Ogdensburg News

Thursday, June 18, 2009, 11:40am State police have arrested an Ogdensburg teenager with assault, investigated an accident in Gouverneur and charged a Brasher man with pot possession.

The state Superior Court in Newton is seeking volunteers to consider facts surrounding juvenile cases and make recommendations to the judge.

Being anything other than a teacher has never crossed Janice Sund's mind. "From the moment I stepped into my first classroom as a kindergarten student, I knew that teaching was the career for me," she said.

The Vernon Township Hisorical Preservation Commission will have a dedication ceremony for the Denton-Wallace House at 10 a.m. Saturday at 309 state Route 94.

Democrats can run in Nov. election Three Democratic candidates from across Sussex County have received enough write-in votes to have their names placed on the November ballots.

By BRUCE A. SCRUTON bscruton@njherald.com HOPATCONG - A student in the Hopatcong school district has become the second confirmed case of swine flu in Sussex County, although that confirmation comes just the day before the student is cleared to return to school, officials said.

By SETH AUGENSTEIN and TOM HOWELL JR. newsroom@njherald.com HACKENSACK a ' Reports cataloguing the New Jersey policea TMs use of physical force are still wrapped up in a court appeal, with lawyers arguing Wednesday morning before a panel of appellate judges.

In Sussex County, one case of swine flu or H1 N1 virus has been confirmed. The case is a student at Ogdensburg Elementray School.

Registration for the Ogdensburg 5K continues. The fee to compete will be $18 until June 1, when the fee will increase to $20. On race day, June 20, the fee will be $22. The half-mile Fun Run will be held at 8:30 a.m., with the same starting and finish lines as the 5K.

Memorial Day events BRANCHVILLE a ' The Pvt. Peter S. Hotalen Post No. 157 of the American Legion will hold its annual Memorial Day parade on May 25, at 10 a.m. This yeara TMs participants include the High Point Regional High School band, as well as local fire departments and rescue squads.

Computer carcasses, abandoned printers and other electronic castoffs fill the aisles at Back Thru the Future Computer Recycling in Sussex County.

The slowing of one of Sussex County's main traffic corridors is coming soon. The Board of Chosen Freeholders is preparing a resolution to decrease the speed limits along county routes 616 and 517, one of the county's most driven stretches of road.

The county's rich heritage of agriculture, mills, mining, the military and education will be showcased Saturday at Sussex County History Day at Sussex County Community College.

Fiscal fitness replaced physical fitness for some Sussex County residents Wednesday at the Hardyston YMCA as part of Money Smart Week.

In the midst of the current financial unrest, there is good news for most taxpayers living in the Wallkill Valley Regional High School district.

Pass It Along, a volunteer organization, is hosting an expo from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at the Sparta United Methodist Church.

A new community center will provide day programs for SCARC clients and a new training facility for SCARC employees.

The Sussex County Board of Freeholders is looking to spend about $800,000 for repairs at the county's vocational school and possibly using that money to leverage additional money under from the federal stimulus ...

A New Jersey developer is planning a $4 million to $7 million townhouse and hotel development in downtown Ogdensburg, according to The Advance News.

After a 10-year absence from being a Sussex County school administrator, Dennis Pallozzi is back.