Nurses Rally Over Staffing Concerns In Plattsburgh
Healthcare workers in Plattsburgh are sounding the alarm over staffing shortages at CVPH, with members of the New York State Nurses Association rallying for safer conditions. Nurses say understaffing is forcing difficult care decisions and raising patient safety risks. Union members claim proposed contract changes could reduce staffing protections, while hospital leadership says negotiations are […]
Read MoreFormer St Lawrence County DA Denied Law License Reinstatement
A state judge has denied former St Lawrence County District Attorney Mary Rain her request to regain her law license. Rain was suspended in 2018 after findings she violated defendants’ rights, including withholding evidence during a high-profile murder trial. The court ruled she failed to address the issues that led to her suspension.
Read MoreAutism Alliance Walk Set For Saturday In Morrisonville
The Autism Alliance of Northeastern New York is hosting its annual Autism Walk on Saturday at the Clinton County Fairgrounds. The event features a carnival theme with music, bounce houses, food trucks, and a resource fair. The walk is the group’s largest fundraiser, supporting local programs, scholarships, and family services. Organizers say all proceeds stay […]
Read MoreTractor Pull Competition Returning To Clinton County Fair
The New York Tractor Pullers Association is returning to the Clinton County Fair this summer. The motorsports event is set for July 15 at the Clinton County Fairgrounds, featuring high-powered tractor and truck pulling competitions. Organizers say the show offers family-friendly entertainment and showcases top drivers from across the region. The fair runs July 13 […]
Read MoreAdirondack Group Opening Salvage Warehouse In Keeseville
Adirondack Architectural Heritage is launching a new architectural salvage warehouse in Keeseville. The facility will accept donated building materials like windows, fixtures and hardware, giving them new life while keeping waste out of landfills. The site will also serve as a training center for hands-on trades and preservation work.
Read MoreRegistration Opens For Great Adirondack Garage Sale
Registration is now open for the 2026 Great Adirondack Garage Sale, set for Memorial Day weekend across the Adirondack Mountains. The event spans more than 200 miles and includes communities like Tupper Lake and Old Forge. Organizers say the popular sale draws shoppers from across the region, with free sign-ups available online for sellers.
Read MoreLake Placid Foundation Expands Role With New IRS Classification
The Henry Uihlein II and Mildred A Uihlein Foundation in Lake Placid is shifting to a private operating foundation, allowing it to take a more active role in community programs. The change is aimed to boost public impact and expand partnerships. The foundation also plans to use its 1,400-plus acres for education and agricultural initiatives.
Read MoreAdirondack Park Agency Delays Howitzer Range Hearing Again
The Adirondack Park Agency has postponed a key hearing on a proposed howitzer testing range in Lewis until October 28. The delay marks the fifth postponement, with officials citing the need for more time to review extensive pre-hearing materials. Meanwhile, the process continues.
Read MoreNew York State Parks Graduates 33 New Officers From Academy
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is welcoming 33 new park police officers after graduation from its latest academy class. The recruits completed six months of training and will now begin field work across the state’s park system. Officials say the new officers will help protect millions of visitors at […]
Read MoreOgdensburg Museum Lands 10 Million Grant For Revitalization
The Frederic Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg is at the center of a 10 million dollar state revitalization grant awarded to the city. Officials say the funding will help transform the museum’s education center and support broader downtown improvements. The project is part of a push to boost tourism and expand cultural programs ahead of […]
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