PLATTSBURGH — Here’s a list of land transactions in Clinton County Aug. 31 through Sept. 14, 2012. The buyer, the seller, the community where the property is located and the sale price (listed in that order) were culled from documents in the Clinton County Clerk’s Office:
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Clinton County Property Transfers: Aug. 31 through Sept. 14, 2012
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Event to help put wind in sails of Tree House
The Mayor's Cup Regatta and Festival, set for July 11 through 14, will give a portion of the funds it raises this year to the project dedicated to the memory of 8-year-old Max Moore on the Saranac River in Plattsburgh.
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State OK's NYCO land swap amendment
Next, voters will decide at the polls whether NYCO in Willsboro can use 200 acres of state land in exchange for 1,507 acres of forestland adjoining Jay Mountain Wilderness.
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Water and sewer projects funded
The North Country Regional Economic Development Council has awarded $2.5 million to nine projects across the seven county region, including five in the tri-county area.
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Tupper Lake, Minerva, Newcomb school budgets pass
Second tries proved successful, though a bus proposition failed for Tupper.
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New Adirondack Council director looks to common ground
Four pillars put science in the plan as the green group moves action plan toward APA reform initiative.
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Woman not guilty in arson case
A Franklin County jury cleared Nancy G. Nixon of Saranac Lake of charges that she deliberately set fire to an apartment house in May 2012.
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Woman charged with robbing 96-year-old
Man gets order of protection against Saranac Lake woman.
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Admitted rapist faces prison time
Jewel Watkins Sr. of Massena pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in Franklin County Court in August.
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Schumer supports maple-production legislation
Plan would provide funds to allow maple producers to tap into thousands more trees in upstate New York.
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Stewards battle invasive species
Watersheds that will be monitored through college program listed.
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Rock family appreciative, positive
The couple and their two children are coping with change after their Peru home was destroyed by fire.
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City teens uncowed by rural visit
Some of the College for Every Student scholars from New York City visited a farm, touching a bovine for the first time; they also visited the SUNY Plattsburgh and Clinton Community College campuses.
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Of Interest: June 19, 2013
A brief look at news of note from around the North Country.
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Dames ply Adirondack waters
A group of about 30 women in their 60s and 70s brave the elements for weekly kayak treks.
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Malone flood buyout sought
Franklin County asking Feds to buy out 10 damaged homes.
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Mental-health agencies eye new gun law
Mental-health agencies, among them Behavioral Health Services North, now must comply with new gun-law dictates officials feel increase stigma and may discourage people from getting help.
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Drug charges follow hazmat incident
After six Border and Protection officers were sent to the hospital on Saturday, a New Hampshire man was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of marijuana.
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Event to help put wind in sails of Tree House



