T.I. Central seeks input from community to overcome $1.2 million budget shortfall

Thousand Islands Central seeks input, help from community regarding budget difficulties. A survey will be sent out to district residents soon and people are invited to a letter writing session to Gov. Cuomo Monday.

St. Lawrence County officials approve Nice N Easy, Aldi site plans

The St. Lawrence County Planning Board has given conditional approval to two projects in the town of Potsdam.

• T.I. Central seeks input from community to overcome $1.2 million budget shortfall
• Sackets Harbor farmer to present equipment technology at farm show
• Fort Drum soldier delivers his own son
• Watertown man sent to prison for violating Drug Court
• DEC sets comment period for Leyden gas station
• Herrings board changes elections to November
• Approach to stereotypes in shows to be addressed
• ‘Strongest Warrior’ competition launched
• Benefit for Benjamin R. Towles helps with medical expenses, hope for full recovery
• Watertown man accused of harassment and trespassing
• Man accused of injuring daughter
• Soldier arrested after physical altercation
• Alleged door kick leads to arrest for soldier
• Man arrested for assault
• Man charged with damaging tables, mirror
• Willard Cook, keeper of Rock Island lighthouse
• Willard Cook, Rock Island lighthouse keeper

• St. Lawrence County officials approve Nice N Easy, Aldi site plans
• App allows Clarkson hockey fans to order without leaving seat
• Judge announces Fourth District Supreme Court run
• Comptroller criticizes Clifton for conflict of interest
• Massena Museum seeks new town historian
• Donations add teeth to SLU class
• Ogdensburg council seeks public comment on sale of NSP properties
• Youngsters enjoy Tri-Town Winter Carnival’s ‘Kid’s Zone’
• Madrid wants more public awareness of $400,000 grant’s advantage
• Tribe receives loan for casino expansion, consolidation
• Hogansburg Catholic church most likely to close

• Hounsfield officials prohibited from plowing church lot
• Alex Bay longtime clerk-treasurer replaced
• New Watertown Masonic Temple owner looks to the future
• Krol submits proposal for city manager search
• Jefferson County couple’s alleged crime spree ends in Herkimer County
• Watertown man accused of punching woman in face
• LeRay to cut down trees to prepare for Jefferson Road project
• IDA calls special meeting on pension losses
• DEC opens comment period on former Adams tire site
• Watertown woman accused of altering prescription form
• Pulaski man charged in check forgeries
• Pulaski woman’s check bounced at Watertown medical practice
• Two women accused of shoplifting at Burlington Coat Factory

• Fire rips through SUNY Canton building, closes campus
• E.J. Noble Hospital unveils addition
• Defense attorney upset by prosecutors in Oxley trial
• Gouverneur has public hearing to over-ride tax cap
• Ogdensburg council ready to review housing administrator
• HUD awards money to improve public housing
• Macomb man charged with alleged assault
• Madrid board endorses funding for improving Route 11
• Village of Rensselaer Falls secures land for new playground facility
• Gouverneur man will stay in prison
• Madrid board endorses funding for improving Route 11
• Stranded town of Oswegatchie deer swims to safety

• Defense Department expands roles for women
• Uncertainty clouds political process
• Schools to receive millions in aid
• SUV destroyed in Henderson garage fire
• Clayton man charged with rape
• Three Mile Bay man surrenders after his run from police Thursday
• Country star Blake Shelton booked for DPAO concert
• Carthage Central board presents capital project plans
• Watertown woman claims she was fired for reporting alleged fraud
• Cape Vincent wind projects merge; BP taking over Acciona’s St. Lawrence Wind Farm
• Local paragraphs
• Artist buys Masonic Temple building
• Watertown Urban Mission receives furniture from Fort Drum buildings
• Status of the Woolworth Building restoration still up in the air
• Brownville man cited with harassment of neighbors

