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700 people turn out for the inaugural Walk of Hope
The ALS Raising HOPE Foundation raised $100,000 to help find a cure for degenerative neurological diseases
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Supervisors debate state assessment practices
Towns in Essex County are refusing to sign an agreement telling assessors how to do their jobs.
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Basin Program extends registration for teacher workshops
The Champlain Basin Education Initiative is hosting an 11-day course for educators, including a five-day session focused on field-based exploration of the Lake Champlain Basin.
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Memorial Day events set for Monday
Parades and services remember those who served.
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Catholic congregations adjusting to new missal wording
Area priests say progress is being made, six months after Roman Missal wording was changed.
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New lactation clinic offers support for new moms
Many spend the first days at home with newborns concerned about their baby's health and feeding habits, says staff at CVPH Medical Center's new facility in Plattsburgh.
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First turns on an Adirondack Carousel
A crowd of some 200 arrive to ride the first and only Adirondack merry-go-round made in small town America.
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Book Briefs: May 27, 2012
Author on hand for book signing June 9; Sherman Free Library planning June sales.
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Of Interest: May 27, 2012
DWI crackdown continues through holiday; Hydrant training set in Dannemora; Peru Council continues handbook review.
- May 26, 2012
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Supervisors debate state assessment practices
Towns in Essex County are refusing to sign an agreement telling assessors how to do their jobs.
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One critical after St. Regis Falls fire
The four-apartment building on was razed soon after the flames were extinguished
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City School Board makes tough cuts
The Plattsburgh District's Athletic Director C. Joseph Staves will retire to prevent further cuts to interscholastic sports.
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Council tables removal of a public comment section
City of Plattsburgh councilors feel any changes to meeting structure should be done at yearly organizational session.
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Slot-money plans cause concern
A Franklin County legislator says Fort Covington and Bombay are not allocating their shares of slot-machine money for economic development.
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Truck driver's death ruled natural causes
Passers-by tried to revive Charles P. Washburn after his logging truck overturned on Route 9N in Moriah Thursday evening.
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City councilor to challenge incumbent assemblywoman
Tim Carpenter will run as a Democrat against Republican Janet Duprey for the 115th District seat.
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Don't forget safety over Memorial Day weekend
The American Red Cross offers tips for safe travel and outdoor fun.
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Saranac Lake sidewalk construction on schedule
Village officials encourage care in traversing rough sidewalks this holiday weekend.
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