Port Leyden News

Clifford R. Donaldson Jr., the north country representative for the state Department of Labor, stopped by the civic center Thursday to talk to village employees about their health concerns.

The federal government's plan to restructure General Motors is designed to improve the finances for the ailing automaker.

A Lewis County man with a long history of arrests for being under the influence of inhalants was picked up again Friday after a trespassing complaint at a defunct paper mill.

The following face charges of driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Christopher M. Parker, 26, Lyons Falls, was charged by state police with aggravated DWI, failure to keep right and having loud exhaust at 11:10 p.m. Sunday at Route 12 and West Main Street in Port Leyden.

Lewis County officials say a recently completed study of the county's public water and sewer systems should enhance community planning and development.

The following are charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses: William J. Denslow Jr., 30, of 6823 McAlpine St., Lyons Falls, was charged Saturday by state police with felony aggravated DWI and ...

A logging accident left a Port Lyden man injured after the rear wheels of the skidder he was operating to haul logs dropped off a steep embankment on a logging road off of Route 365 in Trenton causing it to tip ...

A Port Leyden man was injured in a logging accident this afternoon in Oneida County.

An arctic cold front is coming through Central New York this evening. We hit 35 for a high, and now temps are dropping behind that front.

Floyd W. Cobb, 82, formerly of the Chases Lake Road, died on Monday, January 5, 2009, at the Lewis County Residential Health Care Facility where he had resided since 2005.

Three teens suffered injuries to their lower extremities early this morning after trying to flee from police.

A home in the Town of West Turin was heavily damaged by fire just before noon today.