Tupper Lake News

A free concert for the youth of Tupper Lake will feature two bands native to the town.

Hackett's Store brand is emerging from debt with a plan. The Tupper Lake store will stay open, but the idea to add a store in Lake Placid will take a back seat to new stores eyed for Queensbury and Plattsburgh.

A Funeral Mass for Mildred M. McPherson, 89 a resident of the Adirondack Medical Center Mercy Care Facility in Tupper Lake and formerly of Parkview Rise in Ogdensburg will be held on Monday at 1:00pm at St.

The owner of shopping plazas in Gouverneur and Watertown where Hacketts is located believes those stores won't stay vacant and may even be home to a revitalized Hacketts in the future.

The last week or so we've had what appear to be a lot of comments to the In Box from outside the North Country -- and frankly, from outside our extended community.

The new river otter exhibit at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park is nearing completion, and a preview event to thank donors has been planned.

Mediation meant to address multiple concerns over resort development in Tupper Lake has officially ended.

Thursday, June 18, 2009, 11:02am STAR LAKE - Two women have been charged with disorderly conduct in connection with an April 23 disturbance at Clifton-Fine Central School.

A third person has officially entered the race to replace John McHugh in Congress.

State Police arrested two women after a disturbance at the Clifton-Fine Central School in Star Lake.

Lillian Barrett, 91, of Tupper Lake, died Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at the Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake.

On a clear day you can see to Canada, Lake Champlain, or Vermont from the top of Whiteface Mountain.

Star Lake-based State Police arrested a second man for Unlawful Possession of Marijuana at a Pitcairn road checkpoint on Saturday night.

Hacketts is closing its anchor department store, located at University Plaza in Canton.

Authorities say workers may have falsified fire drill records at the state-run group home in the Adirondacks where a blaze killed four people in March.

The public is invited to attend an evening seminar about how the Adirondacks will be affected by global warming and other environmental concerns.

New traffic signs at some intersections may be surprising and possibly confusing some drivers.

Christine Campeau gripped one side of a two-'man' cross-cut saw and pulled it toward her.

There will soon be surveillance cameras on main streets in Franklin County communities like Tupper Lake, and along the northern border.

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