Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against NY Twenty One Candidate
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging ballot petitions for Stuart Amoriell in New York’s 21st District. The case claimed forged signatures and false witness statements, but the court ruled it was filed too late. Amoriell remains on track for the June 23 Democratic primary, with election officials previously confirming he had enough valid signatures.
Read MoreFirefighters Frustrated As Tax Credit Bill Stalls In Albany
First responders in northern New York say they’re frustrated after a key bill boosting tax credits for volunteer firefighters stalled in the state Assembly. The measure would raise the credit from 200 dollars to as much as 25 hundred, but failed to advance out of committee. Local fire officials warn the delay comes as departments […]
Read MoreIda Board Rejects Fee Reduction For Tupper Lake Development Project
The Franklin County Industrial Development Agency has voted down a request tied to a major redevelopment project in Tupper Lake. In a four to two vote, the board rejected a proposal to lower service fees for developers of the former Oval Wood Dish factory site. Officials say the request came after the project had already […]
Read MoreSaranac Lake Selects Wizards And Dragons Theme For 2027 Winter Carnival
Saranac Lake has chosen a theme for its 2027 Winter Carnival. Organizers say “Wizards and Dragons” was selected after years of consideration, finally winning approval during a committee vote. The theme had been proposed for more than two decades and will now shape one of the region’s most well-known winter events.
Read MoreClinton Community College Launches Fundraising Campaign For 60th Anniversary
Clinton Community College is marking its 60th anniversary with a new fundraising push. The “Your Name Here” campaign allows donors to sponsor and name spaces across campus facilities in Plattsburgh. Officials say the effort is part of a four million dollar goal to expand programs, upgrade equipment, and support students and staff.
Read MoreLake Placid Woman Arrested On Multiple Bench Warrants
39 year old Elizabeth M Bell of Lake Placid is facing charges after being arrested on three bench warrants for failure to appear. Authorities say Bell missed scheduled court appearances, prompting the warrants from Lake Placid Village Court. She was located by the Essex County Sheriff’s Office and taken into custody, then arraigned and sent […]
Read MoreStewart’s Shop Expansion Approved In Saratoga Springs
A controversial redevelopment plan is moving forward in Saratoga Springs, where officials have approved demolition for an expanded Stewart’s Shops location on South Broadway. The project will replace a smaller “Express” store with a two-story convenience store and gas station, nearly doubling the current footprint to just under 4,000 square feet on the first floor. […]
Read MoreSix Displaced In Tupper Lake House Fire
Details are becoming clearer now after six people found themselves without a home after a Sunday morning fire in Tupper Lake. Crews from the Tupper Lake Volunteer Fire Department responded to the blaze on 2nd Street just before eight a m with four trucks and about 40 firefighters. Officials say the fire was quickly contained, […]
Read MoreSaranac Lake Plans Community Cleanup Day
Residents in Saranac Lake are being called to pitch in for a downtown cleanup effort this weekend. Village leaders say the annual Community Cleanup Downtown Day is set for Saturday, with volunteers meeting at Berkeley Green at 9 a m. Crews will focus on cleaning and maintaining public spaces throughout the downtown area as part […]
Read MoreState Senator Erik Bottcher Honored For Public Health Work
Erik Bottcher has been named Legislator of the Year by the New York State Public Health Association. The Wilmington native was recognized during a conference in Lake Placid for his work expanding mental health resources and public health policy. Family members accepted the award on his behalf, highlighting his personal journey and advocacy efforts.
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