Day: August 6, 2026

Lake Champlain Bass Tournament Set for Saturday

Lake Champlain will host the Phoenix Bass Fishing League Northeast Division tournament Saturday. Plattsburgh angler Brett Carnright expects both largemouth and smallmouth bass to play a major role. He says anglers may need a mixed five-fish limit weighing nearly 22 pounds to win. Carnright recommends targeting docks and grass for largemouth while using sonar to […]

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Adirondack Watershed Impact Award Winners Named

The Adirondack Watershed Institute has selected Guy Middleton and the Mirror Lake Watershed Association as the first recipients of its Adirondack Watershed Impact Awards. Middleton leads the Upper Saranac Foundation and has worked on invasive species control, water quality and shoreline conservation. The Mirror Lake group is being recognized for efforts involving stormwater rules, road […]

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North Country Homelessness Rises as Statewide Rate Falls

Homelessness in Clinton County has increased 30% since last year, even as New York’s statewide rate dropped 8%. County officials say 98% of local homeless residents are in shelters, but moving them into permanent housing remains difficult. They blame a shortage of affordable housing, limited turnover and rising construction costs. Clinton County has responded with […]

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Adirondack Railroad Plans Polar Express Auditions

Adirondack Railroad will hold auditions August 12 and August 19 for performers in its upcoming Polar Express Train Ride. Auditions run from 4 to 6 p.m. at the railroad’s offices on Main Street in Utica. Roles include the conductor, hobo, Santa Claus, children’s characters, chefs and stewards. Actors must register at least 24 hours in […]

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Rabies Cases Confirmed in St Lawrence County

A bobcat in Ogdensburg and a raccoon near Heuvelton have tested positive for rabies, bringing St. Lawrence County’s total to 11 cases this year. Public health officials are urging residents to avoid wild animals, keep pets and livestock vaccinated and report possible exposures. Anyone bitten or scratched should wash the wound immediately and seek medical […]

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Lake Placid Man Charged After Domestic Incident

Lake Placid police say 54 year old Brinton M. Hodge was arrested Tuesday afternoon on a misdemeanor third-degree assault charge. Police say Hodge bit a victim on the left shoulder, grabbed the person by the arm and threw the victim from an apartment, causing a knee injury. Hodge was released on an appearance ticket and […]

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SUNY Plattsburgh Opens Student-Run Saxbys Café

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Light of Hope Event Set for Rome

The Center for Family Life and Recovery will hold its seventh annual Light of Hope event August 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Griffo Green in Rome. The free gathering will honor people lost to substance use and overdose while supporting those in recovery and their families. The event will include speakers, community resources, […]

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