Tom Graser

2 weeks ago | nny360.com | Tom Graser

CANTON — Now 10 years after two convicted murderers escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility, Watertown Daily Times reporter William T. Eckert remembers the intense days of reporting that captivated regional and national media. Eckert, then the public safety reporter for The Times, was on the ground in the days after Richard Matt and David Sweat’s June 2015 prison break, tracking law enforcement’s massive 23-day manhunt through the wilderness between Dannemora and Malone.

2 weeks ago | mymalonetelegram.com | Tom Graser

CANTON — Now 10 years after two convicted murderers escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility, Watertown Daily Times reporter William T. Eckert remembers the intense days of reporting that captivated regional and national media. Eckert, then the public safety reporter for The Times, was on the ground in the days after Richard Matt and David Sweat’s June 2015 prison break, tracking law enforcement’s massive 23-day manhunt through the wilderness between Dannemora and Malone.

3 weeks ago | nny360.com | Tom Graser

CANTON — The Canton communications and technology committee, a joint village and town committee, is launching a public education initiative to inform residents about the upcoming townwide property revaluation conducted by GAR Associates, Deputy Village Mayor Anna Sorensen said at the Village Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday night.

3 weeks ago | nny360.com | Tom Graser

Canton — Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1231 began its Memorial Day commemorations on the Main Street Bridge with three volleys from the Rifle Team and the dropping of a wreath into the Grasse River to memorialize Armed Forces members who died at sea. Later, speaking to a crowd of about 60 people at Canton Village Park, John Saucier, Chaplain for VFW Post 1231, emphasized themes of remembrance, gratitude, and the enduring legacy of veterans this Memorial Day.

3 weeks ago | nny360.com | Tom Graser

CANTON — The Canton Sportsman Club, on Nickerson Road, is seeking new and active members to ensure its continued operation for future generations, according to a letter from club President Kent Pratt. Established in the late 1920s, the 62-acre club aims to foster shooting sports and gun safety and provide a family-friendly outdoor space.