Sackets Harbor News

Two economic development agencies have filed suit against a Sackets Harbor businessman to collect on loans he personally guaranteed for Alteri Bakery Inc.

A New Brunswick regimental colour that flew proudly over what was possibly Canada's first handpicked army during the War of 1812 is being restored.

It's a special Memorial Day Weekend on the "Old Battleground" in Sackets Harbor.

A previously postponed trial for a Sackets Harbor man accused of shooting and seriously injuring his wife in 2010 has been rescheduled for July 23 in Jefferson County Court.

Julia A. Jacobs and Joseph P. Finns of Sackets Harbor, who met only eight months ago, will be getting married in two weeks.

As if they weren't busy enough trying to win voters in the north country for Nov.

General Brown, the mascot of Fort Ontario, is a cocker spaniel-poodle mix named after Gen.

In the election for two seats on the Board of Education with three-year terms, voters selected Andrea Adsit with 280 votes and incumbent Stephen Dreizler with 272 votes.

Beau A. Fletcher, 19, of 12528 Route 3, was arrested by Jefferson County sheriff's deputies late Monday night on a charge of driving while under the influence of drugs after he was involved in an accident at Dodge Avenue and Hounsfield Street.

Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell has announced that four area libraries will receive funding for construction needs through a $100,000 grant.

A trial scheduled to begin Monday in Jefferson County Court in the case of a Sackets Harbor man accused of shooting his wife in August 2010 has been postponed because of the alleged victim's medical condition.

Hospital interim CEO Adil Ameer said part of that is being made possible by having a consultant from Key Bank periodically visit the hospital, 1001 West Street Road.