Three Mile Bay News

A Canton teen was charged with driving while intoxicated after he was involved in a one-vehicle crash at 4:40 a.m. Saturday on Spile Bridge Road in the town of Oswegatchie.

The following people are charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Melvern J. Allen-Peart Jr., 23, of 320 Prospect St., was charged by Watertown police at 2:45 a.m. Saturday on the 200 block ...

Marc Davola is featured this week. Occupation: I'm a home improvement contractor.

A Cayuga County woman has been sentenced for the deaths of three of her children in a car crash last summer.

There were plenty of harsh words for the woman who fled police officers in 2007 and caused the crash that killed her three children.

The woman who pleaded guilty to several charges in connection with the deaths of her three children is scheduled to be sentenced Monday.

Onondaga Community College student Katie Loomis of Three Mile Bay, near Cape Vincent in Jefferson County, helps new student Julie Meyers of Vernon Center in Oneida County on Sunday.

The future of wind power in the Jefferson County town of Lyme could ultimately be decided by a judge.

Thom Caroon and Jim Dodson are part of a new wave of commuters searching for better options as fuel costs rise.

A 30-year-old woman faces one to three years in state prison for her role in a fiery crash that killed her three children.

Over the long course of their marriage, the one place where Chaumont residents Leon L. and Leslie M. Walker never went was to a Mexican restaurant - not even Taco Bell.

A boat passenger's heart attack triggered a brawl on Oneida Lake that involved more than 100 people, an Oswego County emergency dispatcher said tonight.

We're following breaking news right now. Police units from two counties are on the scene of a large fight at Three Mile Bay in Oswego County.

“I've taken the brunt from a lot of people who said I wasn't representing the majority of the town, but I felt I was standing up for what was right. I felt that the law was restrictive to those landowners who wanted turbines.”

The Lyme Town Council approved a strict zoning law for wind development that one developer said will make industrial turbine development virtually impossible. via Watertown Daily Times

An overnight fire destroyed a large barn in Brownville - and a large telephone line serving northern Jefferson County. via WWTI

TDS Telecom phone customers in Cape Vincent, Three Mile Bay, Dexter and Chaumont will be out of service for a while because of a severe barn fire on the corner of Route 12 E and Middle Road. via WWNY-TV Watertown

“As we've found these abandoned cats, good companion cats, we've taken them in and put them up for adoption. We're no longer going to be doing that. We are overwhelmed.”

Animal advocates are begging Jefferson County legislators to get involved in the cat crisis that is hitting the North Country hard. via WWNY-TV Watertown

“No developer could work under the ordinance”

"Much ado about nothing." Paul E. Carr, a Lyme resident and professor of engineering at Cornell University, Ithaca, used that phrase to describe the debate about an open-ended answer on the wind zoning ... via Watertown Daily Times

“My arms were free, so I wasn't really concerned until a fireman said they didn't know where this might go”

A sinkhole opened Thursday morning in a children's playground at Fort Drum, dropping a woman about six feet below ground level. via Watertown Daily Times

“It's our opinion there was some kind of panic attack”

Parker being wheeled into Jefferson County Court for arraignment Lisa Parker indicted for fatal crash Plea bargain talks broke down Friday for the Cayuga County woman accused of killing her three young children ... via WWTI