Jimmy Lawton

1 week ago | northcountrynow.com | Jimmy Lawton

OGDENSBURG -- In Ogdensburg the prevalent use of electronic bikes is becoming a concern. Councilor Jennifer Stevenson said she's been receiving a number of complaints from constituents that the bikes are becoming "a huge problem in the city.""I had a number of calls over the weekend.

1 week ago | northcountrynow.com | Jimmy Lawton |Jeff Chudzinski

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...

1 week ago | northcountrynow.com | Josh Davis |Jeff Chudzinski |Jimmy Lawton

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 | Jimmy Lawton

OGDENSBURG -- Ogdensburg community members and leaders are working to show appreciation to their Canadian neighbors. Recently Mayor Michael Tooley visited Prescott Mayor Gauri Shankar in an attempt to solidify long-existing bonds between the communities that share the St. Lawrence River. Tooley told Ogdensburg residents that regardless of national rhetoric he wanted the neighboring community to know they are appreciated and welcomed.

2 weeks ago | northcountrynow.com | Jimmy Lawton

OGDENSBURG -- A home business water rate set by the city continues to draw complaints from daycare providers who say the rates are discriminatory and arbitrary. At a recent city council meeting the city once again discussed a water billing measure which charges a fee to home businesses. The issue is, only about a dozen businesses are paying the fee. The city has struggled with finding an easy way to identify them.