PLATTSBURGH — About 50 supporters welcomed Tedra Cobb to American Legion Post 20 on Wednesday for the second of four stops on her “Fighting for Northern New York Tour.” Read More ⇒

CANTON — A St. Lawrence County grand jury on Nov. 14 handed up two indictments, one against a Potsdam man in connection to a burglary and the other against a Hogansburg man accused of driving drunk with children in his car. Read More ⇒

POTSDAM — Village police on Nov. 19 charged Tyler J. Burns, 30, with misdemeanor petit larceny. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — An alleged Nov. 15 attempt at evading a temporary immigration checkpoint led federal police to arrest what they say are a suspected human smuggler and five illegal immigrants from India. Read More ⇒

A Massena teen who committed a sexual act on a 10-year-old boy in 2018 was sentenced to probation Monday in St. Lawrence County Court. Read More ⇒

NORFOLK — A Chase Mills man was arrested earlier this month for what state police said was his physical assault of a woman who was driving a car he was a passenger in. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — City Council will hold a public hearing at its regular meeting at 7 p.m., Nov. 25, to consider changing the city charter to make it more difficult to fire the city manager. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — No one was injured after a pickup truck hit a parked vehicle and then rolled over Tuesday night. Read More ⇒

QUEENSBURY — Democratic NY-21 candidate Tedra Cobb criticized U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-Schuylerville, as a Washington insider who cares more about her corporate donors and helping other candidates than her constituents. Read More ⇒

MADRID — Three people are in custody following a meth lab bust at a County Route 14 residence by St. Lawrence County sheriff’s deputies. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG – The City Council voted, Monday night, to ratify the last of five union contracts that were set to expire on Dec. 31. Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — The new owner of the Jreck Subs franchise says he is committed to enhancing the company’s brand that has been known throughout the north country for more than 50 years. Read More ⇒

CANTON — Following an unscheduled visit to St. Lawrence University where she announced her proposed $50 billion Rebuild Rural America Act, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, addressed issues surrounding the status of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement or “USMCA,” the Trump impeachmen… Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — The U.S. Marshals Service has completed its auction of the Jreck Subs assets, revealing no additional information Monday about the buyer beyond the name of the limited liability company that submitted the highest bid. Read More ⇒

CANTON — Prospective tiny home buyers have until Dec. 2 to deliver a sealed bid to Canton Central School. Read More ⇒

CANTON — In a last-minute addition to St. Lawrence University’s 17th annual North Country Symposium, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., announced her $50 billion Rebuild Rural America Act, which she said would prioritize federal investment for rural communities and small towns across the state. Read More ⇒

CANTON — U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., was welcomed with applause Monday morning at St. Lawrence University’s 17th annual North Country Symposium, where she announced her $50 billion Rebuild Rural America Act,. St. Lawrence County IDA CFO Patrick J. Kelly said, if passed, the potenti… Read More ⇒

CANTON — Leigh Rodriguez, Canton’s Director of Economic Development, will lead a workshop and tour to explore opportunities in the Canton’s Gateway and Brownfield Opportunity Zone. Read More ⇒

POTSDAM — If you’ve ever wondered how much technology your smartphone has made obsolete, the Potsdam Museum will be giving visitors that opportunity during its Dec. 8 open house with a new exhibit, “Can You Hear Me Now: A History of Telecommunications.” Read More ⇒

POTSDAM — Brandon LaShomb was recently installed as the 2019-2020 vice president of the Rotary Club of Potsdam. Read More ⇒

MASSENA — The Massena Memorial Hospital Auxiliary invites the community to join in “keeping our children toasty warm from head to toe” this winter. The Auxiliary holds an annual collection of gently used apparel including winter coats, mittens, hats, gloves, scarves, socks and new underwear … Read More ⇒

POTSDAM — Clarkson University Professor Jim Peploski’s chemistry magic shows are a popular draw for the community, students, parents and alumni. Read More ⇒

GOUVERNEUR — Peggy Baker, LCSW, has joined the staff of St. Lawrence Health System. She is providing Behavioral Health care at Gouverneur Hospital through the Canton-Potsdam Hospital Specialty Practice, 77 West Barney Street, Gouverneur. Read More ⇒

CANTON — Traditional Arts of Upstate New York has invited the community to a cheese tasting with Alan Hersker of Oxbow Hall Farm. The tasting will take place at The TAUNY Center in Canton on Nov. 23 from 1-3 p.m. Read More ⇒

ODENSBURG — The Frederic Remington Art Museum invites the public to attend any of four “One Hour One Work” sessions in the month of December. This ongoing program is a chance for participants to slow down and dive deep into a single work of art on display at the Remington Museum. In December… Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — The St. Lawrence Valley Horsemen’s Association held its Annual Awards Banquet on Nov. 9. Division Champion and Reserve and ribbons for 3rd-10th winners were awarded, as well as the Individual Class Champion Awards. Recipients included: Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — The Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization and North Country Health Compass Partners introduced the recipients of the 2019 “Community Health Hero” Award. Read More ⇒

CANTON — A SUNY Canton student was recently recognized with a statewide award for overcoming difficulties during his education. Read More ⇒

PLATTSBURGH — Representatives from Clinton Community College and The State University of New York at Potsdam formally signed a memorandum of understanding that conditionally guarantees admission to SUNY Potsdam for CCC students who complete an associate degree. Read More ⇒

CANTON — The SUNY Canton Living Writers Series is honoring Native American Heritage Month with a guest speaker whose poetry deals with the marginalization of Native people. Read More ⇒

HERMON — Logan Velez, a 9-year-old Cub Scout of Hermon-DeKalb Pack 144, received two prestigious Cub Scout awards on Oct. 25 at his pack meeting. Read More ⇒

POTSDAM — SUNY Potsdam students with a passion and talent for Esports banded together over the past year to establish their own campus club team. Now competing in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, SUNY Potsdam’s Esports Club is fielding eight teams competing in four events against … Read More ⇒

CANTON — A Potsdam man charged with felony stalking had his trial, which was scheduled for Nov. 13, adjourned without date so that his attorney could seek out an expert witness. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — The comprehensive citywide draft zoning update, nearly five years in the making, has been delivered to City Council for consideration. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — City Council will meet for three consecutive Mondays as budget season winds down, union negotiations wrap up and plans for the summer begin to gel. Read More ⇒

CANTON — Echoing support of resolutions adopted by the state Association of Counties, St. Lawrence County legislators, last week, passed a resolution opposing a bill before the state Senate and Assembly restricting the use of solitary confinement in local jails. Read More ⇒

CANTON — The St. Lawrence County Planning Office is hosting its annual fall landuse training session at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 21, in the second-floor conference room of the County Public Safety Building, 49½ Court St. Read More ⇒