Surveys will help decide fate of Dr. Clark's house

Denton Publications - Wed Nov 25

After Dr. George Clark passed away in May, his house was left to the Alice T. Miner Museum.

Owens speaks to Plattsburgh Noon Rotary Club

Press-Republican - Wed Nov 25

New North Country Congressman William Owens says the country needs to find a way to have civil conversations about issues in order to solve problems, and he hopes he can lend a hand in that process.

40 Under Forty: Michael Relyea

The Business Review - Wed Nov 25

Michael Relyea has an adviser at his college alma mater to thank for his law degree.

Cumberland Head sewer heads for vote

Press-Republican - Wed Nov 25

Town of Plattsburgh officials want residents to decide on the Cumberland Head sewer proposal based on proper information.

H1N1 Vaccine Finally Comes To Clinton County

WNNE - Tue Nov 24

The SUNY Plattsburgh field house was used by the Clinton County Health Department Tuesday to hold the county's first public H1N1 vaccine clinic.

Wanted businessman turns himself in

Press-Republican - Tue Nov 24

A Plattsburgh businessman suspected of dealing cocaine has turned himself in. Champy's Gas N Go owner Stephen Giroux has been wanted on a warrant since he failed to show up for his September drug trial.

Plattsburgh Schools May No Longer Accept Out-Of-District Students

TheChamplainChannel.com - Tue Nov 24

The Plattsburgh City School District has a long standing policy of accepting "out of district" tuition-paying students, but that may soon be coming to an end.

New child-advocacy center to open

Press-Republican - Mon Nov 23

For young victims of sexual abuse, the violence has a lasting and often traumatic impact - and so can the process of reporting the crime.

Clinton County leaning toward new air carrier

Airport Business - Mon Nov 23

Nov. 21--PLATTSBURGH -- The battle is on to see who will provide area airports with daily commuter service.

VA meeting turns tense

Watertown Daily Times - Sat Nov 21

Officials from the Syracuse Veterans Administration Medical Center tried Friday morning to quell fear about a possible gap in health care for north country veterans, and faced a range of other concerns over plans for a contract for operation of the Jefferson County outpatient VA clinic to change hands.