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Abolish antiquated property tax system
In regard to the Dec. 14 article "Clifton claims victory on sites," I generally agree with Robert Snider's assessment of the property tax situation in the town of Clifton.
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DANC gets broadband-funds boost
The Development Authority of the North Country will receive $5 million to $20 million from the federal government to add broadband infrastructure for high-speed Internet access in Northern New York.
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Friday, December 18, 2009, 11:40am CANTON - Tourism businesses wishing to participate in the St.
Clifton claims victory on sites
A settlement between the town of Clifton and the state over three years of challenged assessments on waterfront property is being hailed as a win for the town.
Dear Santa: Please send me some critters...
This is the time of year when I used to put together my list of things I hoped to get from Santa at Christmas.
Good Life: Your positive achievements
At the October Boy Scout Troop 95 Court of Honor, six Scouts and three adult Scouters were recognized for taking part in a 50-mile backpacking trip at Cranberry Lake in upstate New York.
A few state campgrounds remain open this weekend
Many of the state's 52 campgrounds in the Adirondacks and Catskills closed on Labor Day, but 31 remain open for fall camping.
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Thursday, October 08, 2009, 11:28am CRANBERRY LAKE - The St. Lawrence County Housing Council will be helping people in the southernmost part of St.
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Eating the Adirondacks :: A Locavore's Dilemma in the North Country
There's no better way to start an Adirondacks tour than with a boat ride. The fact that it was not a penile boat, , but a pontoon boat was, at first, disappointing.
Wilderness plan has pros, cons
The reaction was mixed at a public hearing Monday at the Ranger School on an Adirondack Park Agency proposal to classify a waterway for the first time, along with thousands of other acres, as wilderness.
Summer Camp Takes Precautions Against Swine Flu
Share + Jul 7, 2009 4:19 pm US/Eastern Reporting Tony Aiello WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. At Cranberry Lake Ecology Camp, the only thing they want kids to catch are insects.
Wonder what those big purple prisms are, hanging from the trees on either side of the highway as you drive through the north country? The 2-foot-long gizmos swaying from branches 15 to 20 feet up - especially visible in St.
Leiper Patterson Read, Jr., 88, of Cranberry Lake
Leiper Patterson Read, Jr., of Cranberry Lake, New York, passed away on May 8 at his winter home near Foley, Alabama, after a brief illness.
New 50-mile trail now open in Cranberry Lake
Officials snipped a set of well-worn boot laces connected by a blue trail marker Saturday to commemorate the opening of a 50-mile trail system around Cranberry Lake.
Assembly Passes NNY Waterways Bill
A bill authored by Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell to designate the Chaumont River and Chaumont Bay as inland waterways has passed the Assembly .
This Saturday marks the 17th annual National Trails Day. It's an opportunity for the public and trail enthusiasts to explore and celebrate the nation's trail system.
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