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Felony DWI counts face three motorists
Three people are charged with felony driving while intoxicated, including one under Leandra's Law.
New VA outpatient clinic holds open house
Dignity and respect are what veterans will be treated with, officials said Friday at an open house for the new Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic on outer Washington Street.
Police agencies list DWI, related charges
The following people are charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses.
Cable worker rescues tot from fire
An employee of Wells Communications became a family's hero here shortly after noon Tuesday by rescuing a 21-month-old girl from a smoke-filled second-floor bedroom.
Three motorists charged with DWI
A woman was charged with driving while intoxicated in connection with an accident Saturday night in Brasher Falls that sent a teenager to the hospital.
Medical careers camp expanding this summer
Middle and high school students in the north country are being encouraged by the Northern New York Rural Health Care Alliance, Inc.
Good for Carthage Health center a boon for region
The opening of the new Carthage Community Health Center Monday is heartening news to the village and neighboring communities.
New V.A. clinic set to open in Watertown
The new Watertown Veterans Administration outpatient clinic will start seeing patients on Monday.
Galloo PILOT going to full board
Like a move in a card game, Jefferson County legislators on the Finance and Rules Committee opted not to weigh in on the proposed payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement for Galloo Island Wind Farm during their meeting Tuesday night.
Local Soldiers Receive Promotions
Maj. Gen. Joseph J. Taluto, The Adjutant General for the State of New York, announces the promotion of members of the New York Army National Guard in recognition of their capabilities for additional responsibility and leadership.
Couple charged over injuries to child
A village couple was jailed and is facing charges from two agencies for alleged excessive punishment of a child.
After year in Afghanistan, platoon savors home
Amidst the celebration stood Olivia Nammack, 26, and her husband Spc. Don Johnson, 28, locked in a kiss and a long embrace.
Dining Out cards again available to support NNY charity
The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired of Jefferson County has kicked off its new season of Dining Out cards.
Man accused of DWI after 3-vehicle accident
A Carthage man is jailed without bail following a New Year's Eve three-vehicle accident on Arsenal Street, in which he was charged with driving while intoxicated.
Carthage teen shoots self in chest in hunting accident
A teenage hunter was injured Sunday morning in the town of Pamelia when his shotgun discharged, shooting him in the chest, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department.
Contract 'reaffirms' agencies' relationship
The Jefferson County Agricultural Development Corp. board of directors approved a contract Tuesday morning that "reaffirms" its relationship as a subagency of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency, a move that is expected to help the group's chief executive officer remain enrolled in the state's retirement system.
Saranac Lake gears up for First Night
New Year's Eve brings a good deal of holiday hubbub to the village as the fourth annual First Night Saranac Lake gives area residents a chance to be well entertained on the last night of the year.
In Afghan war, officer flourishes outside the box
DENIS D. GRAY ALTIMUR, Afghanistan a ' You may wonder how Thomas Gukeisen made it to lieutenant colonel, and by age 39 at that.
Going outside the military box in Afghan war
You may wonder how Thomas Gukeisen made it to lieutenant colonel, and by age 39 at that.
Sheriff backs joint police force
A consolidated police force would best serve the needs of the twin villages, Jefferson County Sheriff John P. Burns said.