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HERMON — Lazy River Playground and Retreat Center officially opened its Association of Nature and Forest Therapy (ANFT) certified trail on May 16 marking the debut of a premier wellness
OGDENSBURG — As a revote of the 2026-2027 budget proposal for the Ogdensburg City School District nears, an informational session has been planned to answer any questions from the public
The federal government released new guidance last week on how states should roll out the Medicaid work requirements that will affect healthcare coverage for millions of Americans.
LOWVILLE -- Consultants are recommending that Lewis County either develop an emergency medical services unit at the county-run Lewis County General Hospital or build a new county-managed EMS service as
WATERTOWN — City police are seeking the public’s help in locating a Watertown man who was has not been heard from since May 17.
WATERTOWN — Searra L. Plaster, 24, of Franklin Street, was charged by city police May 27 with petit larceny and second-degree burglary, a felony.
ELIZABETHTOWN — State Police said three people were in the water at Lincoln Pond Campground on May 15 when a canoe overturned, leaving one person dead.
WATERTOWN — Searra L. Plaster, 24, of Franklin Street, was charged by city police May 27 with petit larceny and second-degree burglary, a felony.
WATERTOWN — Ashley M. Raymond, 42, of Huntington Street in Watertown, was charged by city police May 20 with second-degree criminal trespass.
WATERTOWN — Ashley M. Raymond, 42, of Huntington Street in Watertown, was charged by city police May 20 with second-degree criminal trespass.
ELIZABETHTOWN — State Police said three people were in the water at Lincoln Pond Campground on May 15 when a canoe overturned, leaving one person dead.
MASSENA — Students from Jefferson Elementary School in the Massena Central School District recently participated in the New York Power Authority’s (NYPA) 3rd Annual Capstone Project Summit, celebrating t...
MASSENA — United Steelworkers will decide this week if they’ll accept a tentative agreement with Alcoa or go on strike on June 15.
OGDENSBURG — The city’s new splash pad was filled with kindergartners from the Ogdensburg City School District Monday morning.
The U.S. Department of Justice’s recent decision to downgrade the drug classification for medical cannabis will help medical marijuana businesses. Companies will be able to claim some federal tax benefits.
Monthly, the Lions Club offers Wellness Matters Seminars touching on various health concerns.
HEUVELTON — Both Hermon-DeKalb and undefeated Section 3 Champion Cincinnatus were both one pitch away from defeat in the bottom of the seventh inning of Friday’s New York State Class
WATERTOWN — City police are seeking the public’s help in locating a Watertown man who was has not been heard from since May 17.
CAPE VINCENT — Art classes for adults of all skill levels are being offered this summer through the Cape Vincent Arts Council.
The Jeff-Lewis Special Olympics Training Club brought home a silver medal in their first volleyball regional competition, held May 9 at Oneida High School. “After playing 10 games and having earned a spot...
OGDENSBURG — An Ogdensburg man’s sexual abuse conviction has been overturned by the state Supreme Court Appellate Division, Third Department.
WATERTOWN — The City Council on Monday night received an update from Jefferson County on how officials are addressing homelessness.
SACKETS HARBOR — Sarah Sourwine spun a two-hit, complete game as LaFargeville’s softball team blanked Sackets Harbor, 15-0, in a Frontier League Division III encounter.
City Council approves grant application through NY PLAYS for potential $939K project