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Tupper plans more budget cuts
Faced with school spending defeat, district looks to preserve core requirements and programs that support student needs.
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City Beach opening planned
Popular summer destination will open, weather permitting, starting June 1 and then be open daily beginning June 15 with expanded hours.
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Boaters can curb spread of invasives
Using simple techniques to ensure unwanted hitchhikers are not transported from one body of water to another will help boaters play an important role in reducing the spread of aquatic invasive species.
- Malone man indicted on 22 burglaries pleads guilty to 3
- Ausable River flooding expected in Jay
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Tupper plans more budget cuts
- Local Sports
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Five consecutive championships for Saranac boys
Saranac rolls to its fifth straight Section VII title, led by Connor Christopherson's 24 points and two first-place finishes.
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Beekmantown holds off Plattsburgh for second straight title
Kallie Villemaire has three victories and a second-place finish to lead the Eagles to a second consecutive Section VII girls' track and field title.
- Labatt Blue lone unbeaten in Adirondack Slo-Pitch
- Flashback: May 26, 2013
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Five consecutive championships for Saranac boys
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Local dad diagnosed with ALS
David Pearce was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease last month but finds strength in caring for this 3-year-old son, Michael.
- Family Fare: May 25, 2013
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Local dad diagnosed with ALS
- Recent Columns
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Focus on true meaning of Memorial Day
First North Country Honor Flight was moving, meaningful, Gordie Little writes.
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University a community resource
Colleges harbor the resources and expertise to advance our economy, according to columnist Colin Read.
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Business, community colleges unite
Training workers to match the skill sets needed by business can be key to a health workforce, according to columnist Paul Grasso.
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Energy savings on the farm
Programs can help trim costs and boost the environment by reducing electrical usage, according to columnist Peter Hagar.
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Focus on true meaning of Memorial Day



