WATERTOWN — Hunters harvested more than 16,000 deer across the tri-county area in 2023, according to data released this week by the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Read More ⇒DEC: More than 16K deer harvested in tri-county area in 2023
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- College roundup: SUNY Potsdam men’s lacrosse honored by SUNYAC for strong season
- High school baseball: Flowers, Watertown prevail in game against former Cyclone
- DEC: More than 16K deer harvested in tri-county area in 2023
- Hammond, H-D raise NAC West Softball; baseball roundup
- Harrisville holds West Softball lead, Lisbon, Heuvelton win
MASSENA — Village trustees have unanimously agreed to support the restoration of the historic Schine Theater in downtown Massena by applying for up to $2 million in grant funding. Read More ⇒Village of Massena applying for grant to restore historic Schine Theater
Do you treat your mental health with the same care and attention as you do your physical health? Read More ⇒Samaritan recognizes mental health awareness month
OGDENSBURG — Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center has been awarded a total of $9.8 million in grant funding from the state Office of Mental Health to expand its children and adolescent behavioral unit and to establish a comprehensive psychiatric emergency program. Read More ⇒$9.8 million for Claxton-Hepburn will help fund behavioral expansion, psychiatric emergency program
WATERTOWN — Walkers from across the north country gathered at the 30th anniversary North Country Heart Walk Saturday to boost physical and mental health while supporting a lifesaving mission. Read More ⇒Walkers raise thousands of dollars at 30th annual Heart Walk
MASSENA — Massena Town Supervisor Susan J. Bellor is seeking information on the cost of the village’s spring cleanup if there’s a possibility that it may need to be included when the town board begins its budget sessions later this year. Read More ⇒Amid questions over village exclusion, Massena town supervisor seeks spring cleanup budget information
WATERTOWN — Just weeks away from LGBTQ Pride and Juneteenth celebrations, the City Council on Monday night might decide to ban flag raising events in front of City Hall. Read More ⇒Watertown might ban all flag raising events in front of City Hall
WATERTOWN — Kids will soon be able to frolic in the new pool on the city’s north side. Read More ⇒New Watertown pool will open next month on city’s north side
WATERTOWN — The Watertown Royals finally enjoyed their moment in the sun Saturday 51 years after leaving the diamond for the last time. Read More ⇒Photos: Watertown Royals players reunite after 51 years