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WATERTOWN — With his nearly 30 years in the New York state police, David J. Peters could tell you scores of stories involving that service.

WATERTOWN — SnowTown USA is back, evident by Watertown’s park circle being closed to traffic.

A group of higher support needs students got an opportunity to hit the court Saturday with a local state championship girls basketball team.

CANTON — John A. Clark had a dream — a “Journey to Daybreak.” On bike, in boat and on foot, he arrived there, with a concluding vision of a new day ascending — a gift that matched his newfound sense…

Proposals aimed at boosting recruitment and retaining volunteer firefighters across the state by Gov. Kathleen A. Hochul are being lauded as good first steps by fire chiefs and emergency services officials across the north country.

Multiple adults have died after a head-on crash in State Route 37 in the Town of Louisville.

North country Congresswoman Claudia Tenney is not in support of New York state’s energy policy.

Mohideen Buharie is Ogdensburg's new city manager. We spoke with him about the challenges he'll face.

An informational picket is planned next week at Watertown’s Samaritan Medical Center to bring awareness to what nurses say is a much larger, national problem.

WATERTOWN — One person was treated and released after a dryer fire at Colonial Laundromat on State Street near North and South Pearl avenues Friday night.