Clayton News

After little more than 10 months in Mr. Lincoln's army, Willard L. Cook came home to Jefferson County in 1862, concerned that his future, as he put it, 'was not pleasant to contemplate.' The Ellisburg native was minus his right arm, the limb having been amputated after the Second Battle of Bull Run.

A community theater group in this village has been revived and is expanding its scope to present dinner-theater shows and to generally put more on its plate.

Less than a week after the International Joint Commission released its new proposal to regulate water levels and flow along the St.

A new plan for controlling water levels in lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River is intended to restore diversity in shoreline plant and animal communities by permitting greater fluctuations.

On February 24, up to ten finalists will visit campus to present their business or patentable idea to a panel of experts.

On February 24, up to ten finalists will visit campus to present their business or patentable idea to a panel of experts.

The village is one step away from breaking ground on a $600,000 project that would provide a stage for live music and cultural performances on Clayton's waterfront and extend an existing scenic walkway along the St.