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Pot-smuggling trial starts
Constable man shot while fleeing border officers in 2008 is facing conspiracy and drug-possession counts in federal court in Albany.
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Pot-smuggling trial starts
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NY Senate leader backs Koch reforms
Senate leader John Sampson commits to independent redistricting and disclosure of clients in his law practice.
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Free card helps with prescription costs
United Way and FamilyWize offering card to everyone.
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NY health official: End perfect attendance awards
Such programs indirectly push children to go to school when they're sick, according to Erie County health commissioner.
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NY Senate leader backs Koch reforms
- Local News
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Essex County again rejects NCCC raises
The Essex County Board of Supervisors has said no a second time to raises for workers at North Country Community College.
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Researching use on a railroad corridor
Independent community action group launches feasibility study of railroad corridor from Lake Placid to Tupper Lake.
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Local biker leaves no roads untraveled
Donald Evans, a retired teacher from Peru, has cruised every road in Clinton County on his bicycle.
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Essex County again rejects NCCC raises
- Local Sports
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Cardinals win again on road
Plattsburgh State defeats St. Lawrence in women's soccer.
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Keene girls top Crown Point
Chazy, E'town-Lewis also win MVAC soccer openers.
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Chazy has leg up in boys' soccer
Reigning state Class D champions return solid nucleus.
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- Opinion
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Rabideau, a man of many ideas
Clyde Rabideau is not your average mayor, if there is such a thing. He'll perform most of the services you'd expect from a mayor, of course, as any responsible executive would. But he'll also give you something else: ideas.
- Letters to the Editor: Sept. 8, 2010
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Rabideau, a man of many ideas
- Lifestyles
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Seniors just wanna have fun
Seniors fun it up with — Wii, poker, pinochle and mah jongg — at the Senior Center in Plattsburgh.
- Senior Briefs: Sept. 8, 2010
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Seniors just wanna have fun
- Recent Columns
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Junk drawer offers reminder of years gone by
Columnist Susan Tobias's grandmother Bernice Spencer McGibbon grew up learning how to work — beating feather comforters on the line, scrubbing the floors.
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Enjoy tomatoes now and year round, too
It's a great year for them after last season's losses to late blight, writes columnist Jenna Jones.
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Tunnel-grown tomatoes are delicious
High tunnels are a relatively new approach that several local growers are taking to produce high quality produce over a long period of time, says columnist Amy Ivy.
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Football reveals the great divide
Steve Ouellette's third-grade son took up the sport this summer; biggest fan is Dad, biggest opponent, is Mom.
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Climate skepticism reminiscent of Galileo's plight
The chemistry and physics of carbon dioxide are well known and have been for over a century, says columnist Ray Johnson
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Columnist a little bit on the quirky side
Gordie Little is a creature of habit — he has rituals for shaving, dressing, even what he carries in his left-front pants pocket.
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