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At least one injured in motorcycle crash
Emergency dispatcher confirmed a person who'd been riding the motorcycle was taken by helicopter to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington.
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At least one injured in motorcycle crash
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Seeking competitive edge
The North Country Regional Economic Development Council has scheduled workshops in advance of the second round of applications for state funding.
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Severe thunderstorm watch today
The National Weather Service warns of possible hail and strong winds until about sunset.
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Man sentenced for baby assault
Robert J. Call of Saranac Lake will spend six months in Franklin County Jail for harming a fussy infant, breaking the baby boy's wrist, ribs and causing bruising.
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Seeking competitive edge
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Plattsburgh City Schools budget goes down; all others pass
School officials expressed relief when all but one spending plan got voter OK this first election since the state property-tax-levy cap was put in place.
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GOP chair drops suit against Owens
Had tried to keep congressman off the Working Families Party line.
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Fire claims 100-year-old home
The house on Palmer Road in St. Regis Falls was recently sold to a new owner and was under renovation.
- Stabbing victim improving
- Tax preparer commits fraud
- Suspect flees sheriff's patrol car
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- Local Sports
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Indians sweep Cougars in track
The Peru track and field teams both earned wins over Northeastern Clinton in CVAC action; the Saranac Lake boys and Beekmantown girls also won.
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Chateaugay baseball sweeps Edwards-Knox
The Chateaugay baseball team swept Edwards-Knox in a NAC doubleheader; Franklin Academy fell to Massena.
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PHS overcomes rain, sweeps Patriots in golf
The PHS golf team swept AuSable Valley, with Lucas Wood shooting a 41 to earn medalist honors for the Hornets.
- Millar leads Cardinals at Oneonta
- Flashback: May 15, 2012
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- Opinion
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Editorial: Close loophole in porn law
A court ruling last week regarding child pornography rightly drew gasps. We hope the State Legislature will act swiftly to adjust the law to eliminate this frightening new loophole.
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In My Opinion: Project labor agreements defended
As president of the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council, representing more than 200,000 unionized construction workers, I must respond to Stephen Lefebvre's editorial about Crown Point Bridge project.
- Letters to the Editor: May 16, 2012
- Speakout: May 16, 2012
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Editorial: Close loophole in porn law
- Lifestyles
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Memories live on with passing of special friends
Susan Tobias reflects on friendships with two women who left great legacies.
- Senior Briefs: May 16, 2012
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- Local Columns
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Grasping the concept of hand strength
Developing your grip can help overall body function, columnist Ted Santaniello writes.
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Professor Benedict lectures the professors
Pope Benedict XVI reminds Catholic universities that they are supposed to be helping the church defend its teachings, in an age in which they are constantly under attack.
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Farmers market benefit programs explained
Programs exist to help people purchase more fresh food at the farmers markets writes Laurie Davis, Educator with Cornell Cooperative Extension.
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Always focus on the positive
Kaye and I believe in positive outcomes for every situation in our lives, Gordie Little writes.
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Technology can be double-edged sword
Whether old or new, there has always been a love/fear relationship with games, especially computer games, columnist Stewart Denenberg writes.
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