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Cook's Corner: Lacy oatmeal cookies go by many names
Janet Marie Livingston was looking for a cookie recipe that her late grandmother always made at Christmas.
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A delegation of nearly 130, representing thousands of 4-H members in New York State, including those from St.
Luke Matys Makes Dean's List at St. Lawrence
Luke P. Matys, of Holden has been selected for inclusion on the Dean's List for academic achievement during the fall 2011 semester at St.
Potsdam Village Police blotter, Feb. 10
3:15 p.m. Disabled vehicle reported on Maple Street. Vehicle removed to parking lot and will be towed by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow.
Second leg of HPI Series contested at Woodbine
Toronto, ON --- Twenty-eight pacing mares trucked to Woodbine on Friday night to contest the second round of the HorsePlayer Interactive Series.
Ogdensburg Courier-Observer/Journal
Watertown woman claims she was fired for reporting alleged fraud
A former service coordinator for the Cerebral Palsy Association of the North Country claims in a lawsuit that she was fired by the association for reporting alleged fraudulent activity by another coordinator, Norman J. Wayte II.
Richard Worthington, who grew up in East Hampton and taught elementary school in the upstate town of Greenwich for 30 years, died Sunday at St.
Schools facing more extreme cuts
As state aid to north country schools drops, districts are facing the possibility of even more severe staff and program cuts.
Preview: 'The New York Idea' in Canton
The Grasse River Players' winter production of The New York Idea opens in Canton Thursday night as part of the annual Winterfest.
In the Adirondacks, streams are still being restored months after Irene swept through the area--and it's still controversial.
Man, woman charged with drunk driving in Potsdam in separate incidents
A Grand Island man was cited for drunk driving after he was observed driving at a high rate of speed and a Canton woman was charged with DWI after failing to stop for a stop sign.
Ogdensburg Courier-Observer/Journal
Massena teen's bomb case held for grand jury
A village justice sent a 17-year-old Massena youth charged with making what was described as a bomb back to the St.
Winter outdoor art, even without snow
Artists Matt Burnett and Scott Fuller are known for creating several large scale outdoor art installations from Long Lake to Canton in recent years.
Cops: Winthrop man killed, buried his friend in 2010
A 37-year-old Winthrop man allegedly shot a 21-year-old friend during the last week of August or the first week of September 2010 and buried his body at 281 Grantville Road, according to paperwork filed Wednesday night with the Town Court.
Climate action plan still on the table in St. Lawrence County
There's no part of the plan mandated to occur. We have to consider cost when we consider item actions in it.
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The Alzheimer's Association Central New York Chapter offers peer- or professionally-led support groups for friends and family dealing with Alzheimer's disease.
NNY Crop Management School begins Feb. 2 in Canton, focusing on corn, soybeans, forage crops
A new Northern New York Crops Management School starting in February will provide farm owners and employees with critical information on the production of corn, soybeans, and forage crops.
Harassment, resisting arrest charges against Canton man
Christopher H. Alston, 25, 1791 County Rt. 14, Canton, has been charged with harassment and resisting arrest after a complaint to the St.
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It had been donated to the museum in 1956. Information given to the museum by the donor says, "The uniform belonged to Shubel Clark of Canton, NY, drafted on June 8, 1812 and served as a private in a company of Detached Militia at Ogdensburg." The jacket is dark blue wool with red collar and cuffs and plain brass buttons with markings on the ... (more)