Lyons Falls News

The Lowville State Police arrested three subjects involved in a theft of a four wheeler.

A new state police system of disseminating information to the news media resulted Thursday in a report of a Boonville man's arrest, when in fact he is not facing any charges.

Lewis County's I.D.A. executive says his agency has never used eminent domain proceedings in its 35 years of existence.

Several area residents recently received awards from Clarkson University. Residents and their awards follow: Brandon Acres,Madrid, a junior majoring in business and technology management.

New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Astrid Glynn Monday announced $20 million in state funding for projects that will upgrade critical rail infrastructure across New York State. via Empire State News

“This is, by far, the largest industrial site we have that's in the Empire Zone”

Lewis County economic development officials are eying the shuttered paper mill here as a potential business park. via Watertown Daily Times

“We're very fortunate to have someone of Cindy's caliber”

When Joseph L. Rich steps down as executive director of the Disabled Persons Action Organization at the end of the year, Cynthia L. FitzPatrick will be ready to take his place. via Watertown Daily Times

Loyd and Paula Ramsey of Lubbock, Texas, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Michelle Wolf of Red Bluff, to Gary Alan Croniser II of Lyons Falls, N.Y. The prospective groom's parents are Gary and ... via Red Bluff Daily News

“The big problem seems to be people stealing the services without tax payers paying for it”

The village of Lyons Falls is producing more garbage than it should be mainly because residents from outside the village are adding their own garbage to the pile. via WWNY-TV Watertown

Verizon Wireless announced that it has expanded its network in Lewis County, New York with new cell site in Brantingham. via TMCnet

“I think Otis hired about 78 people in the last year and we are continuing to expand and grow the facilities so it will create more jobs”

More jobs and more-cutting edge products will soon be added to a Lyons Falls business. via News 10 Now

“We have invested a lot in the manufacturing capabilities. We can't compete globally with labor, so we need to do it with automation and technology. This is a big investment to make us competitive in a global market”

A leading Lewis County employer is taking major steps toward growth. On Wednesday, officials at Otis Technology broke ground for a $3.1 million expansion project. via WWNY-TV Watertown

The expansion of a Lewis County business will be bigger than expected. Otis Technology, which manufactures gun cleaning systems for the military and for civilian customers, announced plans last year to add on ... via WWNY-TV Watertown

“We've gotten some awards from the different organizations that we've helped and this is a privilege cause this is where we are, we live here, we breathe here, you know, this is our second home away from home. It's just exciting and I thank everybody”

A surprise award for two citizens of the Village of Lyons Falls. Pete Csagola and Millie Tully are the first recipients of the Lyons Falls Citizenship Award. via News 10 Now

The Lewis County Sheriff's Department accused a Port Leyden teenager of stealing more than $19,000 from his employer. via WWNY-TV Watertown

Posted by Pedro Ramirez III October 19, 2007 2:15PM A 40-year-old man from Lyons Falls in Lewis County is facing felony charges of first-degree criminal sexual act and first-degree sex abuse related to alleged ... via The Post-Standard

The documentary "Little Ditch: The Black River Canal" premiered at the Palace Theater Sunday. via News 10 Now