The town’s long-time attorney who has provided legal counsel to multiple supervisors and councils over decades has retired. Potsdam attorney Francis P. Cappello’s retirement was ...

The village is looking for members of the community to volunteer to serve on its planning board.  Several new members were appointed to the village's planning board and zoning ...

Nurses representing the New York State Nurses Association rallied at Carthage Area Hospital Wednesday, March 18 to support keeping North Star Health Alliance facilities in Ogdensburg and Carthage open ...

Want to help animals during emergencies? The St. Lawrence County Animal Response Team (CART) is looking for volunteers.  The ...

The village is joining other municipal governments in lobbying the state to increase aid to local level assistance across the state. According to the resolution passed by the village ...

BRASHER FALLS — ‘Mean Girls: High School Version’ will be performed by St. Lawrence Central Drama Club’s Spring production Friday, March 20, and Saturday, March 21, at 7:00 p.m. … ...

North Star Health Alliance had its first positive day in court Wednesday, sharing news it had submitted a short-term plan to ...

Nurses from across the North Country are planning a speak-out Wednesday at Carthage Area Hospital, demanding the state secure funding for Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center and Carthage Area Hospital.

Spring cleanup for the town of Massena has continued to evolve, with more changes slated for this year.  Highway Superintendent Dylan Casselman said the department has received a ...

The village of Potsdam is seeking a contractor to remove contaminated soil from Fall Island at the site of the future skate park there. The village board of trustees voted at their ...

Here are the top stories for today as determined by our editorial staff and highest number of page views. Court set to resume as North Star Health faces ongoing financial strain, ...

A Stockholm town justice has resigned from the bench following a series of misconduct charges that state officials say “undermined confidence” in the court system. Kevin E.