Saturday | Press-Republican
It was the first time Denise Raymo had been out for early morning Black Friday shopping.
Woman in border town slapped with U.S. medical bill
An elderly woman in the small Quebec border town is still reeling over a $17,000 medical bill she received two years ago, after she was rushed over the border to a U.S. hospital.
Stuck with a $16,639 hospital bill
Pearl Gendron, a 68-year-old woman living in Dundee, was transported unconscious to a hospital in Malone N.Y. two years ago.
Five people face charges of driving while drunk
The following were charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Cory M. Almond, 34, of 388 Route 122, Constable, was charged Sunday by state police, who said his BAC was 0.14 percent when he was pulled over at 11:51 a.m. for running a stop sign on Cushman Road, Fort Covington.
Bangor house fire deemed suspicious
State Police and local fire officials are investigating how a vacant house caught fire early Saturday morning.
Convenience store opens on disputed territory
On the outside, Twin Leaf Express doesn't look like anything special; old-fashioned gas pumps and a convenience store.
Massena business making a point
Christina L. LeBoeuf specializes in sticking people with needles. This summer, she opened Light Touch Acupuncture, Massena's first acupuncture practice.
Man gets roughly 10 years in border child-porn case
A Quebec man will serve about 10 years in federal prison for having child pornography while crossing the international border at Fort Covington last November.
On the Salmon River, a time of healing or an eco-disaster?
Andy Schrader stands on his dock on the bank of the Salmon River In places, the sediment is so thick that locals have turned the river bottom into a play beach.
Salmon River could correct itself
Salmon River should fix itself, over time By DENISE A. RAYMO Staff Writer DID YOU KNOW? You can read timely Consumer Reports articles in the new Lifestyles section... Shooting for the best digital camera Clean up in laundry detergent savings Where to dine well for less FORT COVINGTON - Residents were told it will take more than a year for a massive ...
Civility in our town hall meetings
I was in Fort Covington last night for a town meeting about the recent dam removal on the Salmon River.
Police cite several in NNY with DWI
An allegedly intoxicated teenage motorist is accused of pulling into a Main Street parking lot early Wednesday in Potsdam to relieve herself.
Ft. Covington woman arrested for DWI, other charges in Norfolk
Thursday, September 03, 2009, 9:54am NORFOLK - A Fort Covington woman was arrested for drunk driving and other charges on NYS Hwy.
Annoyed sentiment over river sediment
Alice Jock has canoed on the Salmon River for decades - ever since her father ran a small marina just north of Fort Covington.
Man admits smuggling Ecstasy across border
A Hogansburg man has admitted to smuggling about $1.74 million in Ecstasy across the border in November at the Fort Covington port of entry.
Armed with microphones, cameras, and our newly printed business cards, the CWCW team ventured to Brushton, NY.
10 drivers face alcohol counts
The following were charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Craig L. Cook, 28, no address given, was charged by state police Friday in the town of Fort Covington.
Teens Charged w/ 1# of Marijuana
State Police based in Massena arrested Justin E. Cooke, 19, of Moira yesterday for 2nd-Degree Criminal Possession of Marijuana.
Tribal police probing deaths believe incidents not connected
The St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Police are investigating two deaths, but haven't yet classified them.
Ft. Covington Woman Wins Scholarship
The St. Lawrence County Branch of AAUW is pleased to announce that Amanda Ellsworth earned a $500 AAUW Memorial Scholarship.
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