Geoffrey S. Carpenter of Plattsburgh has graduated from Paul Smiths College with a degree in urban tree management. Carpenter was named to the dean's list fall and spring semesters.
Madeline Ware, daughter of Bruce and Carolyn Ware of Westport, received a Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology/archaeology and classical studies from Hamilton College in Clinton.
The Auxiliary of CVPH Medical Center has awarded 9, $1,000 scholarships to graduates of Clinton County High Schools. The awards were announced at the school's graduation ceremonies. Auxiliary scholarship winners are attending college in pursuit of a health-care-related degree. Scholarships were awarded to Bethany Trombley, Beekmantown Central School; Annette Liem, Plattsburgh High School; Kara Hackett, Peru Central School; Kelsey Tourville, Northern Adirondack Central School; Lindsey Seymour, Chazy Central School; Brenton Murphy, AuSable Valley Central School; Hannah Charland, Saranac Central School; Jennifer Bechard, Northeastern Clinton Central School; and Jordan Hart, Seton Catholic Central.
Kelsey Deso, daughter of Donald Deso of Champlain and Dora Robert of Corral Springs, Fla., is a junior at Oswego School of Business, majoring in CPA - French. She made high honors with a GPA of 3.86 out of 4.0 and was named to the president's list.
Deso graduated from NCCS with high honors.
Mariela Barreto of Plattsburgh earned a Bachelor of Science degree, cum laude, in interdisciplinary studies at Midwestern State University.
Rori Tetreault attended the RPI/Troy HOBY Site of the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar with more than 200 other young leaders representing many high schools from throughout eastern New York.
Tetreault represented Northeastern Clinton Central High School. She is the daughter of Andre and Laura Tetreault.
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Attempted-murder trial set
The case against Robert J. McCann, who is charged with trying to kill his former girlfriend at a secluded Westville site, begins Tuesday in Franklin County Court.
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Attempted-murder trial set
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United Way of the Adirondack Region exceeds goal
The 2012 campaign brought in $775,112.
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Clinton County to consolidate voting districts
The move is aimed at saving towns and the City of Plattsburgh money for hosting elections.
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Waterway projects approved for Essex County
The State Emergency Management Office has so far identified 26 sites that need flood-mitigation or remediation; funding has come through for nine so far.
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Area schools battle against time
Teachers and administrators around the North Country struggle over how to meet state mandates while providing quality education.
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Champlain snowmobile crash results in serious injuries
Douglas M. Tetreault and Robert Worrell were transferred to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington from CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh following the early morning accident along the Great Chazy River.
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Parade highlights carnival festivities
Many other events are on course for the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival this weekend.
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Saranac Lake man loses appeal
Christopher R. Baker considered his sentence harsh and excessive.
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Moriah Chamber being revived
New leaders are cranking up the Moriah Champ Day and Labor Day celebrations, along with other efforts.
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Fire at SUNY Canton shuts down campus
No one was hurt when flames erupted in Cook Hall on Friday, but students were sent home, and classes are canceled through next week.
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Of Interest: Feb. 11, 2012
Plattsburgh State College Council to meet; Annual tax-exemption deadline approaching; LPCS Board to work on spending plan; Chateaugay Board to discuss food program.
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Clinton County Property Transfers:Jan. 30 to Feb. 3, 2012
A list of land transactions in Clinton County Jan. 30 to Feb. 3, 2012.
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Parents Night Out offers fun for kids and parents, too
Plattsburgh Church of the Nazarene offers special event as community service the first Friday of every month.
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Fire at SUNY Canton shuts down campus
No one was hurt when flames erupted in Cook Hall on Friday, but students were sent home, and classes are canceled through next week.
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Moriah Chamber being revived
New leaders are cranking up the Moriah Champ Day and Labor Day celebrations, along with other efforts.
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United Way of the Adirondack Region exceeds goal
The 2012 campaign brought in $775,112.
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Clinton County to consolidate voting districts
The move is aimed at savings towns and the City of Plattsburgh money for hosting elections.
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Waterway projects approved for Essex County
The State Emergency Management Office has so far identified 26 sites that need flood-mitigation or remediation; funding has come through for nine so far.
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Champlain snowmobile crash results in serious injuries
Douglas M. Tetreault and Robert Worrell were transferred to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington from CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh following the early morning accident along the Great Chazy River.
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