NY State officials are reminding New Yorkers to appreciate young wildlife from a safe distance.
The Department of Environmental Conservation says fawns, baby birds and other offspring may seem abandoned but their parents are often close by and well-intentioned interference can pose risks to the animals. The DEC also reminds people that young wildlife are not pets and keeping them in captivity without authorization, is illegal and harmful to the animal.
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CCC Enrollment Up
Despite a campus move, Fall enrollment at Clinton Community College is up about 9% year-over-year.
Price of Gas
Clinton County boasts one of the lowest average prices for regular gas in NYS According to the Triple-A.
Woman Veterans Survey
A statewide survey to gather feedback from woman veterans in New York State is underway.
SUNY App Fee Waived
Application fees at SUNY Plattsburgh, and other schools, have been waived this week through Nov. 3rd.
Beekmantown Pink Games
Beekmantown soccer players have organized special, fundraising soccer games to aid Cancer Society.
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