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WATERTOWN — A longtime leader of the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority, Russell I. Wilcox, has established a new, permanent scholarship at the Northern New York Community Foundation to help Bridge

WATERTOWN — What started out as an idea for a Saturday craft fair has blossomed into an inclusive arts space and welcoming venue to bring color, music — and whatever

WATERTOWN — Though organizations can’t seem to agree on whether breast self-exams should be recommended to women of any age, they are unified in the idea that women should be

RODMAN — A simple shower accessory may have helped save the life of Jaime R. Benner-Clemons.

WATERTOWN — Samaritan Health announced Oct. 16 it had received notice there had been an outbreak of COVID-19 at Samaritan Keep Home and that at the time, 13 residents were

DEXTER — With a new school year well underway, many north country school districts are still struggling to find bus drivers, both full-time and substitutes, which adds to the stress

WATERTOWN — Samaritan Medical Center and the Fort Drum OB/GYN clinic jointly voiced their recommendation Tuesday that individuals across all reproductive stages — including those who would like to get

WATERTOWN — Samaritan Medical Center and the Fort Drum OB/GYN clinic jointly voiced their recommendation Tuesday that individuals across all reproductive stages — including those who would like to get

WATERTOWN — Before injuries occurred due to old playground equipment, the Watertown City School District said in 2019 it was taking steps to make necessary updates to three elementary school

PHILADELPHIA — Indian River Central School District residents will have the opportunity on Nov. 16 to vote on additional funding for the district’s $41 million capital project, coming on the