Plattsburgh Trial Underway in Body Concealment Case
A trial is underway in Plattsburgh for a woman accused of helping conceal the body of a murder victim. Prosecutors say Heaven Dashnaw assisted after the death of Chloe Henry, whose husband, Keith Henry, previously pleaded guilty to the killing. Dashnaw faces charges of concealing a corpse and tampering with physical evidence.
Read MoreCommunity Appreciation Day Set for Lake Placid Horse Shows
The Lake Placid Horse Shows will host Community Appreciation Day on June 27 with free admission and family activities at the North Elba Showgrounds. Visitors can enjoy games, a dog costume contest, tours of the renovated grounds, and world-class equestrian competition. The annual horse shows run from June 23 through July 5.
Read MoreSaranac Senior Receives Early Graduation Ceremony
A Saranac High School senior received a special graduation ceremony ahead of the school’s official commencement. Sebastian Prial was honored by classmates and school officials because he will be reporting to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis before graduation day. State Senator Dan Stec joined the event, praising his decision to serve in the Navy.
Read MoreCashman Welcomes Return of Upward Bound Program
Assemblyman Michael Cashman is praising the return of the Upward Bound program at SUNY Plattsburgh. Cashman called last year’s cancellation shocking and heartbreaking, saying the college preparation program provides critical support for students. He says he will continue advocating for efforts to preserve similar educational opportunities in the future.
Read MorePlattsburgh Announces Road Resurfacing Schedule
Road resurfacing projects are set to begin Monday in the City of Plattsburgh. Paving starts at 7 a.m. on College Avenue and will continue on several nearby streets, including Kennedy, Erin and Hillcrest avenues. Drivers are urged to follow flaggers and avoid newly paved asphalt, which will remain closed to traffic for at least three […]
Read MoreDEC Expands Deer Hunting Opportunities
New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation has approved new hunting regulations aimed at reducing growing deer populations. The changes include expanded antlerless deer hunting opportunities and a new statewide “Earn-a-2nd-Buck” program. Hunters who harvest and report an antlerless deer can qualify for a second antlered deer tag under the new rules.
Read MoreSUNY Plattsburgh Professor Earns Fulbright Grant
A SUNY Plattsburgh professor has been selected for a prestigious Fulbright grant to teach in Norway during the upcoming academic year. Dr. Michelle Bonati is one of only three educators nationwide chosen for the Fulbright Roving Scholar Program. She will lead workshops exploring how disability is represented in American media while helping Norwegian students strengthen […]
Read MorePlattsburgh Woman Charged After Domestic Incident
A 34 year old Plattsburgh woman is facing a misdemeanor assault charge following a domestic incident in the Town of Plattsburgh. The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office says Danielle D. Decoste was arrested Wednesday night after allegedly striking another person during an altercation, causing injury.
Read MoreClinton Community College Honors 184 Students
Clinton Community College has recognized 184 students for academic achievement during the Spring 2026 semester. The college announced 73 students earned President’s List honors with grade point averages of 3.75 or higher, while 111 students were named to the Dean’s List with GPAs between 3.25 and 3.749.
Read MoreDEC Forest Rangers Respond to Multiple Adirondack Rescues
New York State DEC Forest Rangers handled another busy week of rescues and searches across the Adirondacks. Among the incidents, Rangers assisted ill, dehydrated and lost hikers in Essex County, including several rescues in the High Peaks region. State officials say Forest Rangers conducted 362 search and rescue missions statewide last year and continue to […]
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