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Archive for February, 2011

Vermont state workers agree to pay more toward retirement

The Free Press reports

State board rules in favor of CSEA – St. Lawrence County said to have broken law by cutting off Medicare Part B reimbursements

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Bloomberg to announce almost 4,700 teacher layoffs

The N Y Times reports

New law allows lifetime sporting license transfers

The adirondack almanac reports

Busy Presidents Week at the Wild Center

The adirondack almanac reports

K of C crowns winners

Knights of Columbus District 96 conducted its Basketball Free Throw Contest on Sunday, February 13th at Holy Name School in AuSable Forks.  The winners included Erin O’Connor (age 14), Lucas Frenyea (age 12), Jenna Manning (age 13), Brandon Snow (age 11), Hannah Greenley (age 11), Dalton McDonald (age 10) and Bridget Frenyea (age 10).The youths […]

Two Saranac Lake businesses shut their doors

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Plattsburgh Borders not slated for closing

The Press Republican reports

New York State makes another list

Smart Money reports

Planning Board minutes for January published

Richard Williams, Chair of the Town of Peru Planning Board, called the meeting of Wednesday, January 12th, 2011 at 7:00pm to order.

Glens Falls schools look at sports cuts, starting with modified

The Post Star reports

Aid cuts hit North Country schools harder – Advocates call burden on NNY disproportionate

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Cuomo says lawmakers can name names for prison closures

pressconnects.com reports

Using cell phone while driving now warrants harsher penalty

The Utica Observer Dispatch reports

Federal funding for public television and radio at risk

The Press Republican reports

Borders files for bankruptcy, plans to close 1/3 of its stores

Yahoo News reports

Warren County stumbles upon $900K reserve fund

The Post Star reports

Allegiant Air president sees air-fare hikes looming

The Press Republican reports

Judge: ‘It doesn’t get any worse than this’ – DeProspero sentenced 18-to-life for molesting disabled boy in a NYS facility

The Utica Observer-Dispatch reports

Man slips handcuffs, briefly escapes police station – used spit and more to lubricate handcuffs

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Equipment problems at Highway Department, sidewalk warranty acceptance, Code Enforcement Officer’s 30-day leave of absence & Park & Trail funds among topics at Monday’s Town Board Meeting

Highway Superintendent Mike Farrell informed the board that the transmission on the main loader the highway department uses to load the sanding trucks was failing. Farrell says the transmission began slipping two weeks ago, and a relief valve has been repaired. However, a piece of metal was found during the repair indicating a larger problem. […]

Trudeau Institute cuts staff, operating expenses

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

The Adirondacks – a broadband black hole

The Post Star reports

Finding a Fix for the Tappan Zee

The Wall Street Journal reports

Tax-exempt bonds OK’d for Laurentian

The Press Republican reports