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The Ogdensburg Journal is a weekly newspaper based in Ogdensburg, New York. It originally started in 1858, but ceased operations in June 2019. However, in early 2021, the paper was revived by the Johnson Newspaper Corporation's Northern New York Newspapers.

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Save the River helps clean up over 300 pounds of trash

2 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

CLAYTON — To mark Earth Day, a local nonprofit spent Tuesday morning picking up trash along the river. Save the River, an organization that looks to preserve the upper St. Lawrence River, helped pick up 375 pounds of garbage on Grass Point in Cape Vincent, Wilson’s Beach, also in Cape Vincent, and the Maple Trail in Ogdensburg. Bridget M.
State Street crash leaves one in ‘critical but stable’ condition

2 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

WATERTOWN — One person is in critical but stable condition after a two-vehicle crash on State Street on Monday afternoon. City police Public Information Officer Sgt. Joseph Giaquinto said a BMW was traveling eastbound on State Street when it struck a gray SUV that was pulling out of a driveway. The driver of the SUV had to be extracted from the vehicle. Giaquinto said there are reports that the BMW was speeding and passing cars, but those allegations are still under investigation.
Potsdam Specialty Paper in line for $350k disaster loan, more funds sought

2 days ago | nny360.com | Andy Gardner

POTSDAM — The Potsdam town supervisor told town councilors that federal and state representatives are working to secure funding for Potsdam Specialty Paper to help cover the costs of repairing flood damage that happened last year.
State Street crash leaves one in ‘critical but stable’ condition

3 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

WATERTOWN — One person is in critical but stable condition after a two vehicle crash on State Street in Watertown on Monday afternoon. City police Public Information Officer Sgt. Joseph Giaquinto said a BMW was traveling eastbound on State Street when it struck a gray SUV that was pulling out of a driveway. The driver of the SUV had to be extracted from the vehicle. Giaquinto said there are reports that the BMW was speeding and passing cars, but those allegations are still under investigation.
Save the River helps clean up St. Lawrence River, picks up over 300 pounds of trash

3 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

CLAYTON — To mark Earth Day, a local nonprofit spent Tuesday morning picking up trash along the river. Save the River, an organization that looks to preserve the upper St. Lawrence River, helped pick up 375 pounds of garbage on Grass Point in Cape Vincent, Wilson’s Beach, also in Cape Vincent, and the Maple Trail in Ogdensburg. Bridget M.
400 rally for ‘No Kings’ protest in Potsdam

3 days ago | nny360.com | Andy Gardner

POTSDAM — About 400 people protested in downtown Potsdam on Saturday as part of coordinated “No Kings” rallies held throughout the country that day. The date, April 19, was chosen because it’s the 250th anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord, which are considered the start of the Revolutionary War. “That’s the time at which we decided we didn’t want kings,” said Ginger Storey-Welch, who led Saturday’s protest.
Two Injured In State Street crash In Watertown

4 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

Two people were hurt in a two-vehicle crash on State Street Monday afternoon that required rerouting traffic in the portion between South Pleasant Street and South Indiana Avenue. Battalion Fire Chief Ron Wareham said when crews arrived on scene a little before 5 p.m. they found the two vehicles and one driver up and walking around. The other driver was trapped inside their vehicle. Debris from the crash was strewn across State Street.
Watertown firefighters, police on scene of State Street crash

4 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

State Street in Watertown is closed near North Indiana Avenue after a two-car crash Monday afternoon. A helicopter has been requested to transport one patient to a hospital, while another has been taken to Samaritan Medical Center, according to police and fire dispatches. A blue BMW and gray Mazda SUV were severely damaged, and a light pole was sheared from the bottom.
Two drivers hurt in State Street crash

4 days ago | nny360.com | Jonathon Wheeler

WATERTOWN — Two people were hurt in a two-vehicle crash on State Street Monday afternoon that required rerouting traffic in the portion between South Pleasant Street and South Indiana Avenue. Battalion Fire Chief Ron Wareham said when crews arrived on scene a little before 5 p.m. they found the two vehicles and one driver up and walking around. The other driver was trapped inside their vehicle. Debris from the crash was strewn across State Street.
Here’s what happens if you don’t file your taxes

6 days ago | nny360.com | Allison Martin

The tax-filing deadline is typically April 15 each year. If you can’t make that deadline, it’s easy to get a six-month extension for filing your return, though your tax payment is still due by April 15. But what happens if you don’t file taxes by either of those deadlines? The consequences are very different depending on whether you’re expecting a tax refund or you owe the IRS money. What happens if you don’t file and you don’t owe taxes?