• Uncertainty clouds political process
• SUNY Canton cancels classes
• Comptroller criticizes Clifton
• Create A Can gift shop reopens today in Ogdensburg
• Canton school may face 44 job cuts
• Health ministries form new front line of care
• Lisbon approves changes to site plan review
• No help for deer stuck on Oswegatchie rocks
• What the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators Did
• Clifton, Fine receive money for healthy living
• North Country Technology Symposium seeks presenters
• Watertown woman claims she was fired for reporting alleged fraud
• Ogdensburg council members call housing rehabilitation work substandard
• Horse diaper law rejected
• Ogdensburg waterfront planning process moves forward
• Defense continues to paint Webb as a suspect in murder trial
• Fifth resignation in past two years leaves Morristown school board one member short
• Norwood awarded town study grant
• Police identify victim; release autopsy in Ogdensburg fatal accident
• Fire destroys Hopkinton home; kills family pet

• Comptroller DiNapoli outlines employees ineligible for benefits
• Company may bring 50 jobs to Watertown warehouse
• Crumbling Upstate sewers need federal funding, Schumer says
• Watertown woman’s vehicle hit bollard at Flower statue
• Watertown woman arrested after she helped wanted man escape, deputies say
• Taxi driver from Chaumont cited with welfare fraud
• Maggie’s Liquor License denied
• Senator Schumer secures Federal Impact Aid for local schools
• Herrings board votes to sell land to mayor
• Wednesday lottery results
• Local paragraphs
• Planners mull consolidating JCJDC with JCIDA
• JCC to host Financial Aid Day
• Oswego County fishing numbers impressive
• Schools facing more extreme cuts
• Scrap metal company to open at old Black Clawson site
• New PT routes for Fort Drum released
• Black River teen given prison term for stealing, using credit card
• JCIDA head addresses town supervisors’ concerns
• Two council members question topic of executive session
• Teen drops and breaks glass pipe, revealing marijuana at Carthage school
• Adams man stole inspection sticker, state police charge

• Crumbling Upstate sewers need federal funding, Schumer says
• Schools facing more extreme cuts
• DEC reinstates walleye protection
• New teacher evaluations move forward in St. Lawrence County schools
• Ogdensburg Council members upset over use of housing program funds
• Massena officials approve tax cap override
• Bakery, doughnut shop will open in Ogdensburg in spring
• Pedestrian dies when hit by pickup on Route 37
• Massena temporarily extends lease on parking lot
• Defense witness says someone else killed Trickey
• SPCA launches new website
• Potsdam seeks funding for Farmers Market pavilion

• Little progress on consolidating primaries
• Seaway administrator rides rough seas
• State police seek witnesses to fatal Philadelphia crash
• Burglary at Cavallario’s Cucina in Watertown probed
• Man jailed after deputies say he smashed window at Pamelia motel
• Hounsfield man accused of dropping son, 5, while punishing him.
• Former Fort Drum soldier sentenced in Oswego County
• Alexandria Bay woman cited with use of stolen credit card
• Deferiet officials choose companies for first phase of joint water project
• General Brown nearing completion of recent capital projects
• Planning Board rejects zoning change for CFM apartment project
• Tuesday lottery results
• City Council to establish policy on private street names
• DEC to review climate change plans
• Henderson seeks quote for painting its office
• Council discusses city manager search
• Lowville man faces prison term for punching man, breaking bones
• Watertown’s bus ban excludes some teams
• Cape Vincent enacts 7-month wind moratorium
• Committee to review potential Sandy Creek fire district
• Ft. Drum teen nominated for national award
• District continues review of budget
• Wounded soldiers will get chance to play sled hockey
• Watertown man poked holes in wall during domestic fight, police say
• Watertown police cite woman in debit card theft

• Little progress on consolidating primaries
• Seaway administrator rides rough seas
• Massena man admits to stealing from Coast Guard
• Some question using fire trucks in protest
• Ogdensburg authority board passes on changing free bridge crossing policy
• Massena Rod & Gun Club crowded by federal agents
• Erin’s Isle restaurant changes ownership
• Wounded soldiers will get chance to play sled hockey
• Potsdam village gives support to Route 11 improvements
• St. Lawrence County buys financial software

