St Lawrence County News

Village police picked up Cory A. Tuper, 27, of 111 Woodlawn Ave., Massena, on a bench warrant at 2:13 p.m. Thursday.

St. Lawrence County STOP-DWI announced today that St. Lawrence County police agencies will participate in a special enforcement effort to crackdown on impaired driving.

Canton-based state police charged Christopher J. Konsul, 29, of Norwood with a felony count of first-degree criminal contempt after responding to a domestic dispute complaint at 9:37 p.m. Thursday in the town of Potsdam.

Three St. Lawrence County residents will be part of the nearly 200 new Troopers will be honored for their perseverance and dedication in completing the 199th session of the Basic School of the New York State Police Academy during graduation exercises at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Empire State Plaza in Albany.

Carolyn 'Lyn' J. Swafford stopped working May 15 and was provided a severance package that provides her with paid leave through May 31.

St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Department deputies charged Lisa M. Steinfield, 35, of 3564 George St., Parishville, with endangering the welfare of a child following an incident on May 178.

St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Department deputies charged Bryan H. Kirk of 2628 Route 11B, Hopkinton, with a felony count of first-degree criminal contempt following an investigation into an incident that reported occurred on May 17.

A Potsdam woman has been indicted on vehicular manslaughter charges in connection with the March 30 death of a pedestrian in the village of Potsdam.

The president of the NNY Adult & Youth Soccer League and Academy is asking for the public's help with building the league in St.

Search warrants executed at two village homes turned up a cache of electronic items allegedly stolen from vehicles in recent weeks, Gouverneur police said Wednesday.

A state judge has ordered a company in northern New York to stop selling service dogs that its owner claims help people who suffer from seizures by sensing them in advance and signaling for help.

A state Supreme Court ruling prohibits a South Colton man from marketing 'seizure dogs' he claimed were trained to alert their owners to oncoming seizures.

Mohawk tribal chiefs joined Governor Cuomo in Albany yesterday to announce a new deal on casino exclusivity.

An Ogdensburg police officer facing a harassment charge in the village of Canton unsuccessfully petitioned a town judge Wednesday to lift an order of protection against him, claiming it affects his job.

Voters in the North Country sent a clear message to school districts that tried to exceed the state property tax cap.

An early evening thunderstorm caused power outages for thousands of St. Lawrence County residents, but didn't interrupt school budget votes, even in the hardest-hit areas.

Michael D. Durand's sentencing in a burglary case was delayed for at least one more day after St.

The St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Department is still investigating the scene where a 45-year-old Potsdam man was struck by a locomotive Sunday night.

Mr. Warner, who has held his funeral director license since 2002, is also an organist for St.

Mihael Delamontagnes, 40, of Willington, formerly of Brasher, admitted to one count of attempting to promote a sexual performance by a child, a class E felony.