Carthage News

A Fort Drum teenager is free on $1,000 bail after police allege she stole a car in Carthage early Saturday morning and flipped it while driving too fast on a dirt road in the town of Diana.

In the election for two seats on the Board of Education with three-year terms, voters selected Andrea Adsit with 280 votes and incumbent Stephen Dreizler with 272 votes.

State police lodged charges against two women and a man after responding late Sunday to a loud-party complaint at an apartment shared by the three at 625 Washington St.

Steven C. McHarg, an eighth-grade student at Augustinian Academy in Carthage and senior patrol leader with Boy Scouts Troop 162 in Lowville, told county legislators at a recent meeting that he expected to begin fundraising this month.

Jamie L. Absalon, 42, of 75 Prospect St., Gouverneur, was charged by state police with aggravated DWI and third-degree unlawfully fleeing from a police officer about 9:30 p.m. Friday on Route 11 in the town of Philadelphia.

Sawmill Expands Services During Recession Johnson Lumber saw an opportunity to expand their services during the recession.

Robert G. Campany, 38, of 9496 Erie Canal Road, pleaded guilty to a single count of fourth-degree grand larceny, also satisfying a second grand larceny count that was lodged against him.