERTOWN — Five downtown properties owned by real estate developer Brian H. Murray are about to change hands.
BRASHER FALLS — What started as two businesses is now two blocks that are filled with 14 businesses, offices and apartments in downtown Brasher Falls, and the property is available for purchase.
CANTON — Northern New York is a long way from Japan, Brazil and Sweden, but on Monday the three countries seemed a bit closer for members of the Canton Rotary Club.
WATERTOWN — An attorney representing Ives Hill Country Club owner P.J. Simao has raised questions about whether the posting of “public parking” signs at a city-owned lot adjacent to Watertown Golf Club property resolves all issues regarding use of the lot.
WATERTOWN — Amanda Ripley has interviewed people who study conflict all over the world and it’s made her lose sleep.
WATERTOWN — The city has started legal action against the owners of two Factory Street area properties in an attempt to have the owners clean up their sites.
The idea of a National Marine Sanctuary in Lake Ontario is much more than just protecting some shipwrecks and giving scuba divers some more areas to discover.
Jumping off the school bus one last time, losing bookbags in the depths under beds and planning leisurely days of ice cream, swimming and naps marks the beginning of summer vacation.
WATERTOWN — Realtor Lori J. Gervera initially bought the old Henry Wilson Jewelers building on Court Street in 2016 to use for storage.
WATERTOWN — State Supreme Court Judge James P. McClusky ruled Thursday that Watertown Golf Club Inc.’s encroachments onto city parkland are a separate issue from any pertaining to the club’s lease of city land.
DEFERIET — The owner of the closing Regis Court Apartments has found a prospective buyer for it and hopes close on a purchase next month.
WATERTOWN — The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the sale of a tax sale certificate for an apartment building at 603 Boyd St. to an Oswego County real estate developer.
WATERTOWN — As the City Council prepares to hold a special meeting to discuss what needs to be done about Watertown Golf Club Inc.’s encroachment onto city-owned parkland, a club shareholder and former member of its board of directors claims the existence of the encroachments have long been …
The paddling business in the Adirondack Park has expanded in recent decades, allowing for the activity to draw in tourists from around the world.
WATERTOWN — The Children’s Home of Jefferson County will be moving into the historic Empsall Building, where a new primary care and behavioral health clinic will open and 125 jobs will be brought to the center of downtown.
POTSDAM — Less than a month ago, a Missouri housing development company was awarded $5.6 million in grant funding from the state for the renovation of Clarkson University’s Old Snell Hall into 59 affordable housing apartments.
BROWNVILLE — Swarms of people walked the streets of Brownville Saturday morning as the 42nd annual General Brown Weekend was underway.
WATERTOWN — The city and Watertown Golf Club Inc. are asking a judge to deny a motion to renew a lawsuit over the city’s lease with the club for Thompson Park land used for half of the golf club’s course.
