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WATERTOWN -- For nearly 30 years, Thomas King has waited for the city to finally resolve flooding that has occurred several times in his basement, damaging belongings and forcing him
POTSDAM – Canoes and kayaks are now available to rent in Ives Park. The village recently installed an electronic kiosk to handle the rentals, which has since been turned on.
The first of a three-phase major renovation program was completed recently at the Cliff Montroy Youth Sports Facility.
AVA — A father and daughter died in a head-on crash with a tractor trailer Thursday in Oneida County.
The state Department of Criminal Justice Services has $75 million available for agencies across New York; Watertown could receive up to $250,000 because of the size of the PD
OGDENSBURG — A pair of five-pound plus lunkers headlined a world class day on the water Sunday for the Northern New York Junior Bassmasters Club. Fishing on a calm St.
Aiden Georgianna, 15 — an avid angler from Fulton in Oswego County — was fishing for carp recently near Paper Mill Island in Baldwinsville, Onondaga County, when he hooked a
SYRACUSE – For now, Justus Ross-Simmons and Amarri Monroe are ineligible to play a fifth year of sports at Syracuse University.
Anyone who has been on the Aaron Judge vigil this summer has been counting down the days (or maybe hours) until the Captain is ready to save the Yankees. It’s
CHATEAUGAY — A Brazilian national pleaded guilty last month to transporting two people who had crossed the border into the United States.
HOT SPRINGS, S.D. — Two of the nation’s most powerful health officials predict artificial intelligence will play a key role in solving rural America’s health challenges.
POTSDAM — Twenty area high school students recently had the opportunity to explore a variety of healthcare careers during two three-day Medical Academy of Science & Health (MASH) Camps hosted
The latest poll of voters in New York’s 21st Congressional District is showing that the Republican candidate Anthony T. Constantino is leading by around 10 percentage points versus his Democratic
NORTH LAWRENCE — The hallowed grounds of a former church will soon have a new purpose in the small community of North Lawrence.
CLAYTON — Save The River Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper hosted its annual Trash Free River Days on July 24 and 25, bringing together local residents, visitors, and conservation supporters to
WATERTOWN — The family of a woman who died in an e-bike accident in Thompson Park last summer might be settling its case out of court.
A state grant program focused on making local government operations more secure has awarded thousands of dollars to over a dozen towns across the north country to shore up their
Washington — U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer is jumping into a high-stakes battle between Apple and Micron Technology, the chipmaker building the nation’s largest semiconductor plant in Central New York.
WATERTOWN — City Councilman Robert O. Kimball isn’t convinced that vandals broke the fence in front of the historic marble Flower Memorial Library last week.
EDWARDS — On July 30, state police charged Dalton D. Franklin, 35, Gouverneur, with first-degree criminal contempt and second-degree aggravated harassment following an investigation into an order of protec...
CANTON — St. Lawrence University announced Thursday the addition of women’s flag football and women’s triathlon to its athletic roster, giving the university’s athletic program 37 total sports by 2028.
SYRACUSE — Watertown’s Bob Hughes went back in time Friday, joined by fellow golfer Jim Hamburger.
The best part of summer reading is that you can read anything. And the most challenging part?
The Garden Guy is dedicating this column to a fuchsia; so many of you are thinking this is a sure sign of the apocalypse. Wait ... this new fuchsia is