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Battle for 23rd District congressional seat seems likely to become a three-way race again

The Post Standard reports

Legislative Pork – How did our legislators fare?

The Times Union reports

School board agenda: Sleepless nights, thankless work

The Post Standard reports

Upstate shoulders lion’s share in taxes

Democrat and Chronicle reports

Saratoga businesses fret over future of the racing industry

The Post Star reports An interesting story about the importance of horse racing to Saratoga.

VA will put a clinic in Saranac Lake

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports VA to staff two outpatient clinics – one in Elizabethtown and one in Saranac Lake.

Veterans’ care could be village’s future – Many groups collaborate for a military respite center

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports An interesting story on Saranac Lake’s vision for future development.

Ft. Drum put $1.5b into local economy in ’09

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Orders accepted until May 23rd – an important local cause!

By Corinne Kerley The Ladies Guild of the Peru Community Church is having a flower sale. We are selling geraniums- pink, red and white for $1.50 each and 6-pks of Impatiens red, white and mixed for $1.75 each. The deadline is May 23rd and the flowers will be delivered to the church the 26th for pick-up. […]

A New York state budget remains elusive as lawmakers go home for rest of week

The Post Standard reports

Keeseville Civic Center to close

The Press Republican reports

Let’s Eat: Rockwell Kent’s Asgaard Dairy

The Adirondack almanack reports

Need for Local Meat Processing Unites Northern NY Farmers, Processors & Economic Development Interests

Canton, NY — Northern New York needs USDA-inspected meat processing facilities, according to a late March meeting organized by Cornell Cooperative Extension and attended via teleconference by livestock producers, processers and community leaders in Canton, Watertown, Westport, and Cayuga County. “Consumer demand for local food has increased the demand for locally-raised meats that are processed […]

FIREFIGHTER MOURNED: Friends and colleagues remember Garrett Loomis

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Syracuse police bust 563 drivers for phoning and texting while driving

The Post Standard reports

Congressman Owens Announces Congressional Art Competition

Washington – Congressman Bill Owens today announced that he is currently accepting submissions from high school students in New York’s 23rd Congressional District for an annual Congressional Art Competition.  The theme for this year’s competition is “An Artistic Discovery”.

Sackets Harbor firefighter killed in silo explosion

The Post Standard reports

Skaneateles High School graduate in Poland: Country ‘weeps as a nation for those who died’

The Post Standard reports

USDA has $83 million to loan to rural businesses in New York

The Post Standard reports

New York governor to feds: Parks not pawns in budget fight

The Times Union reports

Forecast warns state can’t pay June bills

The Times Union reports

Feds: Risk millions if state parks close

The Times Union reports

Peru Lions Club donates to a worthy cause

Photo – L-R Robert, Scott and Patti Moseley; Camp Tu-Kum-Ta Executive Director Ted Kessler and Lois Roberts representing the Peru Lions Club. By John T. Ryan Members of the Peru Lions Club conduct fund-raisers such as their Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot and their Election Day spaghetti dinner. On April 8th $1,000 of the money they […]

First “Live at the Library” Concert Scheduled

By Adele Douglas Please join Librarian Becky Pace and the Friends of the Library for the inaugural concert of the piano, celebrating its donation from the Provosts, and kicking off a new concert series “Live at the Library” series. Friday. It is going to be a very special evening on Friday, April 23rd. Adrian Carr, a Juilliard […]

Tax levy down in Keeseville budget – Civic Center may close resulting in loss of State Police office and location for Keeseville’s historical artifacts

The Press Republican reports