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Westport fire guts home
Teens escape early morning fire, but cats likely perished.
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Town hiring notice causes confusion
The Town of Malone's attempt to contract with an administrator for a business-loan program may not have followed state-grant guidelines.
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Westport fire guts home
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Saranac Lake restaurant to reopen Saturday
Asian Buffet Hibachi and Sushi has been closed since a sprinkler system malfunctioned Dec. 19, 2011.
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Saranac Lake restaurant to reopen Saturday
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Fair-share payment puzzles some child-care providers
Plattsburgh meeting to address concerns of area child care providers being hit with a fee for union representation even though they never joined the union.
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Essex County craves sales-tax hike
The extra ¼ percent would bring total sales tax to 8 percent, like neighboring counties.
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Ernie's Market closes without warning
A sign on the door of the popular Westport store expresses appreciation "to all of our loyal customers."
- Boy released from hospital following serious injury
- Dissolution study hits a snag
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Fair-share payment puzzles some child-care providers
- Local Sports
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Balanced Beekmantown beats Cougars
Emily Anderson led the Eagles past NCCS in CVAC girls' basketball, while PHS, Seton Catholic, AuSable Valley and Saranac Lake also won.
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Girls' basketball photos: Beekmantown vs. NCCS (02/07/2012)
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Peru's Lennon headed to Syracuse
Peru senior Dan Lennon signed his National Letter of Intent Tuesday to attend Syracuse University, where he will compete on the cross country and track team. INCLUDES VIDEO OF SIGNING.
- Cardinals get rematch with Norwich
- Depo, Driscoll shine for PSU track and field squads
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- Opinion
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Editorial: The leather lung: where not to sit
At area sporting events, a menace patrols the stands, inflicting discomfort on those around him and seeming to enjoy it. We refer, of course, to the leather-lung.
- Letters to the Editor: Feb. 8, 2012
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Editorial: The leather lung: where not to sit
- Lifestyles
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Seniors click toward computer literacy
The Clinton County Senior Computer Club is a great way for seniors to learn computer basics at the Senior Center.
- Senior Briefs: Feb. 8, 2012
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- Local Columns
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Yearly trip yields fun family times, enlightenment
Susan Tobias speaks about her experiences on her yearly cross-coutnry trip to visit relatives with her husband, Toby.
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Tackling the perfect bench press
The bench press is one of the most widely used exercises in the gym, yet many are unaware of the important safety considerations that should accompany it, Ted Santaniello writes.
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Superstar T.D. Jakes makes a confession
A legendary preacher has taken a big step toward convincing his critics that he is, in fact, an evangelical.
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Protect your indoor plants from gnats
The best way to deal with fungus gnats is to try to avoid their build-up in the first place, expert Amy Ivy writes.
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1937 was quite a year
Gordie Little writes about things that happened the year he was born, including the Hindenburg disaster.
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