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Join the Knights for a Delicious Ham Dinner

St. Augustine’s Knights of Columbus Council 7273 invites the Peru and North Country community to enjoy its baked ham dinner on Saturday, February 8th at the St. Augustine’s Parish Center.  The dinner featuring baked ham and scalloped potatoes will be served from 4:30 to 6:30 PM for only $7.50 per person, $3.50 for children 6 […]

‘CREATED EQUAL’ FILM SERIES

 Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday, the 150th Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, and Black History Month, four Plattsburgh-area institutions are joining forces to present four documentaries with riveting footage illustrating the history of civil rights in America. Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle, is being co-sponsored by the North Country Underground Railroad Historical Association, […]

Homeless Count takes place Wednesday

Homeless Count takes place Wednesday » NEW TODAY… » Press-Republican.

Wind turbines become insufferable neighbors for some

Wind turbines become insufferable neighbors for some | Burlington Free Press | burlingtonfreepress.com.

Cutting the cord? Officials say think twice before abandoning landlines

Watertown Daily Times | Cutting the cord? Officials say think twice before abandoning landlines.

State to increase scrutiny of oil trains

State to increase scrutiny of oil trains | Capital New York.

State teacher salary up 10% – Times Union

State teacher salary up 10% – Times Union.

DiNapoli: State workers rack up overtime record

Capitol Confidential » DiNapoli: State workers rack up overtime record.

King: Annual cost of comprehensive pre-K could be $1.6B

Capitol Confidential » King: Annual cost of comprehensive pre-K could be $1.6B.

2014 Dog Control Law Public Hearing Tonight

AGENDA PUBLIC HEARING ON 2014 DOG LAW  January 27, 2014, 6:30 PM    Call Meeting To Order Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call MOTION:         To Open the Public Hearing. DISCUSSION:  Community Input and Questions MOTION:         To Close the Public Hearing. MOTION:         Adjourn

NYSUT votes ‘no confidence’ in State Ed. leader John King – Times Union

NYSUT votes ‘no confidence’ in State Ed. leader John King – Times Union.

Planning Board Feb. 12th Agenda Features Lot Merges

Planning Board Agenda Feb. 12, 2014

DiNapoli: DOT Efforts to Police Trucking Companies Falling Short

DiNapoli: DOT Efforts to Police Trucking Companies Falling Short, 01/22/14.

Agenda for Town Board Monday, January 27 Meeting

Regular Mtg Agenda 01272014

Rep. Owens Wins Concessions from Customs and Border Protection on Staffing Levels

From the Office of Congressman Bill Owens Congressman will Continue Fight Against Further CBP Staff Reductions at the Border  PLATTSBURGH, NY—Representative Bill Owens announced today that he has won a concession from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that will keep an additional helicopter and pilot at the Plattsburgh Air Branch. Owens has been fighting […]

Miner Institute gets grant to study drainage; The project will quantify the tradeoff between surface runoff and tile-drainage runoff in the two cornfields managed as either freely drained or control drained.

Miner Institute gets grant to study drainage » Local News » Press-Republican.

Apartment building in Port Kent burns » Breaking News » Press-Republican

Apartment building in Port Kent burns » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

School Business Administrator Cautiously Optimistic About Future School Budgets

By Adele Douglas At the Regular Board of Education meeting last week the big news was the projected balanced budget for 2014.  In his report on the budget School Business Administrator Randy Sapp was “cautiously optimistic” about the future and the ability of the District to handle the budget gaps in the coming years. He […]

Owens Announces Congressional Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Competition

From the Office of Congressman Bill Owens   WASHINGTON—Today, Representative Bill Owens announced he’s hosting a Congressional Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Competition for high school students from New York’s 21st Congressional District. “Students who can master the STEM subjects will earn great jobs and lead the nation’s next period of economic growth,” Representative Bill Owens said. “I […]

How will Cuomo’s budget change state aid to your district? – Schools

How will Cuomo’s budget change state aid to your district? – Schools.

Peru man one of only 249 to receive Legion of Honor ribbon – Denpubs.com

Peru man one of only 249 to receive Legion of Honor ribbon – Denpubs.com.

A Clear Vision for the Peru School District

A Statement from Superintendent of Schools Patrick Brimstein  Like many school districts across New York State and the nation, Peru Central School District has experienced considerable changes to how our schools are expected to operate, challenges to how they are funded, and other regulatory stresses.  After much reflection and discussion, the Board of Education and […]

How the North Country fares in the NYS budget « The In Box

How the North Country fares in the NYS budget « The In Box.

Climate Change Impact on Agenda for 2014 North Country Crop Congresses in Chazy, Canton

Chazy, NY; Canton, NY – The impact of climate change on Northern New York agriculture is on the agenda of the 2014 North Country Crop Congresses: Tuesday, February 18 at W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute, Chazy, NY, and Wednesday, February 19, 9am-3pm, at the Best Western University Inn in Canton, NY. Dr. Allison Chatrchyan, the […]

Soup Kitchen Will Not Operate Today

The St. Augustine’s Soup Kitchen will not be serving today, Wednesday January 22, 2014. People are urged to stay inside and keep warm!