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Peru gets $500,000 for water project
The USDA Rural Development program will provide Peru with the non-matching funds to help complete the town's water-district upgrade.
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Essex County discusses random drug testing for all
Now, only employees who hold commercial driver's licenses are in the target group.
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Peru gets $500,000 for water project
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Testimony: Rennie blood on Rivers's jeans
In a third day of the manslaughter trial, forensic evidence shows blood on jeans, sneakers.
- Move afoot to explore city-manager idea
- Town housing project approved
- Champlain Bridge lights getting fixed
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Testimony: Rennie blood on Rivers's jeans
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Red Storm sweep again in golf
Saranac Lake scores 10-stroke victory in Section VII tournament.
- Tennis sectionals to feature new faces
- Peru teen wins state bowling title
- No. 1 seed in softball escapes upset bid
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Editorial: Thoughts to last all year
This weekend, many people will have an extra day off and will enjoy some leisure time with family or friends, thanks to the Memorial Day holiday.
- Letters to the Editor: May 24, 2013
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Editorial: Thoughts to last all year
- Lifestyles
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St. Mary's invites community to annual bazaar
Festivities include an indoor craft fair, pageant, parade, carnival-style games, prizes, food, live entertainment and more.
- Faith Briefs: May 24, 2013
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St. Mary's invites community to annual bazaar
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Breakfast too important to skip
Jordy Kivett has tips for those who are not naturally inclined to eating first thing in the morning.
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The earthy words of Pope Francis
This pope's back-to-basics style is catching some Vatican insiders off-guard, writes religion columnist Terry Mattingly.
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Love them or hate them, dandelions here to stay
Jolene Wallace offers tips on controlling dandelions.
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Passwords becoming too complicated
Variety of rules for creating a good password makes it impossible to remember them all, let alone pick one, Steve Ouellette writes.
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