Carleton Villa News Today

The Thousand Islands Land Trust filed a lawsuit earlier this spring to stop a neighboring property owner from development that it argues violates a conservation easement on Carleton Island.

CAPE VINCENT — A judge has granted a preliminary injunction preventing any additional clearing or excavation work on property surrounding Carleton Villa on Carleton Island, but limited the order to

CAPE VINCENT — The fight over the use of the historic Carleton Villa and the land around it on Carleton Island continued in court Friday morning.

CAPE VINCENT — Thousand Islands Land Trust Executive Director Jake Tibbles said Thursday that the organization is “discouraged” by the land clearing around the property adjacent to the historic Carleton

CAPE VINCENT — A state appellate judge on Friday temporarily halted work on a proposed campground on Carleton Island after the Thousand Islands Land Trust claimed the work potentially violated

CAPE VINCENT — After sending a cease-and-desist letter to the owner of the Carleton Villa over a conservation easement, the Thousand Islands Land Trust has requested in court that development

CAPE VINCENT — The Cape Vincent Planning Board is expected to bring up the controversial Carleton Villa restoration project on Wednesday at its regularly scheduled meeting.

CAPE VINCENT — Community members got another chance to give their opinions on the proposed restoration of Carleton Villa on Monday night during a zoning board meeting at the village’s

CAPE VINCENT — Carleton Island residents will get a chance to be heard in front of the Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday regarding the potential development of Carleton Villa.

The old Carleton Villa in the Upstate New York is being transformed into a bed and breakfast. The new owner has plans for even more guests to enjoy the Island.