Port Leyden News

The recent Adirondack Youth Climate Summit at the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, N.Y., provided an opportunity for four Clarkson University students to increase their awareness of climate change causes, solutions and implications, especially as it relates to the Clarkson campus.

A barn fire Monday night in the town of West Turin killed 120 cows and 40 calves.

About 120 cows and 40 calves died late Monday night in a barn fire on 3513 West Road that was a total loss.

While police agencies are used to finding marijuana growing in Lewis County fields at this time of the year, this week they found growing systems in two houses.

An injured driver escaped from her burning car just before it was engulfed in flames, according to the Lewis County Sheriff's Department.

Port Leyden Couple Arrested for "Grow House" A Port Leyden Couple is facing felony drug charges for allegedly growing marijuana in their home.

Judy R. Madill, since she was old enough to vote, had used little levers to cast votes.

"Historic Tales From the Adirondack Almanack" has been published by The History Press, Charleston, S.C., as part of its American Chronicles series.

Brian D. Williams Two brothers in Lewis County are accused of having sex with a 13 year old child.

Clifford R. Donaldson Jr., the north country representative for the state Department of Labor, stopped by the civic center Thursday to talk to village employees about their health concerns.

The federal government's plan to restructure General Motors is designed to improve the finances for the ailing automaker.

A Lewis County man with a long history of arrests for being under the influence of inhalants was picked up again Friday after a trespassing complaint at a defunct paper mill.