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Archive for July, 2011

Northway to be closed Tuesday and Wednesday

Please be advised, motorists may expect to encounter lane closures on I-87 July 12 and July 13.  Northbound is expected to be closed on July 12  with Southbound closed on July 13. The closures are necessary to set steel on the County Route 38 (Arthur Road) Bridge Reconstruction Project. The closures will be during daylight […]

4 die in boat crash on Hudson; 2 injured

Lo-Hud.com reports

Dispelling myths about Adirondack invasives

The adirondack almanac reports

This week is devoted to combating Adirondack invasives

The adirondack almanac reports

Glens Falls area (Argyle) to lose 200 jobs with plant closing

The Post Star reports

Welcome to Adele and Alain as United States citizens

By John T. Ryan Oftentimes over 50% of native-born U.S. citizens do not exercise one of their most sacred rights – the right to vote. Yesterday, two Peru residents, both natives of Canada, became naturalized United States citizens in a ceremony conducted at Clinton Community College. When asked why they decided to become U. S. […]

Board has light agenda on Monday

AGENDA TOWN BOARD REGULAR MEETING, July 11, 2011, 7:00 PM 1.              Call Meeting To Order 2.              Pledge of Allegiance 3.              Roll Call 4.              MOTION: 5.              Approval of Minutes for the Regular Meeting of June 27, 2011. 6.              DISCUSSION/MOTION: Including Reports from all Departments into the Board Meeting Record: (Water/Sewer/Valcour: Highway; Town Clerk; Dog Control; Youth […]

Owens to Hold District-Wide Telephone Town Hall Tuesday; conversation to focus on jobs and the economy, but open to all issues

WASHINGTON – In an ongoing effort to conduct an open discussion about the issues that affect Upstate New York, Congressman Bill Owens will hold a telephone town hall next Tuesday, July 12th.  Beginning at 6:45 p.m., Owens will update callers about his work to create jobs in Upstate New York, and then take questions from […]

N.Y. slims down in obesity survey

The Post Star reports

School officials grapple with implementing state regulations on teacher performance

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Local water departments earn statewide recognition

The Press Republican reports (As reported several weeks ago in the Peru Gazette)

State slashes food-pantry funds; 60-percent aid cut could leave cupboards bare at some sites

The Press Republican reports

State layoffs: the second wave

The Times Union reports

Saranac Lake School Board adopts anti-bullying policy

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Saranac Lake VA clinic to open July 19 (update)

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

With enrollment up, Adirondack Community College struggles with funding cuts

The Post Star reports

Internal strife hits corrections officers union

The Watertown Daily Times reports

CNN axes Eliot Spitzer’s low-rated talk show

The N Y Post reports

Gov. Cuomo abruptly downsizes state tax office in Chicago as union cries foul

The Daily News reports

Owens announces research grant for Trudeau Institute

SARANAC LAKE – Congressman Bill Owens announced today that Trudeau Institute has been awarded a research grant that will help the facility continue to play a role in the ongoing fight against infectious disease.  The grant, awarded in the amount of $162,616, was awarded by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) through the […]

Two CNY prisons will close Oct. 1, but staff will start transferring this month, union official says

Syracuse.com reports

Benefits of wind power touted

The Watertown Daily Times reports

NYS’s First Couple Show Limits of Law

The Times Union reports

People from all over North Country are stepping forward to assist Elmore SPCA

Elmore SPCA is very grateful to Vickie Trombley from Au Sable Forks whose Easter basket raffle raised $1204 for the Peru shelter. Vickie spent countless hours and weekends going to various businesses in Peru, Keeseville, Plattsburgh, and Au Sable Valley to sell raffle tickets.

New York’s Tax Burden: Will a property tax cap help or hurt?

The Poughkeepsie Journal reports Update 07/06/11 Lo-Hud.com reports on Governor Cuomo’s comments