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Wind postpones Plattsburgh’s Tannen-BOOM

Source: Wind postpones Plattsburgh’s Tannen-BOOM

NY prisons chief: No correctional facility closures planned in 2022-23 fiscal year | NCPR News

Source: NY prisons chief: No correctional facility closures planned in 2022-23 fiscal year | NCPR News

Legislature will draw its own new district maps and vote on them | NCPR News

Source: Legislature will draw its own new district maps and vote on them | NCPR News

Wage Board votes to slash farm OT threshold to 40 hours over next decade | Business | nny360.com

Source: Wage Board votes to slash farm OT threshold to 40 hours over next decade | Business | nny360.com

N.Y. mask mandate continued through Feb. 10 | Sun Community News ALBANY | 

There’s still time to pay your town taxes

The Town of Peru Tax Collector will be available on Saturday, January 29th at the Town Hall from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. for tax collection purposes only.

209 additional lab-confirmed COVID-19 positives reported

Grand Isle ferry restarts service after temporarily closure

Source: Grand Isle ferry restarts service after temporarily closure

Powerful nor’easter will miss North Country this weekend

Source: Powerful nor’easter will miss North Country this weekend

Burlington mayor nominates acting police chief to stay on the job – VTDigger

Source: Burlington mayor nominates acting police chief to stay on the job – VTDigger

Bridie Farrell Launches NY-21 Congressional Bid | WAMC

Source: Bridie Farrell Launches NY-21 Congressional Bid | WAMC

2022 Winter Olympics: Which Upstate NY athletes are competing in Beijing? – syracuse.com

Source: 2022 Winter Olympics: Which Upstate NY athletes are competing in Beijing? – syracuse.com

Saranac Lake Winter Carnival returns to 10-day festival (Full schedule) – syracuse.com

Source: Saranac Lake Winter Carnival returns to 10-day festival (Full schedule) – syracuse.com

Hochul wants to take wait and see approach on NY bail reform – syracuse.com

Source: Hochul wants to take wait and see approach on NY bail reform – syracuse.com

Here’s the real cost of NY’s disastrous bail-‘reform’ laws

Source: Here’s the real cost of NY’s disastrous bail-‘reform’ laws

Chief grapplers handle Nighthawks | Sun Community News SARANAC | The Saranac varsity wrestling team put on a dominating performance Jan. 25

Source: Chief grapplers handle Nighthawks | Sun Community News SARANAC | The Saranac varsity wrestling team put on a dominating performance Jan. 25, scoring wins by fall in every match they won en route to a 72-5 rout of Peru.

New York Governor Hochul Affirms Her Support for Controversial Bail Reform

Source: New York Governor Hochul Affirms Her Support for Controversial Bail Reform

Upgrades made to Strand Center | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The Strand Center Theatre was originally built in 1924 as a Vaudeville Theatre. 

Ausable River group bolsters federal salmon study – Adirondack Explorer

Source: Ausable River group bolsters federal salmon study – Adirondack Explorer

CVPH Earns National Recognition for Efforts to Improve Stroke Treatment

PLATTSBURGH, NY (1/27/2022) – The University of Vermont Health Network-Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) has received the American Heart Association’s Silver Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Quality Achievement Award for its commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines.

Stroke is the fifth-highest cause of death and a leading cause of adult disability in the U.S. On average, someone in the U.S. suffers a stroke every 40 seconds, and nearly 795,000 people suffer a new or recurrent stroke each year. Early stroke detection and treatment are key to improving survival, minimizing disability and speeding recovery times.

Get With The Guidelines-Stroke was developed to assist healthcare professionals by providing the most up-to-date, research-based guidelines for treating stroke patients. Read more »

Local business confidence is way up

The county of Clinton is encouraged by the North Country Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Business Confidence Index results which were unveiled today. The Chamber announced that the 2022 Business Confidence Index is at 90 percent.

“Obviously the last two years have been difficult for North Country businesses, but we did what we always do; we pull together and push through,” said Mark Henry, Clinton County Legislature Chairman. “While we know there are still many challenges ahead, the County will continue to support our business community to help them grow. I thank the Chamber for their continued efforts to help our businesses navigate unchartered territory.”

“As a small business owner, I know how uncertain things seem, but the Chamber continues to be a strong partner with Clinton County and these numbers reflect the business community’s confidence in that relationship,” said Patty Waldron, Chairperson of the Clinton County Economic Development Committee. “We will continue to strengthen these relationships and help our businesses tackle some of the concerns raised in the survey.”

“It is clear that optimism is on the horizon for North Country businesses,” said Molly Ryan, Clinton County Economic Development Director. “Despite the many obstacles they have faced, they continue to push forward. I am grateful for the Chamber’s constant efforts to support our businesses and I look forward to working with them to foster the growing confidence in the business community.”

Assemblyman Jones: Bail reform must be addressed

“With crime rising across New York State, I feel it is necessary to once again urge the State to make necessary changes to bail reform. I voted against bail reform in 2019 because I was concerned about how it would negatively impact public safety. I have continuously advocated to make important changes that will address these concerns such as adding judicial discretion, and held a roundtable in 2020 for law enforcement, district attorneys, and emergency personnel to discuss the problems they experienced with bail reform. Since bail reform was passed, many North Country residents have reached out to my office because they are concerned about these new reforms, including social service agencies and addiction services organizations that are able to provide important mental health and addiction support while people await their trial in jail. Domestic violence organizations and law enforcement agencies have also expressed concerns about how removing bail also removes what law enforcement calls a cooling off period that allows domestic violence survivors to seek safety and avoid aggression from abusers due to their arrest. Recently, New York City Mayor Eric Adams also called to make changes to bail reform as a former NYPD police officer and it’s time that we listen to people who have experience in law enforcement and bring those perspectives to the table when discussing bail reform.”

191 additional lab-confirmed COVID-19 positives

Clinton County Health Department requests your input

We are conducting a survey to see what your most pressing health concerns are and if our community helps you stay well.
Your feedback will help shape public health initiatives in Clinton County.
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Strictly Business | New York’s Source for Business Information

This month’s Strictly Business magazine features its annual forum where local leaders review challenges in the past year and look forward to the year ahead. It’s a good opportunity to learn about our next-generation leaders. Source: Strictly Business | New York’s Source for Business Information