Lowville News

The main lobby entrance at Lewis County General Hospital will likely be closed for the next few weeks due to the ongoing capital project.

Lowville town officials may not appoint someone to fill their mistakenly vacant town judge post, so they will likely stick with a single judge through the end of the year.

People climbed up the bleachers in the grandstand at the Lewis County Fairgrounds in Lowville on Saturday for a rally opposing the New York SAFE Act.

A Utica teen admitted Friday in Lewis County Court that he had helped to damage a Lyons Falls car wash.

Shanee L. Baker, 22, of 253 N. Rutland St., Apt. 1, also was charged by Watertown police at 2:29 a.m. Friday in the 600 block of Huntington Street with unsafe backing.

A West Leyden man was charged on Friday afternoon with two counts of fourth-degree grand larceny after he allegedly stole a pair of vehicles.

A Lowville woman on Thursday morning drove into the Lowville Academy and Central School building, knocking out a section of basement wall.

Doyle Lawson's latest album is appropriately titled for the bluegrass legend who has more than three dozen other albums to his credit.

Two truckers were arrested Monday morning for allegedly having a metal knuckle knife in the Kraft Foods parking lot on Utica Boulevard.

Gesturing to a seat in the back, he chuckled and said, 'I don't remember this place being this small.'

A Lowville man accused of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs was sentenced Friday in Lewis County Court to a state prison term.

More than 100 people lined the streets and gathered in Veterans Memorial Park on Friday evening to welcome home Dr. Manoj R. Vora, returning from a successful climb to the top of Mount Everest.

'We're not going to go away,' said Patrick J. Morse, New Bremen, founder of the North Country Friends of the 2nd Amendment and rally organizer.

Dog walkers and animal advocates are poised to descend upon the village of Lowville for the lively "Mighty Mutt Strut" and festival next Saturday.

It was the north country's own incredible journey: a stray-dog call in Lewis County turned out to be more than routine for dog control officer Heath L. Ash, who serves the towns of Lowville and Martinsburg.

The North Country Prenatal/Perinatal Council executive director will end her 18-year career with the nonprofit this summer to become the full-time director of the Lewis County Public Health Agency.

It's been more than a month since Jefferson County Sheriff John P. Burns requested that the county replace his jail physician, Dr. David F. Rosner.

A Port Leyden man was arrested Monday on numerous charges stemming from an alleged break-in with unwanted sexual contact.

The former Lewis County recreational trail coordinator who was fired for charging the county for gravel delivered to his home for personal use is suing to get his job back, claiming he was terminated more for political reasons.

AHMEDABAD: It is 2013, incidentally the 60th anniversary of successful ascent of Mount Everest , the tallest mountain peak in the world at 29,029 feet.