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Franklin County man charged with sharing grand jury secrets
A grand juror was escorted out of the grand jury chambers Thursday morning in handcuffs by New York State Police.
Totem Pole is giving its audience what they want. Its show budget for 2013 is $1.6 million, up from $300,000 in 2012.
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Grass, brush fires keep Franklin County volunteers busy
Twelve departments, including Dickinson, were called to the Niles Road in Dickinson starting shortly after 6 p.m. on Saturday for a wildland fire.
With a new business strategy, Totem Pole Playhouse faces a make-or-break year
Totem Pole is giving its audience what they want. Its show budget for 2013 is $1.6 million, up from $300,000 in 2012.
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St. Lawrence Gas hopes to energize lines into Tri-Town by July
Enbridge St. Lawrence Gas officials hope to be able to energize their natural gas pipeline expansion in the Tri-Town area by July.
Police: NY woman scammed $300K from priest, others
An ex-convict has been charged with scamming about $300,000 from a priest and his former parishioners in northern New York.
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Medicaid, social security top Owens agenda in visit with seniors
Approximately 200 members of the Franklin County Association of Senior Citizens converged on the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino on Tuesday morning to hear from their congressnman, who largely spoke about two federal programs who uncertain fate weighed heavily on their minds: Medicaid and Social Security.
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Brasher teen pleads guilty to his role in Franklin County home invasion
An 18-year-old from Brasher Falls admitted his role in a February 2012 home invasion in St.
Hogansburg grass fire deemed suspicious, came close to 3 homes
A Wednesday fire that came close to three Raquette Point Road dwellings is considered suspicious in origin, but neither the Franklin County Cause and Origin Team nor St.
Franklin County attorney mulls entering St. Lawrence County DA race
'I'm testing the waters. I went and talked to the Conservatives this morning,' he said Sunday.
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Town officials, justices have differing views on derelict properties in Fort
Bruce McCaffrey approached the town board this week to see if anything could be done about his neighbor's property strewn with garbage and debris, but town officials seem to have differing opinions about why he's never been prosecuted.