• Man’s protest in Watertown takes aim at Owens vote
• Health care law changes and debate continue
• Carthage man allegedly lit sleeping woman’s mattress on fire
• Redwood woman charged in alleged Watertown burglary
• Dexter man charged in marijuana sale at General Brown
• Monday lottery results
• Local paragraphs
• Motorists charged with DWI, DWAI
• Former Fort Drum woman pleads guilty to charge she burned son with iron
• JCC offers financial aid informational events
• Jobs now available at Florelle Tissue plant
• Zoo rounds down cougar name submissions to five
• Cape Vincent ZBA: Wind moratorium does not affect Rob Shimp’s personal turbine
• Funds available to nonprofits for tree planting
• Berow & Monroe building may go back to former owner
• Watertown Dental Health Group to open orthodontics practice this month
• Sandy Creek to discuss forming fire district
• Watertown man charged with obstruction

• Grand jury voted to indict Trimm
• Hassett supported by Firemen and EMS volunteers
• Hassett supported by firemen and EMS volunteers
• Police find more evidence in Wing murder
• Mohawk man indicted for excavating contaminated property
• Family who lost home in Ogdensburg fire needs help
• North country youth participate in national March for Life
• Prosecutors rest in Oxley trial; second juror dismissed
• Forum participants discuss Norwood-Norfolk cost-saving measures
• Area school counselors gather today at SUNY Canton
• Zoning change in Madrid not final, but business opens anyway
• Man accused of harassing woman
• Heuvelton man accused of stealing from Walmart

• Synthetic marijuana use prompts health concerns
• One killed, three injured in five-vehicle crash near Philadelphia
• Police find Glen Park man dead at crash scene
• Watertown man accused of trying to hamper search for runaway
• Sunday Lottery
• Adams to commission study on water use
• Local leaders discuss mandate relief at NYSAC conference
• Champion fundraiser sells out in 30 minutes
• Duffy pledges engagement on BRAC issue
• Owens cheers bill on insider trading
• Lacona man charged with assaulting his brother
• Hounsfield man jailed on assault, endangerment charges
• Philadelphia teen accused of improperly having medications
• Watertown man accused of unlawfully possessing guns
• Woman injured in Friday crash at Academy and South Hamilton
• North Meadow Street woman charged with allowing underage drinking
• Watertown men accused of playing music too loudly
• Second General Brown student charged with having marijuana at school
• Rochester woman charged with having drug paraphernalia on Arsenal Street
• Sandy Creek woman charged with opening accounts using daughter’s ID

• Massena mails sidewalk shoveling reminders
• Nedrow man gets prison time for bringing drugs from reservation
• Massena Housing Authority considers smoking-policy change
• Local leaders discuss mandate relief at NYSAC conference
• Meeting scheduled in Postdam on farm bill
• SUNY Canton sees application boom
• Rescue workers train even on a Sunday
• Workforce board issues RFP
• Waddington man opens insurance agency
• Museum curator helps identify artist’s works as real, fake
• Canadian man faces up to 10 years’ imprisonment for smuggling aliens at Lisbon Beach
• Owens cheers bill on insider trading

• Fickle winter weather jeopardizes farmers’ alfalfa crops
• Owens, Doheny campaigns plan to mirror Obama, Romney
• ‘Environmentally friendly’ plan met with fanfare at river conference
• Butler: Crow hazing should include shooting birds
• Super Science Saturday draws hundreds to JCC
• Annual chili cook-off benefits community
• Elderly Pulaski man dies following apartment fire
• Nine motorists charged with DWI
• Prepping for party time: restaurants, bars roll out specials and giveaways for Super Bowl
• Study shows Fort Drum-area housing need not met
• Watertown man accused of punching and kicking woman
• Watertown man charged with pushing infant-holding ex-wife
• Watertown man charged with pistol possession
• Fort Drum man charged with State Street assault
• Fort Drum man accused of breaking window at State Street bar

• Vandals target Potsdam’s budding trees
• Unstable ice keeps fishermen off Massena canal
• Massena teen’s bomb case held for grand jury
• Clarkson receives $1.4 million grant to study Great Lakes
• Sustainability talks set at SUNY Canton
• SLED dog races in Massena; no one says “mush” anymore
• Massena BDC reconsiders role in Mayor’s Automotive Coalition
• Attorney general: South Colton dog trainer must cease operations
• Kilcoyne Farms receives $261,077 grant to expand
• Ogdensburg bridal expo about more than weddings