SUNY Plattsburgh Hosts Discussion on AI Data Centers
State Assemblyman Michael Cashman will discuss a proposed pause on new data centers at SUNY Plattsburgh this afternoon. Cashman co-sponsored legislation calling for a one-year halt on permits. Today’s discussion will cover concerns about electricity rates, environmental effects and quality of life, along with potential jobs and tax revenue. The free public event begins at […]
Read MoreMadrid Father Charged After Infant Found With Multiple Injuries
A Madrid man is facing charges after his three-week-old child was found with multiple injuries. The St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office says the infant had a broken arm and injuries to both eyes. Hospital staff later found 10 broken ribs. The child was transferred to Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. The father, Shane Shortt, is charged […]
Read MoreNorth Lawrence Woman Charged After Resisting Arrest
State police say 45 year old Regan Todd of North Lawrence resisted arrest when troopers went to a Route 11 home in the town of Lawrence to serve an active warrant. Troopers say Todd refused orders to leave a room and resisted as they took her into custody. Police also accuse her of damaging a […]
Read MoreSUNY Plattsburgh Plans Mock Dorm Room Fire
SUNY Plattsburgh will stage a mock dorm room fire Wednesday to show how quickly flames and smoke can spread. The demonstration begins at 6 p.m. in the Myers Fine Arts Building parking lot. Afterward, the college will screen “After the Fire,” a documentary about two survivors of the deadly 2000 residence hall fire at Seton […]
Read MoreNorth Country Honor Flight to Take 30 Veterans to Washington
Thirty veterans from New York and Vermont will travel to Washington, D.C., on North Country Honor Flight this Saturday. The group includes veterans who served during the Vietnam War and Cold War era. A public sendoff for Flights 74 and 75 begins at 7 a.m. at the U.S. Oval in Plattsburgh. Afterward, American Legion Post […]
Read MorePlattsburgh Travel Guide Highlights History and Local Favorites
A new travel guide puts Plattsburgh’s history, art and food in the spotlight. The guide points visitors to museums at the former Air Force base, nearly 30 murals around downtown and the ferry across Lake Champlain. It also highlights local stops for a Michigan hot dog or an Australian tea cake. The guide presents the […]
Read MoreSUNY Plattsburgh to Host College and Health Career Fair
SUNY Plattsburgh and the UVM Health Network are joining forces for College Day at the campus field house Wednesday. Students and families can meet with college representatives and health care professionals to learn about admissions, financial aid and career paths. The event runs from 9:30 to 11:30 in the morning and again from 6 to […]
Read MoreMan Dies at Ausable Chasm Bridge
State police say 60 year old Kenneth Darrah died Friday at the Ausable Chasm bridge in Chesterfield. Troopers responded shortly before 2 p.m. after a body was reported in the water below. Investigators say surveillance video showed Darrah jump from the bridge, with no one else nearby. Forest rangers and local firefighters recovered his body. […]
Read MoreNew Heron Mural Unveiled at Plattsburgh Industrial Park
A new mural featuring two great blue herons and an Adirondack mountain landscape has been unveiled at Plattsburgh’s Air Industrial Park. Plattsburgh native Brendon Palmer-Angell painted the artwork on a TDC building at Military Turnpike and Industrial Boulevard. TDC says the project is part of an effort to reflect the North Country’s character in its […]
Read MoreWoman Sentenced in Fatal Beekmantown Crash
A Clinton County woman has been sentenced to two and a third to seven years in prison for a fatal crash in Beekmantown last year. Prosecutors say 51 year old Linda Gremich-Blake was impaired by drugs when she crossed into the opposite lane on Porter Road and struck a person off the roadway. She left […]
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