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Syracuse sets record for warmth this spring with 52.3 degree average temperature

Syracuse sets record for warmth this spring with 52.3 degree average temperature | syracuse.com.

Cuomo advisor explains plan to provide oversight of care being given to people with special needs

Cuomo advisor explains Justice Center plan – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Franklin County Housing Council backs off of no-pets policy

Housing council backs off of no-pets policy – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Outgoing Board President Rod Driscoll to be recognized at Peru School Board meeting

Peru Central’s Board of Education launches its final regular monthly meeting for the school year on Tuesday, June 12th at 6 PM at the school district’s community room, adjacent to the main entrance of Peru High School.

In Vermont wind debate, the breeze stiffens

In Vermont wind debate, the breeze stiffens | Burlington Free Press 

NYC high school students protest dress code

Stuyvesant High School Students Protest Dress Code – NYTimes.com.

Carthage Central capital project voted down 785-185

Watertown Daily Times | Carthage CSD capital project voted down.

Tupper Lake principal getting tough on pot

McGowan getting tough on pot – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Interim City of Plattsburgh Library Director chosen

Interim library director chosen » Local News » Press-Republican.

NCCCA Arts Center announces lineup for annual ‘Jumpin’ in July’ Thursday Night Concert Series

The North Country Cultural Center for the Arts has released its musical guest schedule for its annual Jumpin’ in July outdoor concert series which takes place, weather permitting, on the front lawn of the Arts Center each Thursday in July.

Color Bind: Everyone agrees the Burlington School District has a race problem. Now what?

Color Bind | Seven Days.

A tipping point for senior care in the North Country

A tipping point for senior care in the North Country « The In Box.

A New Walking Tour for Historic Saranac Lake

A New Walking Tour for Historic Saranac Lake | The Adirondack Almanack.

Boy with Chazy ties dies of gunshot

Boy with local ties dies of gunshot » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

Politics is the great divider in United States

Politics is the great divider in United States – The Washington Post.

As money runs out, counties walking away from elder care: Essex County is selling its nursing home

As money runs out, counties walking away from elder care : PostStar.com 

Deal is reached on drug tracking; Legislation would require online reporting of prescriptions to help follow potential medication abuse

Deal is reached on drug tracking – Times Union.

State unlikely to force school mergers

Watertown Daily Times | State unlikely to force school mergers.

Watertown zoning change decision angers city Planning Board members

Watertown zoning change decision angers city Planning Board members.

3 compete in GOP U.S. Senate primary

3 compete in GOP Senate primary – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Cuomo proposes reducing marijuana penalty

Cuomo proposes reducing marijuana penalty – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

State police performing ‘International Road Check’

State police performing ‘International Road Check’ – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Wright Peak pilgrimage: Family members of Air Force pilot killed 50 years ago visit site of crash

Wright Peak pilgrimage – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Zoning Board to consider three applications

AGENDA ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS , Wednesday, June 20th, 2012, 7:00 p.m. Peru Town Hall

300 Peru children will play summer baseball and softball and even more are expected to compete in fall soccer program

By John T. Ryan There was a light drizzle Saturday morning,