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The FitzPatrick Cancer Center in Plattsburgh is offering a free eight-week program for people recovering from cancer treatment. “Moving Toward Wellness” starts Monday, Oct. 5, and meets from 5 to 7 p.m. each Monday at CVPH. Sessions cover nutrition, exercise, fatigue, stress and concerns about cancer returning. Registration is required. To sign up or get […]

Paul Smith’s College has added five members to its Board of Trustees. They are Ginger Cantwell Carriero, Rich Kroes, Brian Ruder, Joe VanWhy and Allison Birdsong. Their backgrounds include health care, technology, hospitality, business and education. VanWhy attended the college and has supported its hospitality programs. Four trustees have completed their terms: Elizabeth Thorndike, Charlotte […]

Clinton County sheriff’s deputies arrested 45 year old Nicholas Molinski of Champlain Thursday on a felony probation violation warrant. The warrant alleges he violated the terms of his probation following a March 2025 conviction for criminal possession of a controlled substance. Molinski was arraigned in Clinton County Court and sent to the county jail.

The pool at North Country Community College in Saranac Lake reopens this morning after an extended closure. The college says normal pool hours resume today. It will also open Sunday for three swimming sessions: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 1:15 to 3:15 p.m., and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. The college has not provided a reason […]

51 year old Linda Gremich-Blake of Clinton County was sentenced Thursday to two and one-third to seven years in state prison for a fatal crash on Porter Road in May 2025. Prosecutors say she was impaired by cocaine and another drug when her vehicle crossed into the oncoming lane and struck a person standing near […]

The first Tom Douglas Pickleball Tournament raised seven thousand, eight hundred seventy dollars for the North Country Cancer Fund. Twenty-five teams played at the Town of Plattsburgh courts despite intermittent rain. The tournament honored Douglas, a longtime supporter of the fund. The money will help people undergoing cancer treatment in Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties […]

The Main Street Bridge in Keeseville is closed for major repairs. Crews will replace the roadway surface, improve drainage, build sidewalks and repair the masonry on the historic stone arch bridge. The Clinton County Highway Department expects it to reopen around November first, with construction resuming next spring. Drivers should follow posted detours along Routes […]

Clinton Community College has given its Distinguished Alumni Award to Barbara Golden, a 2009 graduate and longtime employee. Golden joined the staff while she was still a student and later worked in academic affairs, admissions and administration. She helped coordinate the college’s move to its new location and advised its Phi Theta Kappa honor society […]

The Town of Plattsburgh has been awarded one-point-two-eight million dollars in state funding for a new playground at Battlefield Memorial Gateway. The roughly one-point-six-million-dollar project will feature a shipwreck theme inspired by Lake Champlain’s military history, with climbing structures, swings and wheelchair-accessible equipment. The park is on the waterfront at the end of the Terry […]

The Adirondacks are expected to see New York’s biggest fall foliage changes this weekend. The latest I LOVE NY report points to Wilmington, Tupper Lake, Newcomb, Long Lake and Old Forge among the places showing the most color. The forecast comes from volunteer observers across the state. A weekly color map is available at I […]