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“I can. I will. I’ll try. I’ll do.”
ELIZABETHTOWN | Every minute of hard work moves Judy Rushford toward one goal: to stand on two legs and walk again. Read more
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Drinkwine honored
Earlier this month, Drinkwine was recognized by the Town of Ticonderoga for her work as the face on Angel Connection, a nonprofit organization that promotes and assists in the spaying/neutering of cats in Ticonderoga and surrounding communities. Read more
Indy: a real winner of a dog!
Meet Indy, or as we lovingly refer to her, Piggy. Spend any time with Indy and you’ll understand her nickname: this silly girl is always snorting like a pig! It’s absolutely adorable, one of her many endearing qualities. Read more
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Peru students bring love to vets
PERU | Peru High School students in the Brilliant Pathways/College for Every Student Program recently delivered hand-made valentines to the Stratton VA Hospital, bringing more than 40 messages of hope to hospitalized veterans there. Read more
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Assemblyman Jones backs bill to help North Country small businesses thrive
Assemblyman Billy Jones (D-Plattsburgh) announced he is co-sponsoring a bill that would reduce the tax burden for small businesses and farms to help make New York more affordable for local entrepreneurs. Read more
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Mardi Gras fest this Saturday in Lake George
LAKE GEORGE | Many visitors to Lake George will be immersed cajun culture Saturday Feb. 29 as they participate in the Lake George Mardi Gras festival in which 17 restaurants and taverns will be participating. Read more
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Flu ‘widespread’ throughout New York; peak not hit
ELIZABETHTOWN | Incidence of flu this season is widespread throughout New York, including Essex and Clinton counties. Read more
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Portage meeting March 5
TICONDEROGA | The Ticonderoga Town Board and AES Northeast will host a public information meeting on Thursday, March 5, to answer questions relating to the upcoming redevelopment of The Portage. Read more
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Learning Center goes non-profit to enhance programs
WARRENSBURG | The leading daycare center in the region is converting to a not-for-profit entity, and the change is expected to boost its range of services and programs while enhancing its affordability. Read more
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The Russians are coming... again?
The Russians are coming. Guess what? The Russians never left and will most likely never will. Read more
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Officials optimistic about Bombardier rail sale
PLATTSBURGH | Local officials are optimistic about Bombardier’s intended sale of its transportation division and the future of the Plattsburgh rail-car manufacturing plant. Read more
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Third time’s a charm?
LAKE PLACID | A newly added provision to limit the operation of short-term rentals to 90 days out of the year drew the most attention at a public hearing in Lake Placid Tuesday. Read more
City Democrats endorse candidates for Mayor
PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh Democrats met Tuesday night to endorse candidates for Mayor, Ward 2 Councilor, and Ward 5 Councilor for a June Primary and a November General Election. Read more
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Under construction: student bridge work
TICONDEROGA | Never underestimate the power of the mighty Popsicle stick. Earlier this month, middle school students in Ticonderoga used the arts-and-crafts staple to build bridges and see which ones stood up to the most weight. Read more
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Warren County gains $4.1 million from refinancing debt
QUEENSBURY | Due to the work of the Warren County Treasurer’s Office, local property owners will have several million dollars erased from their future tax burden. Read more
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Thurman farm wins top national award
THURMAN | Internationally famous artisan cheesemaker Nettle Meadow Farm of Thurman recently won national honors at the 2020 Good Food Awards competition held in San Francisco Read more
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Kids jump with Jill
TICONDEROGA | Anyone who can get a room full of elementary school students chanting enthusiastically about yogurt must have a gift. Read more
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Streetside amplified music now banned in Lake George
LAKE GEORGE | Music or other sounds will no longer be allowed to be broadcast from shops along Lake George village streets, according to an ordinance adopted Feb. 10 by the Lake George Village Board. Read more
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Commercial growth strategies for Warrensburg described
WARRENSBURG | Warren County’s leading economic development guru recently outlined measures Warrensburg’s leaders and local businesses could undertake to achieve greater commercial vitality. Read more
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Utility rates questioned
TICONDEROGA | Frank Sheldon spent a recent chilly Saturday outside a convenience store engaging in some old fashioned politics. He was urging citizens to sign a petition protesting sharp jumps in Ticonderoga sewer and water bills. Read more
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Miles Thomas House Dollar General
The Victorian 1870s-era Miles Thomas House at 3847 Main St. in Warrensburg sits on the lot where a 9,100 square-feet Dollar General Store is to be built if a developer’s plans become reality. Several local citizens are seeking an interpretation of the town zoning laws from the Warrensburg Zoning Board of Appeals, and a public hearing has been scheduled on the issue for 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 25 at the town hall — and citizens interested in the town’s future are urged to attend.
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Stewart's Grand Opening - Chester
While people were packing the new enlarged Chester Stewart’s Shop for its grand-opening celebration, area officials and community members gathered in front of the convenience store for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Holding up the ends of the ribbon are (left side, left to right): Glens Falls YMCA’s Brian Bearor, state Assemblyman Dan Stec and U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, and (left side) Chester town board member Karen DuRose — while store manager Vicky Tucker (center) prepares to cut the ribbon. Representatives of the North Warren Chamber of Commerce and the Tri-Lakes Community Alliance were also on hand.
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Port Henry beach on Lake Champlain
The Port Henry beach on Lake Champlain suffered significant damage in a Halloween storm said to be the worst since Irene in 2011.
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Fox and Fern Owners
Owners Lynne Reale (left) and Mariann Rapple (right) stand in front of their newly opened shop, the Fox and Fern.
