Plattsburgh Launches Annual Spring Clean Up Inspections
The Town of Plattsburgh is kicking off its annual spring clean-up, with property inspections set to run from April 27 through May 1. Code enforcement officials will check residential properties for compliance with local maintenance rules, including issues like junk, debris, garbage, and unregistered vehicles. Violations could lead to notices and follow-up inspections to ensure […]
Read MorePlattsburgh Police Investigate Death Found In Yard
Plattsburgh Police are investigating after a 42 year old man was found dead in a yard at the intersection of McKinley Avenue and South Peru Street. Officers responded early Thursday morning and found Benjamin Perron of Plattsburgh, who was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency personnel. Authorities say the area was secured and processed […]
Read MorePlattsburgh Breaks Ground On Next Phase Of Veterans Gateway Project
Construction is underway on the second phase of the Battlefield Memorial Gateway in Plattsburgh, a veterans park that has been years in development. City officials say the project is getting a boost from $300,000 in state funding, helping move the next stage forward. The gateway is designed to honor veterans while creating a lasting public […]
Read MoreNext Move NY Program Connects Veterans With North Country Jobs
A new state-funded program is working to connect transitioning soldiers, veterans, and military spouses with job opportunities in New York’s North Country. The initiative, known as Next Move NY, partners with the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce to link military families from the Fort Drum community with local employers through a specialized job portal. The […]
Read MoreCivic Center Awarded Grant To Support Youth Programs
The Saranac Lake Civic Center is getting a financial boost after receiving a $1,000 Stewart’s Holiday Match Grant. The funding comes from a program that matches customer donations and supports organizations focused on youth health, wellness, and development. Officials say the grant will help keep programs affordable and accessible for local families.
Read MoreMultiple Adirondack Rescues Highlight Dangerous Spring Conditions
New York forest rangers recently responded to a string of rescues across the Adirondacks, including a 36 year old hiker from Gouverneur found unconscious atop the Bald Mountain fire tower. Officials say the hiker had reportedly been drinking and may have used other substances, prompting rangers to administer Narcan before carrying the individual off the […]
Read MoreDEC Releases Avalanche Pass Repair Plan After Mudslides
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation has released a draft plan to repair damage to Avalanche Pass caused by major mudslides last summer. The proposal calls for partially rerouting the trail, adding bog bridging, and replacing or installing several bridges to stabilize the area. Officials say the work is aimed at restoring safe access […]
Read MoreLake Placid School Board Approves Budget For Voter Decision
The Lake Placid Central School District has approved a $24.6 million budget for the 2026–27 school year, sending it to voters for a final decision on May 19. The plan includes a 3.21 percent property tax levy increase, which meets the state cap and means it only needs a simple majority to pass. School officials […]
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