Bob Beckstead

5 days ago | nny360.com | Bob Beckstead

MASSENA — Several neighbor complaints led the town of Massena’s code enforcement officer to a property that he said had been abandoned, but the resident had left behind some reminders of its occupancy. “We have a new property that’s popped up on the radar on the North Raquette Road after six different complaints,” Patrick M. O’Brien told the town board. He said he found evidence that someone had once resided at the property.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Bob Beckstead

May 31—BRASHER — Voters in the St. Lawrence Central School District will head to the polls again on June 17, this time to vote on increasing the annual appropriation for the Badenhausen Public Library. Library officials are seeking an additional $2,585 over the $77,000 they are currently appropriated. That would the annual appropriation unless library officials held another vote to seek an additional increase.

1 week ago | nny360.com | Bob Beckstead

MASSENA — Students from the Massena Central School District’s Raider Academy after-school program presented their findings on the emerald ash borer’s environmental impact as part of an Empowered Schools Summit. The Wednesday morning presentation at the Nicandri Nature Center was in partnership with the Alliance to Save Energy and the New York Power Authority, which funded the study.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Bob Beckstead

May 29—MASSENA — The chamber ambassadors are coming back in Massena. Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce ambassadors once donned red coats and were present to welcome businesses or dignitaries to the community, and take part in grand openings, open houses and groundbreaking ceremonies. Now, the group is being resurrected. Massena Town Supervisor Susan J.

1 week ago | nny360.com | Bob Beckstead

MASSENA — The chamber ambassadors are coming back in Massena. Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce ambassadors once donned red coats and were present to welcome businesses or dignitaries to the community, and take part in grand openings, open houses and groundbreaking ceremonies. Now, the group is being resurrected. Massena Town Supervisor Susan J.