Cape Vincent Arts Council offering summer adult classes
CAPE VINCENT — Art classes for adults of all skill levels are being offered this summer through the Cape Vincent Arts Council.
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Jeff-Lewis Special Olympics team wins volleyball silver
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 man’s sex abuse conviction reversed, new trial ordered
OGDENSBURG — An Ogdensburg man’s sexual abuse conviction has been overturned by the state Supreme Court Appellate Division, Third Department.
Watertown City Council hears update from county on homelessness
WATERTOWN — The City Council on Monday night received an update from Jefferson County on how officials are addressing homelessness.
High school roundup: LaFargeville, South Lewis both clinch Frontier League regular-season titles in softball
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.
Ogdensburg eyes Kelly Park as ‘recreation hub’
City Council approves grant application through NY PLAYS for potential $939K project
High school softball: Sandy Creek strikes early to defeat South Jefferson
SANDY CREEK — Madden Soluri and the Sandy Creek softball team continue to heat up as they enter the stretch drive of their season.
Court dismisses challenge against costs of Potsdam’s Route 56 water project
POTSDAM — A property owner who took legal action over establishment by referendum and billing of the town’s water/sewer districts on Route 56 had his article 78 petition dismissed in
St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office reports recent arrests
CANTON — The St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office reported several recent arrests over the weekend.
Clarkson University announces professor awards
POTSDAM — Clarkson University has announced that several of its professors have been honored with awards for their contributions to the univeristy.
United Steelworkers holding strike authorization vote on Thursday
MASSENA— With their Arconic contract expiring at noon on Saturday and negotiations moving slowly, United Steelworkers have set a strike authorization vote for Thursday.
South African citizen pleads guilty to having, distributing child pornography at Sackets Harbor
SACKETS HARBOR -- A South African citizen living in Sackets Habor has pleaded guilty to federal charges that he possessed and distributed child pornography.
Clarkson awards degrees to nearly 700 at Saturday’s commencement
A graduate at Saturday's commencement at Clarkson University has their cap decorated for the occasion. Clarkson photo
College roundup: St. Lawrence men’s lacrosse engineers second-half surge to advance in NCAA Tournament
BABSON PARK, Mass. — The St. Lawrence University men’s lacrosse team rode a strong third quarter to advance in the NCAA Tournament on Saturday.
High school roundup: Matteson, Peters both pitch complete games as Spartans win Camden Tournament in baseball
CAMDEN — Nate Matteson and Drew Peters combined to pitch a pair of complete games as the South Jefferson baseball team won the Camden Tournament title on Saturday.
For $50,000, you could put your name on the Watertown Municipal Arena
WATERTOWN — The city is looking for someone to pay $50,000 to put their name on the Watertown Municipal Arena.
Hundreds of Clarkson students present research at annual showcase
POTSDAM — More than 550 Clarkson University students presented 230 research and project-based works during the university’s annual Research and Project Showcase (RAPS) on April 17, part of Clarkson’s C...
Community Spirit Youth Giving Challenge awards $20,000 in grant support
WATERTOWN — The Northern New York Community Foundation is pleased to announce $20,000 in Community Spirit Youth Giving Challenge grants to 20 nonprofit organizations that serve Jefferson, Lewis, and St.
Massena High School names Class of 2026 valedictorian, salutatorian
MASSENA — In a sure sign that the school year is getting set to wind down, Massena Central High School has named its Class of 2026 valedictorian and salutatorian.
Clarkson researchers report breakthrough in PFAS destruction
POTSDAM — Researchers at Clarkson University have reported a breakthrough in tackling per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a group of widely used “forever chemicals” that are difficult to remove...
Sackets Harbor man organizing American flag efforts for the country’s 250th birthday
SACKETS HARBOR -- Lynn Martin wants to see the Red, White and Blue out in full force for the United State’s 250th anniversary celebration throughout this village, where a battle
SUNY Canton to host Hazardous Waste Recycling Day on May 16
CANTON — The Development Authority of the North Country (DANC) and the Department of Environmental Conservation will be hosting a hazardous waste recycling day from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SUNY Potsdam to celebrate Class of 2026 Saturday
POTSDAM — The State University of New York at Potsdam will honor the Class of 2026, as hundreds of students earn their undergraduate and graduate degrees, during the College
‘Echoes of the St. Lawrence:’ Morristown students to perform play they wrote on community’s history
MORRISTOWN — Set in a one-room schoolhouse, Morristown Central School students will be performing an original three-act play featured on historic aspects of the community later this month.