Morrisonville Septic Vows to Rebuild After Fire
The owners of Morrisonville Septic say they will rebuild after a fire destroyed the company’s main garage and several septic trucks near Cadyville. Storage units and some equipment were spared, allowing most operations to continue, although tank services may be limited. The cause remains under investigation.
Read MoreClinton County Seeks Applications for Youth Program Funding
The Clinton County Youth Bureau is accepting applications for 2027 funding for programs that support positive youth development. Eligible nonprofit organizations may seek money for youth sports, recreation, education, family support, arts programs and crisis prevention services. Programs must be offered free to participants. Applications are due Friday, August 21. More information is available by […]
Read MoreHomelessness Falls Statewide but Rises Across Many Regions
New York’s homeless population fell nearly 8% between January 2024 and January 2025, according to State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. The decline was driven mainly by New York City, while homelessness increased in 17 of the state’s 25 reporting regions. Children account for nearly one-third of the state’s homeless population.
Read MoreMontreal Man Identified in Fatal Lake Champlain Drowning
Police have identified the man who drowned in Lake Champlain last week as 86 year old George Mitchell of Montreal. Mitchell was found July 14 along the western shore of North Hero. Lifesaving efforts were unsuccessful. The Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department says the medical examiner determined Mitchell died by accidental drowning.
Read MoreSaratoga Springs Firm Earns Veteran-Owned Business Certification
A Saratoga Springs company is among 24 businesses newly certified by the state as service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. R White Consultancy provides data analytics and management consulting services. The certification allows the company to pursue state contracting opportunities through a program created to expand participation by veteran-owned firms. New York now has 1,465 certified businesses in […]
Read MoreSchool Supplies Drive Supports North Country Students
Clinton Community College is collecting new school supplies for local kindergarten through 12th-grade students through Friday, July 31. Donations may be dropped off at the George Moore Building or the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing in Plattsburgh. Needed items include backpacks, notebooks, folders, pencils and crayons. A final community collection will be held Monday, August 3, […]
Read MoreClinton County Sheriff Warns of Arrest Warrant Scam
The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office is warning about scammers posing as deputies and using the names of actual department members. Investigators say the scheme also involves forged documents resembling federal arrest warrants, with one known victim in Clinton County. The sheriff’s office says deputies will never demand payment for warrants, fines or bail, or ask […]
Read MoreCashman Backs Utility Fines Over Service Failures
Assemblyman Michael Cashman is supporting Public Service Commission fines against NYSEG, National Grid and other utilities for failing to meet service and customer care standards. Cashman says North Country residents have dealt with slow service restoration, poor customer access and higher rates despite ongoing problems. He says the penalties are warranted but more reforms are […]
Read MorePlattsburgh State Basketball Team Plans Youth Camp
The Plattsburgh State men’s basketball team will hold a youth camp August 10 through 13 at Memorial Hall. The camp is open to boys and girls entering first through ninth grade and will run from 9 a.m. until noon each day. Campers will take part in drills, contests and competitive games led by Plattsburgh State […]
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