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MASSENA-POTSDAM NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2010
- Plans Finalized For Albany Rally
- Rooseveltown Man Pleads Not Guilty To Sex Charge
- Seaway Hires DeLosh Again; Now Ineligible
- NNCS Will Meet Parents To Keep Kids In School
- PCS Budget Cuts Unveiled; $26,235,072 Draft Plan Includes Staff, Athletic Cuts
- Irish Roots Run Deep In St. Lawrence County
- Seneca Falls Voters Opt For Dissolution
- Broadband May Come To Newton Falls Soon
- DECWants Waterfowl Task Force Recommendations
- Owens Announces Airport Security, Hazard Funding
- MED Clears Hurdle On Hydro
- NNCSWill Dig Up Fuel Tanks
- "Little Shop" Opening For Business At SRCS
- No Clarification On Bridge From Recent FERCLetter
- Canton Super Forced To Deliver Bad News
- Schumer Will Talk Milk Prices With Investigators
- NY Democratic Majority Draws Notice
- Soda Tax Opposition Urged
- Power For Jobs Program May Be Reborn
- OwensFeeling Pressure On Health Care Reform
- The Public Record
- Massena Meet Tonight
- Eye On Massena
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 2010
- CSEADeal Issues Remain
- Warhol Pop Art Floats At Gibson Gallery
- H.S. Too Short For Some; Massena Grad Rate At 63 Percent; P-H Hits 90 Percent
- Expert: Finance Meetings At MCSShould Be Public
- Dinallo Questions A.G. Cuts
- National Grid Waits For Rate Plan Okay
- NYSCOPBA Says Officers Unfairly Targeted
- Three Cases Of Mumps Confirmed In Plattsburgh
- Massena Meeting Tonight
- MCSOpens Fitness Center To Public
- NorfolkResidents Trying Again To Hold Referendum On Police
- Drug Trafficking Designation Wanted
- Public Opinion On Nice N Easy Sought InCanton
- Old Craft Of Weaving New Hobby For Some
- Potsdam Watching Seneca Falls Vote
- Tribe Receives Artifacts From Anonymous Donor
- Clarkson Works On Ecuador Water Purification
- Owens Announces Clarkson Funding
- Potsdam Summer Festival Performers Needed In July
- Annex Request Squabble Repeats
- Tribal Office Wins Business Award
- Man Admits Cocaine Sales
- The Public Record
MONDAY, MARCH 15, 2010
No stories published.
SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 2010
No stories published.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 2010
- OCF Rally Attendees: "Save Our Prison!"
- State Cleanup Of Parishville Lot To Begin
- MCSSuper Talks To Each School About Staff Cuts
- Cuts May Curb Hospital Growth; CPH, MMH Officials Fear Impact Of State Budget On Care
- Suggestions Drive Fixup Of Southworth Library
- Grand Jury Indicts For Coke
- Hackett Siblings Can Recoup $$
- Irish Pride Shows In Helena Parade Today
- CPCSNearing Budget Completion
- Spicy Iguana
- Stockholm Earns $12K Grant For Court Security
- JeffersonElementary Students Thank Donors For Snack Time
- The Public Record
- SLC OM Teams Headed For State Tournament
FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 2010
- Bad Buildings "A No-gainer" For Massena
- GM Demolition Decision Soon; Local Officials Want In On MLC Deliberations On Matters
- DECRules Madrid Dam Needs Repairs
- CHMC Considers Switch To Biomass
- Ogdensburg Reviewing Legality Of Funding I-98 Work
- Charges Against High-risk Sex Offender Dismissed
- Doctor Says He's Falsely Named In Lawsuit
- Border Crossings Might Be More Difficult Any Day Now
- Fire Victim Named
- Second Oxley Trial Postponed Months
- Mock Trial Tournament Down To Final 4
- Study Indicates Doctors Create $57M In County
- NNCS Considers Future IB Program
- MCS May Start Strategic Plan
- SLC Players Take Cinderella To The Ball
- Hearing On Gouverneur Assessor In Progress
- Prison Housing Units Closing
- P&C StoreIn Ogdensburg Will Soon Become Another Vacant Building
- The Public Record
- State Ed Awards $402K To Libraries
- Amish Still In Violation
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2010
- Morristown Files Permit Charge Against Another Amish Man
- Democrat Arquiett Wants County Legislature Seat
- Safety Concerns Rise As Buildings Fall In
- Building Buys Slow Going; Taxpayers Will Own Dilapidated Massena Properties
- Pension, Ratio Picket Topics For CPHNurses
- County Highway Safety Violations Labeled Serious
- County Planning HopefulFor Brasher Rehab Grant
- Potsdam Wood Furnace Rules Wanted
- Time To Count Brasher Canines
- OSHA Instructs Local Businesses On Safety Issues
- 10 Workers Come Back To Canton Corning Plant
- Deadline Soon For Solar Grant Money
- Reservation Weatherization Help Improves With Office
- Military Spouses Tuition Will Return
- The Public Record
- Potsdam Parcel Assessed
- No Endorsement Guarantee For Hoffman From Pataki
- North Country Physicians Generate $241M According To Medical Society
- Senate Bill Boosts Reimbursements
- Female Wake-up Puncher Ordered To Pay Restitution
- Alleged Reckless Car Crasher Needs Attorney
- Ogdensburg, Harrisburg Top NY Tax Exempt List
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2010
- Gouverneur Opens Fired Assessor Review
- PCSSuper Still Working On Next Year's Cut List
- Massena Eyesores Still Stand; Downtown Business Owners Hope Progress Made Tonight
- Prom Dress Sales Help Malawi Women
- New Website Will Showcase Sandstone Use
- JeffersonCounty Votes Against Wind Power
- "The Big Read" Nearing Halfway Point
- Schumer Seeks Guarantee For Newton Falls Operation
- Golf Follows Ice At Massena Arena
- Old Frat House Changes Hands In Potsdam
- Sutherland Running For Perry's Seat
- Grow Making Progress, Attends County Meeting
- Pies In The Face Help Earthquake Survivors
- Candidate Going Home Again
- Hoffman Critiquing Owens
- Jackson Going To Prison For Break-in Attack
- Tribe Will Conduct Study Of Public Transportation
- No Energy Fair In 2010: No Sponsoring Agency
- The Public Record
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