The Peru Gazette

Changes for Peru School district | New York – WPTZ Home.

Assembly pushes for $9 minimum wage – Times Union.

Who will save the Adirondack Park’s timberlands? « The In Box.

Watertown Daily Times | Return of BRAC discussion brings memories of past proposed reductions around Fort Drum.

Rate rise new worry – Times Union.

Gun laws threaten to split state’s GOP – Times Union.

Turf battle shapes up over budget – Times Union.

Family Promise closes for good » Local News » Press-Republican.

Tim Burke wins silver at biathlon World Championships – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com

APA again postpones clear-cutting proposal – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com

Owens likes most of Obama’s message – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com

State: ’12 hunting season safest on record – Times Union.

Report: Changes worth $1.6B – Times Union.

State hunts STAR double dippers – Times Union.

New gun law still splits the state – Times Union.

Health review needs ‘additional time,’ but fracking decision may be soon | Press & Sun-Bulletin | pressconnects.com.

Meth-lab bust reported » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

Watertown Daily Times | Catholic leaders react to news of Pope’s retirement.

Backyard Bird Count: Adirondacks Still Underrepresented | The Adirondack Almanack.

By John T. Ryan Peru – Town leaders made it very clear that they plan to keep a tight rein on the town’s 2013 budget. The issue arose under “Other Business” when Town Counselor Susan Polhemus and Peru Librarian Becky Pace asked the Board for $3,600 to establish a dedicated computer purchase fund. Pace told […]

‘We are hemorrhaging money’ – Times Union.

Clear-cutting permit highlights APA agenda – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Trooper indicted on rape, attempted rape charges – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Campaign Gets Boost by Early “Locked Box” Donations ALBANY, NY (02/12/2013)(readMedia)– WAMC Northeast Public Radio ended another successful fund drive, raising over one million dollars in nine days, thanks in part to the more than $223,000 that was donated to the station before the fund drive even began. Specifically, a total $1,001,234 was raised from […]

By John T. Ryan Only three years ago, Elmore SCPA’s future was in doubt. Board Secretary Carol Solari-Ruscoe explained, “It was either sink or swim, so we decided to go public with our financial situation. We were very close to having to shut the shelter down.” Today, the shelter building has been completely refurbished and […]