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Village to run Oak Mountain ski area
As the Hamilton County Industrial Development Agency waits for the right offer, Oak Mountain Ski Center will open for the third consecutive season under village of Speculator management.
Nine months ago in Wells, a fire killed four people in a group home for the disabled.
Voting Machines Used Were Not Certified
The Dominion ImageCast voting machines used in this year's Nov. 3rd election, both in the 23rd Congressional Special Election and in the local elections around the state have not been certified for use by the State Board of Elections.
Fulton County death linked to swine.....
Fulton County public health officials reported the county's first swine flu-related death Thursday.
Virus in the Voting Machines: Tainted Results in Ny-23
The computerized voting machines used by many voters in the 23rd district had a computer virus - tainting the results, not just from those machines known to have been infected, but casting doubt on the accuracy of counts retrieved from any of the machines.
Updated 23rd District Election Counts
Today was the final day for absentee ballots to be received in New York's 23rd District Special Congressional Election.A Already three counties have completed the final vote counts, and Hamilton County has already certified those counts to the State Board of Elections.
Details of fire in Wells still unkn.....
It's been eight months since a fire at the Riverview group home destroyed a state Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities facility, killed four of the home's nine residents and displaced the others.
'Made in the Adirondacks' comes to Indian Lake
The Twelfth Annual Indian Lake Country Christmas Tour will bring the holiday spirit to Indian Lake on the weekend of Nov.
Today is just another day for hundreds of thousands of Americans. It's likely that as you are reading this, some of them are patrolling streets in Iraqi cities while others are carefully driving down a dusty mountain road in Afghanistan on alert for enemy fire.
In September's local primary elections, a couple of races were so close, they had to be decided by absentee ballots.
Land swap in Adirondacks tops ballots in Tuesday's election
Plans to relocate a power line in St. Lawrence County may involve only six acres of remote Adirondack land.
UC Authors Featured at Cincinnati's Third-Annual Books by the Banks: Cincinnati USA Book Festival
UC is represented among more than 80 national and regional authors at the Oct. 17 Books by the Banks book festival downtown.
Cheers and Jeers: Oct. 5, 2009
CHEERS to the National Park Service for its Scenic Byways program, which produces brochures to ballyhoo localities' assets to potential tourists.
Fire tower to be bathed in the color purple
The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake will participate in a statewide effort to raise awareness about domestic violence this Saturday, Oct.
Indian Lake Theatre Community Photo Festival set
Local professional photographer Bill Killon will host the 2009 Community Photo Festival at the Indian Lake Theatre on Oct.
EDITORIAL: Don't decide Port Henry dissolution question on rumors
The Village of Port Henry is embarking on the first step toward a vote that would end the village as a municipality.
Cincinnati Police Partner With Academics
Daniel O'Malley, of the Cincinnati Police Department's District 1, looks at the city's skyline.
Woman Arrested for Allegedly Spanking Stranger's Kid
Police say a woman has been arrested for allegedly spanking another person's 2-year-old son in a Cincinnati store.
A new healing retreat for women living with cancer and other chronic diseases will be offered this fall.
White House rejects furor over speech
The White House on Friday dismissed as pointless the furor over President Barack Obama's plan to deliver a televised back-to-school speech to the nation's students.