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North Country Responds To Devastating Pfizer Announcement
"Things happen, things leave, things close. Whether it's an Air Force base, paper mill or pharmaceutical company, the mark of a community is how it responds," said Gary Douglas of the North Country Chamber of Commerce.
Police: Drunk Driver Picks Up Drunk Driver From Station 11min
Police made two drunken driving arrests Sunday after a woman showed up at the police station to pick up her friend, who had just gotten a drunken driving charge of his own.
West Chazy man now accused of abusing two boys
Thomas L. West is now accused of sexually abusing two boys from the area. The West Chazy man, 44, was first arrested in July after he allegedly had sexual contact with a 10-year-old boy at least three times earlier this year.
NNY Farms in Statewide Research Project
Dairy farmers Dan Chambers of Heuvelton, NY; David Fisher of Madrid, NY; and Darren McIntyre of Lowville, NY; and Crop Manager Jake Ashline at the W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute in Chazy, NY, are four of 10 farmers participating in a statewide, two-year research project evaluating ways to use manure, conserve soil, and reduce fertilizer ...
SP Chazy - Arrests in school break-ins
Chazy, NY - On October 28, 2009, New York State Police in Chazy arrested Joshua R. Snide , age 19, and Dustin R. Snide , age 18, both of Ellenburg Depot, New York pursuant to an investigation involving a Burglary and Criminal Mischief to the Northern Adirondack Central School in Ellenburg, New York, which occurred sometime between the evening of ...
Ella Braje, 5, of Plattsburgh inspects a pumpkin while trying to make the perfect decision in the pumpkin patch at Rulfs Orchard in Peru.
Police: Drugged Driver Caused Deadly Wreck
New York State Police say the man who caused a double-fatal crash last week in Plattsburgh was impaired by drugs.
Fatal accident claims two lives
Two men have died as the result of a motor vehicle accident according to New York State Police.
Flu Problem Nixes School Perfect Attendance Awards
After the announcement of an H1N1 related death in Clinton County, school administrators aren't changing too much of what they do.
Asset Management Training for Farmers
Asset Management Training for Farmers: Speakers to Teach on Value, Buying, Selling, Managing, Refinancing in Chazy, Canton & Burrville The economic times have farmers watching many of their assetsa value fall.
Valcour Island Recognized for Historic Fossil Reef
Valcour Island is now recognized as part of a 450-million-year-old fossilized coral reef along Lake Champlain.
The Clinton County Advocacy and Resource Center hosted its second annual Fall Festival at the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Morrisonville Oct.
Ken Lushia, West Chazy, holds a copy of a resolution passed by the Clinton County Board of Legislators in honor of his late wife, Sandra Lushia, who died in a car crash March 31.
NNY Growers Testing New Apples
Chazy, NY - New varieties of apples are the rage this fall and third-generation apple grower Donald F. "Tre" Green III of Chazy is among orchard owners harvesting both new and traditional varieties.
CROP Walk begins at Presbyterian church next Sunday
The people of the Northern Tier are once again joining to fight world hunger. The annual Northern Tier CROP Walk will take place next Sunday, Oct.
Doris E. Bishop, 83, of Talcville
Doris E. Bishop, age 83, of Talcville, died on Friday evening, September 25, 2009 at E.J. Noble Hospital, Gouverneur.
Life of heartache and poverty still had its joys
She's small and frail. She can't see very well anymore. Her hearing isn't all that great, either.
Please make sure your Speakout is not longer than 100 words. We will reject them completely or cut them down if they are too long.
Scholarship dedicated to longtime human-services advocate
Ken and Sandy Lushia are shown together shortly before her death earlier this year.
Wet, Cool Summer Poses Problems For Pumpkins
After significant rain in recent seasons, apples are back on the menu in upstate New York -- but pumpkin crops are giving farmers worry.