Carthage News

About a year after the Tug Hill Commission created the Black River Initiative to gather ideas and garner funding to address a multitude of concerns along the river, many small projects are under way to improve navigation, recreation, economic development and water quality.

This photo released interior designer Lynn Cobb shows her renovated dining room.

After years of scrambling to build adequate housing for soldiers and families, the supply may finally be catching up to the demand.

Mark Morris 's danced production of Purcell's opera "Dido and Aeneas" - a staging excellent as dance and phenomenal as dramatic poetry - had its premiere in Brussels 20 years ago.

The following are charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Kevin M. Atkins, 46, of 660 Factory St., Watertown, is charged with felony aggravated unlicensed operation and misdemeanor DWI following his arrest by Watertown police at 9:15 p.m. Monday in a parking lot in the 900 block of Arsenal Street.

The number of newly confirmed cases of the H1N1 influenza, or swine flu, keeps increasing, and more cases are expected to be announced soon.

On the heels of the Carthage Area Hospital's groundbreaking for the Community Health Center, hospital Administrator Walter H. Becker announced that seven doctors will be joining the team.

NEW YORK a ' One thing about Mary Beth Renaud's new place: It instantly felt like home.

Interior designer Lynn Cobb shows her kitchen before and after renovation. Cobb gave her home in Norfolk, Va., an extensive makeover after buying it from her parents.

Since the New York Institute for Brain Injury, Carthage, seems to have fizzled, another traumatic brain injury rehabilitation service might roll into town.

The 2009 class leaders of Copenhagen Central School are Augusta A. Williams, valedictorian, Joseph S. Foy, salutatorian, and Michael K. McDonald, vocational leader.

Lewis County officials plan to start a public transportation system as soon as next month by mainly using existing private bus routes.

The following face charges of driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Shannon M. Melinda, 25, of 1620 Huntington St., was stopped at 2:33 a.m. Saturday on the 300 block of Mill Street.

On May 23, 2009, at approximately 9:30pm, State Police in Carthage were dispatched to a serious physical injury automobile accident on County Route 47, in the Town of Champion, Jefferson County, approximately 1/2 mile south of the Pennock Road The A investigation revealed that a 2003 Hyundia Sante Fe was being operated southbound by Rebecca Besaw, ...

Roy Mitchell, a 1989 East Central High School graduate, is getting a free residence for his family courtesy of Homes for Our Troops.

Every school district budget in Jefferson County was approved Tuesday, many by large margins.

Voters will go to the polls today to decide the fate of school budgets. With the persistent increase in operating costs and the national recession, many schools have had to dip heavily into a rainy-day well, known as a fund balance, in an effort to keep property taxes low.

A Carthage man suffered what appeared to be minor injuries when an ATV rolled over late Sunday morning near Felts Mills.

News that Chrysler plans to close almost 800 dealerships in the U.S. may have Detroit and bankruptcy lawyers buzzing, but targeted local franchise owners in Carthage and Malone insist their operations will not shut down.

Six Central New York dealerships are among the 789 that Chrysler, LLC wants to eliminate, according to court records posted online by The Wall Street Journal.