Jeff Chudzinski

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651 results total, viewing 121 - 140 OGDENSBURG – Flights from Ogdensburg to Orlando, Fla. are already filling up as Breeze Air's plan to add the seasonal destination to its local offerings are set to begin Feb. 13. One-way … POTSDAM - What started as a passion for music has turned into a decade-long legacy in Potsdam, as Brick & Mortar Music celebrates 10 years of supporting local musicians and schools. … OGDENSBURG - Years after the city assisted in securing $1.3 million in grant funding to...

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651 results total, viewing 1 - 20 CANTON—It will be at least another year before visible progress is made on Canton’s Midtown Plaza project. Town Economic Developer Leigh Rodriguez said to expect to be patient … CANTON – North Country Savings Bank reports that the Canton Branch lobby will undergo a complete renovation in an effort to modernize the space and the way we serve our customers. Due to … Through Subaru Loves to Care partnership with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Barstow Subaru...

1 week ago | northcountrynow.com | Jeff Chudzinski

CANTON -- Probation officers in St. Lawrence County are on pace to be armed for personal protection by the fall, according to county officials. Probation Director Tim Lepage offered an update to county legislators recently, saying much of the duty gear required to arm and outfit the officers had been ordered, with training on the horizon. "We're closer, we're getting there," Lepage said.

1 week ago | northcountrynow.com | Jeff Chudzinski

MASSENA -- Illegal dumping at the former DPW site on South Main Street has forced the Village Department of Public Works to decrease hours for brush and leaves drop offs. According to DPW Superintendent Marty Miller, that change was effective June 2. Miller recently said the dumping had continued to increase in recent months, despite repeated warnings from village officials that such activity would lead to the location being closest monitored and the main gate being closed.

1 week ago | northcountrynow.com | Jeff Chudzinski

CANTON -- St. Lawrence County continues to house state-ready inmates in the county jail, costing taxpayers thousands of dollars each year as the inmates await transport to start prisons. Sheriff Rick Engle updated legislators on the issues faced by the county during the June 9 Operations Committee meeting, saying costs continue to rise each year. "As you can see, these costs keep going up.