Monday
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Catholics speak out against ruling
A mandate made final recently will require most employers, including church-affiliated institutions such Plattsburgh's Catholic schools, to include free contraceptive services as part of employee health coverage.
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Beekmantown students shine at Harvard Model United Nations
They stood out among international competitors, taking home four awards, including Best Delegate.
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Rare tundra swans visit North Country
Three of the arctic birds have been identified in the open water of Lake Champlain off the access road to Ausable Point State Park. Tundra swans often migrate through New York state but are seldom seen staying for any extended length of time.
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Domestic violence bill may include cyber-stalking
Jessica Nunn Provost, assistant director at Stop Domestic Violence in Plattsburgh, hopes cyber stalking is included, because many fall victim to abuse via the Internet.
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Real horse power in the woods
Chad Vogel's pair of Suffolk punch draft horses haul logs with ease on a Willsboro Point property.
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Classic film keeps alien theme rolling
'Plan 9 From Outer Space' screens in Saranac Lake tonight for Winter Carnival.
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Lookback: Feb. 6-12
News stories from around the region from 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago this week.
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Of Interest: Feb. 6, 2012
Information session set on trip to China; Saranac Central Board meets Tuesday; Adult-swim program ongoing at Chazy Central.
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Students: Jan. 6, 2012
Students from around the region who have earned special recognition.
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Police/Fire Log: Jan. 6, 2012
Fire damages Lake Clear home; Crown Point man allegedly used stolen debit card; Plattsburgh man charged with impersonating police.
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