Little Falls News

Approximately 45,000 physicians are selected from the U.S. as being the top in their fields and most qualified for reviewing and treating complex medical conditions.

A 24 year old man is charged in connection with six of eight intentionally set fires which have occurred in Little Falls over last couple of months.

This week's "My turn" column is by Dr. William Streck, president and chief executive officer of Basset Healthcare.

Observer-Dispatch employees Pete Mytych and Theresa Swider have been promoted. Mytych, former controller for the O-D, has been promoted to director of finance for the Observer-Dispatch, in addition to his assignment as regional controller for the Atlantic Newspapers of GateHouse Media.

O'Brien steps down from Workforce Investment Board Robin O'Brien of Clinton, the CEO of U.S. Cares and the chairperson of the tri-county Workforce Investment Board since its inception, has stepped down from the post.

Several local residents are scheduled to complete their baccalaureate studies in December at SUNY Oswego.

HERKIMER, N.Y. - A day after he was sentenced in Oneida County Court to 25 years in state prison for rape, 44-year-old David Lipiec of Little Falls was sentenced in Herkimer County Court for kidnapping and possession of prison contraband.

Mr. Wesley W. "Wes" Dibble, 61 of River Road, Fort Plain, passed away on Wednesday morning, November 25, 2009, peacefully at Bassett Healthcare, Cooperstown, following an extended illness.

Family Dollar in Little Falls will close its doors Saturday, Dec. 5, said Richelle Cumm, the store's assistant manager.

Dan Duggan, of Red Creek, plays a hammered Dulcimer while selling some of his recordings during t... Photo 1 of 6 Dan Duggan, of Red Creek, plays a hammered Dulcimer while selling some of his recordings during t... Photo 2 of 6 Ed Bradt, of Queensbury, makes kettle corn from Daddz Krazy Kettle Corn during the 33rd Herkimer ... Photo 3 of 6 Alisa ...

High upon a hillside in Little Falls, NY sits a tiny park with a monument to The Reverend Francis J. Bellamy, author of The Pledge of Allegiance.

NEW YORK Residents in a northern New York county have saved more than $60,000 from a local retail pharmacy chaina s prescription medication discount program, according to published reports.

Cazenovia, NY - Cazenovia residents will have a chance Monday to discuss a proposed local law that advocates say will help crack down on underage drinking.

29, 2009 Contact: Ted Fitzgerald Phone: 617-565-2074 US Labor Department's OSHA cites Little Falls, N.Y., paper mill for 33 safety and health violations after worker is caught in machine Burrows Paper Corp.

LITTLE FALLS, N.Y. - Yellow tape reading "Police Line Do Not Cross" roped off the outside of an abandoned warehouse on East Mill Street in Little Falls Wednesday afternoon.

A man was arrested for stabbing a co-worker in the leg in retaliation for an earlier incident, according to state police.

A former Little Falls Middle School teacher has been charged with stealing more than a quarter-million dollars in hunting and fishing gear while working part-time for his friend's family business and then selling the items on eBay.

By MICHELLE MILLER Staff Writer Founded in 1991 by the nonprofit organization Otsego 2000, the Cooperstown Farmers' Market has grown steadily over the years.

Marty Collins, 13, of Jordanville tosses a 58 pound hay bale during bale toss competition at the ... Photo 1 of 6 Eleanor Longway of Newport waves to a friend during the 34th annual Central New York Farm Progres... Photo 2 of 6 Ed Streater of Rome plays the bass guitar as The Ronnie Smith Band performs during the 34th annua... Photo 3 of 6 Oneida ...

Donna Donovan, publisher of the Utica Observer-Dispatch in New York, explains the GateHouse Media philosophy succinctly in a column posted Saturday on the newspaper's website.