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One injured in Deferiet house fire
Deferiet Fire Chief Timothy J. Irey said the lone occupant of a home at 21 Wilna Ave. received minor burns on his arms and was taken to Carthage Area Hospital by the Carthage Area Rescue Squad.
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North Country Regional Council approves recommended projects
The North Country Regional Economic Development Council has approved its list of recommended projects to be awarded Infrastructure Funds at its meeting held at SUNY Potsdam.
Twenty families move in for grand opening of Beaver Meadows Apartments
A newlywed military couple was one of the 20 families who claimed new homes Saturday at Beaver Meadows Apartments in Watertown.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki celebrates milestones for Syracuse VA hospital
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki was in Syracuse last week, to mark the 60th anniversary of the city's VA Medical Center.
Man accused of chasing ex-wife following domestic dispute
A Watertown man faced multiple criminal charges after he allegedly chased his ex-wife from the city to a home on Fort Drum following a domestic dispute.
Since 2001, 2238 U.S. troops have died while serving in Afghanistan; 4486 U.S. troops died from 2003 to 2012 while serving in Iraq.
Drone hangar project moves forward in congressional budget discussions
A $4.7 million expansion to an unmanned-aircraft hangar at Fort Drum's Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield is moving closer to reality, passing multiple hurdles in congressional budget discussions.
New York state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli Wednesday discussed with government leaders the results of his study of Watertown's finances.
Fort Drum confirms posthumous promotion of officer killed last week
Lt. Col. Leonard, 39, of Warwick, was one of three killed in an attack June 8 in Paktika Province, Afghanistan, by a man wearing an Afghan army uniform.
NY soldier killed in action to be buried at West Point
WARWICK A Warwick native, who was killed in Afghanistan last weekend, will be laid to rest at the West Point Cemetery.
LeRay clerk retires today after guiding town finances for 39 years
The supervisor's administrative clerk - who retires today - has been quietly steering LeRay's financial operations since 1974, a time when today's beehive of businesses outside Fort Drum's gate was almost nonexistent.
Five indicted on meth-making charges in Watertown
Joel R. Gillespie, 32, Kellie L. Belcher, 31, Edgar L. Richardson II, 35, and Shawn L. Exford, 22, all of Watertown, and Daniel L. Merritt, 37, LaFargeville, are each charged with second-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, criminal possession of the precursors to methamphetamine and unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine.
Memorial service for Raymundo held in Texas
A memorial service for the late Army Pfc. Mariano Raymundo was held in Texas, according to the 21-year-old soldier's family.
Working dog detachment at Fort Drum wins prestigious award
The U.S. Army Forces Command's Best Military Working Dog Detachment Award has been bestowed upon the 8th Military Police Working Dog Detachment, 91st Military Police Battalion, according to an article in The Mountaineer .
Wide range of artifacts at Fort Drum museum
A rare early 20th century machine gun, a sampling of Mussolini's medals and a rock from Somalia.
Two New Yorkers, including West Point grad, killed in Afghanistan
WASHINGTON A Warwick woman, who was an intelligence officer in the US Army, was killed in Afghanistan along with another soldier, the US Defense Department announced on Tuesday.
State Comptroller: Watertown boasts strong financial picture
The state Comptroller's office gave the city of Watertown such a glowing fiscal report on Wednesday that Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham took two large charts on its finances back to City Hall with him as souvenirs.
Strongest Warrior Competition set for Saturday in Watertown, N.Y.
After a successful debut last year, the Strongest Warrior Competition will make its return to Watertown this weekend in what organizers hope will again live up to its name and prove to be an even bigger and better event.
Pentagon confirms deaths of 2 Fort Drum Soldiers
The Pentagon and Ft. Drum are now confirming the deaths of two 10th Mountain Division soldiers this past weekend in Afghanistan.
Today in Washington: Pentagon, Army leaders see no need for East Coast missile defense
Two senior officers from the Pentagon and Army say there is no military need for an East Coast missile defense site, according to the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.