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Grant funding is available for job creation projects in eligible northern border communities, according to Rep.
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Watertown man arrested on criminal-contempt charge
Anthony E. Bishop, 42, Maywood Terrace, Apt. 145, was charged by Watertown police early Friday with first-degree criminal contempt.
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State seeking citizen scientists (with smartphones) to map invasive species
Become one of the citizen scientists who document invasive species using smartphones, digital cameras and laptops to give researchers more data.
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Sackets Harbor medical clinic prepares to open
Days away from the opening of a new clinic in the village, residents spoke favorably of the services it could offer them.
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Non-ethanol fuel catches on at north country gas stations; Nice N Easy is latest to join trend
Ethanol is a renewable energy source that produces less air pollution than pure gasoline.
Watertown man held on disorderly conduct
Joshua S. Lafler, 21, of 221 Clinton St., was charged by Watertown police early Thursday morning in the 500 block of Clay Street with disorderly conduct.
Anti-wind group accuses Clayton town board of canceling meetings because of video cameras
A relatively new anti-wind organization is accusing the Town Council of canceling two scheduled meetings because the group started hiring Steve Weed Productions, Watertown, to videotape these open sessions.
Cape Vincent town government, WPEG awarded majority of wind project intervenor funding
The town government and Wind Power Ethics Group were awarded more than $80,000 in intervenor funds Tuesday night to hire six experts to help them review the Cape Vincent Wind Farm proposal.
Stalled out frontal boundary to the north keeps work week weather unsettled
The passage of a warm front yesterday was responsible for the northward transport of some of some unseasonably mild air over the region.
Police: Adams woman fraudulently obtained $3,200 in food stamps
An Adams woman faces allegations that she received more than $3,000 in food stamps to which she was not entitled.
Watertown woman arrested on assault charge
Aaron M. Peabody, 24, of 110 N. Indiana Ave., was charged by Watertown police early Monday with third-degree assault.
Watertown man allegedly rammed vehicle into one occupied by two women
Christopher J. Beardmore, 23, of 623 Burlington St., Upper Apt., was charged by city police Saturday with two counts of second-degree reckless endangerment and single counts of first-degree criminal contempt, leaving the scene of a property-damage accident, second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and following too closely.
Watertown man cited with endangering the welfare of a child
Michael R. Glassel, 22, of 1265 Coffeen St., Apt. 2, was charged by Watertown police Sunday night with endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree harassment.
Missing Irondequoit woman found
Irondequoit Police say they have found the missing 88 year-old woman. Police say they found Flor Guzman in Watertown, NY.
Two vehicles stolen, destroyed by fires
State police in Watertown are seeking the public's help in solving the theft and arson of two vehicles that were taken over the weekend from residences in the town of LeRay and village of Theresa.
Seniors club needs a meeting place
We are theNew Watertown Senior Citizens Club of Jefferson County formed in 1979.
E.J. Noble Hospital lab expands services
The list of on-site analysis of lab tests is growing, which means results will be available faster, speeding up diagnosis and treatment, especially for those receiving emergency care.
Traffic delays expected next week on Coffeen St. in Watertown
Repairs to the Railroad Crossing on Coffeen St will temporarily close a portion of Watertown's busiest Streets next week.
Drug raid results in arrest for Watertown teen
Several area Police agencies raided an apartment at 211 South Meadow St. in Watertown shortly after 5:00 Thursday morning.
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Norfolk woman named Dunkin Donuts Red Cross Volunteer of Month
The American Red Cross of Northern New York is proud to award three volunteers with the 'Dunkin' Donuts Volunteer of the Month' award for the first quarter of 2013.