April 2026
S M T W T F S
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
2627282930  

News Categories

Site search

More About The Peru Gazette

The editor is John Ryan at email: perugazette@gmail.com. The Peru Gazette is a free community, education and information website. It is non-commercial and does not accept paid advertising.

Comment Policy

The Peru Gazette welcomes comments on posted stories. The author MUST include his/her first and last name. No  foul or libelous language permitted. The Peru Gazette reserves the right to not publish a comment.

Recent Comments

Archive for 'Northern NY News'

Stafford Middle School crossing guard surprised by students with $2,000 gift

Source: Stafford Middle School crossing guard surprised by students with $2,000 gift

Restaurant grant fund opens for applications Monday | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Source: Restaurant grant fund opens for applications Monday | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Housing in the Adirondack region: one crisis away from crumbling – – The Adirondack Almanack

An Opinion- Source: Housing in the Adirondack region: one crisis away from crumbling – – The Adirondack Almanack

Plattsburgh police chief resigns | NCPR News

Source: Plattsburgh police chief resigns | NCPR News

When will the border reopen? Not anytime soon | Adirondack Explorer

Source: When will the border reopen? Not anytime soon | Adirondack Explorer

May Blood Drives Announced

PLATTSBURGH, NY –The Adirondack Regional Blood Center, a program of the University of Vermont Health Network – Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH), is conducting several blood drives open to the community this month. Here are several opportunities to give blood: Tuesday, May 4, 2021, Ellenburg Fire Department, 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, May5, Saranac Lake […]

Abrupt closure of Koffee Kup bakery affecting local businesses

Source: Abrupt closure of Koffee Kup bakery affecting local businesses

New York restaurants prepare to apply for ‘revitalization’ grants

Source: New York restaurants prepare to apply for ‘revitalization’ grants

Prisoners slowly receiving COVID-19 vaccines | City & State

Source: Prisoners slowly receiving COVID-19 vaccines | City & State

Yes, the chicken wing shortage is real in Upstate New York. And check out those prices – syracuse.com

Source: Yes, the chicken wing shortage is real in Upstate New York. And check out those prices – syracuse.com

City of Plattsburgh in search for new top cop | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: City of Plattsburgh in search for new top cop | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh is searching for a new chief of police. The “Lake City” employs approximately 45 uniformed police officers that cover everything from major crimes to t

Groups appeal ANR permit to sink ferry in Lake Champlain | Sun Community News MIDDLEBURY | 

Source: Groups appeal ANR permit to sink ferry in Lake Champlain | Sun Community News MIDDLEBURY | Out of concern for Lake Champlain’s underwater ecosystems, the Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC) and the Lake Champlain Committee (LCC) have appealed a permit

Cook In! – Mountain Lake PBS

Source: Cook In! – Mountain Lake PBS

Commander of Fort Drum combat unit fired over alleged misconduct | NCPR News

Source: Commander of Fort Drum combat unit fired over alleged misconduct | NCPR News

DiNAPOLI: SARANAC TOWN CLERK ARRESTED FOR FALSIFYING TOWN RECORDS

State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli and Clinton County District Attorney Andrew J. Wylie, announced the arrest of Mary L. Bell, Clerk of the Town of Saranac. Bell, 54, was arrested Thursday for allegedly falsifying records to hide her failure to deposit more than $800 in cash payments to the town that she collected as Clerk. […]

First Burlington to Boston direct flight takes off Thursday

Source: First Burlington to Boston direct flight takes off Thursday

Vandalism reported at historic Veterans Park | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | T

Source: Vandalism reported at historic Veterans Park | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The Plattsburgh Barracks Veterans Park not only pays tribute to the region’s rich military history and service, but honors the lives of local veterans and those who gave the ul

Officer tries to end police stigma with community efforts | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | 

Source: Officer tries to end police stigma with community efforts | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | There have been a lot of changes in the United States within the past year. Police brutality has been thrown into the limelight, and an increasingly talked about t

Why Canada’s border could stay closed into autumn

On Wednesday, the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center reported just 2.82 percent of Canadians were fully vaccinated, compared to 27.12 percent in the U.S. The Leger poll results may have dampened enthusiasm at the national level for a quick border reopening, particularly if Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces re-election in the autumn. “Trudeau may […]

North Country economic recovery shows signs of picking up steam | NCPR News

Source: North Country economic recovery shows signs of picking up steam | NCPR News

Clinton County 4-H chooses to stay local instead of going to NYS Fair

Source: Clinton County 4-H chooses to stay local instead of going to NYS Fair

‘Challenging time for hiring’ | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Source: ‘Challenging time for hiring’ | Local News | pressrepublican.com

Vermont Lake Monsters announce 68-game schedule for 2021 season

Source: Vermont Lake Monsters announce 68-game schedule for 2021 season

Lake Trout: Champlain’s wild card | Adirondack Explorer

“Hatchery officials who once worried they weren’t stocking enough trout now have to worry they’ll stock too many. There are now perhaps 100,000 or 200,000 trout in the lake. Too many trout in one lake could collapse the food chain, if too many eat too much.” “Wild fish is the wild card,” said Steve Hurst, […]

Police look for leads in 1980s cold case | Sun Community News NORTH ELBA | In September 1986, a fisherman in the Ausable River was shocked to find a human skull 

Source: Police look for leads in 1980s cold case | Sun Community News NORTH ELBA | In September 1986, a fisherman in the Ausable River was shocked to find a human skull and its discovery has led to a decades old mystery that authorities are still hoping to solve.