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Our business model and our rural communities are currently undergoing some significant changes that must be addressed. Read more
Ray Brook Biomass fires up
RAY BROOK | The Ray Brook Biomass Project boilers fired up last Friday, switching from fossil fuel to pellets to heat state office buildings. Read more
CATS publishes updated trail maps
WESTPORT | Champlain Area Trails (CATS) has published two new trail maps that cover hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing opportunities in the Champlain Valley. Read more
Sun Community News updates now available on Alexa devices
ELIZABETHTOWN | Alexa users can enable Sun Community News in their daily flash briefings so that they can receive a summary of the day’s local headlines. Read more
ECH data breach exposes patient info
ELIZABETHTOWN | The University of Vermont Health Network - Elizabethtown Community Hospital has revealed a “data security incident” in October has potentially affected 32,000 people. Read more
Sun launches digital billboard news
PLATTSBURGH | The Sun has added the option of reading current news headlines on its digital billboard located at the intersection of Cornelia and Broad Street in Plattsburgh. Read more
Districts look toward final merger vote
ELIZABETHTOWN | Residents of Westport Central (WCS) and Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School (ELCS) districts are preparing for a final merger vote. Read more
Survey says…but can it be trusted?
We have so much information at our fingertips today, it’s no wonder people are beginning to realize the difference between the news they can trust to be accurate and the information that appears to be realistic on the surface... Read more
Animal cruelty prevention event set
WHALLONSBURG | A number of agencies throughout the North Country will be getting together this Saturday to talk about ways people can keep their animals safe and away from harm. Read more
New York joins AT&T’s first responder network
ELIZABETHTOWN | First responders now have their own personal network to use during emergencies. Read more