Day: August 17, 2026

Plattsburgh Police Plan Second Bike and E-Mobility Safety Forum

Plattsburgh City Police will hold their second Community Bike and E-Mobility Safety Forum September 10 at 6 p.m. at the Riverside Pavilion. The free event will cover right-of-way rules, state e-bike classifications, helmet use, lighting and basic bike maintenance. Police will also offer real-world safety scenarios, a question-and-answer session, a group ride and an obstacle […]

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Three More Animals Test Positive for Rabies in St Lawrence County

Three more animals have tested positive for rabies in St. Lawrence County. County health officials say a bat and 2 raccoons were confirmed positive by the state Wadsworth Laboratory. That brings the county’s total to 14 rabid animals so far this year. Residents are urged to avoid contact with wild animals, keep pets vaccinated and […]

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Plattsburgh Police Warn of Online Rental Scams

Plattsburgh City Police are warning residents about fraudulent online rental listings designed to steal money and personal information. Police say scammers often copy legitimate property photos, advertise rent below market value, pressure victims to act quickly and demand deposits before a property is viewed. Red flags also include requests for payment by wire transfer, gift […]

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Historic Railcars Joining Adirondack Railroad Fleet

The Adirondack Railroad is adding two historic first-class railcars to its fleet this fall. Built in 1949 and 1950, the Overland Trail and Pacific Trail are expected to serve Utica, Old Forge, Tupper Lake and other Adirondack destinations, possibly in time for fall foliage excursions. One car is a 39-seat lounge with a bar and […]

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Bluff Point Study Outlines Mixed-Use Redevelopment Options

The Clinton County Industrial Development Agency has released its final feasibility study for redevelopment of the former Clinton Community College property at Bluff Point. The study says the roughly 104-acre campus is suitable for phased mixed-use redevelopment, including housing, recreation, hospitality, cultural and educational space, and possible reuse of existing buildings. The concept, called Voyage […]

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Richards Library Marks 125 Years After Restoration

Richards Library in Warrensburg is celebrating its 125th anniversary following restoration work after a sprinkler malfunction flooded the historic building earlier this year. Assemblyman Matt Simpson marked the anniversary with an Assembly proclamation and announced 60-thousand dollars in new grant assistance. Simpson had also secured 130-thousand dollars last year for renovations and improvements. The anniversary […]

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Essex County Artists Invited to Apply for Sunburst Awards

The Essex County Arts Council is accepting applications for its 2026 Sunburst Awards, offering grants of 500 to one thousand dollars to individual artists living in Essex County. Funding can be used for training, supplies, production costs, promotion and other career-building opportunities. Artists of all ages and disciplines are eligible. Applications are due October 15, […]

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