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June 8, 2024
CANTON – A capstone project by a group of Clarkson University students focused on plans for a new municipal building in the Village of Canton. Under the tutelage of Professor Erik Backus, …
June 3, 2024
POTSDAM — The Village Board on Tuesday night officially voted to do away with parking meters and implement free two-hour parking downtown.
May 20, 2024
A group of about 40 North Country locals, from professors and meteorologists to village board members, came together for a roundtable at Clarkson University in Potsdam recently to talk through the future of climate change in our region and ways to adapt.
May 18, 2024
POTSDAM — The village board convened a public hearing on Monday night to discuss parking code changes, aiming to introduce free two-hour parking zones in lieu of paid metered spaces.
April 27, 2024
POTSDAM โ Two special meetings of the Potsdam Village Board of Trustees are scheduled for the coming week, one to pass the coming fiscal yearโs preliminary budget and the other to hear โฆ
March 26, 2024
POTSDAM — The town board passed a “Pro-Housing Communities” resolution that makes Potsdam eligible for new discretionary grant funding.
February 27, 2024
POTSDAM — The village board has given the green light naming a new coordinator and a fresh task force of 19 for its Climate Smart Communities Task Force, a joint
February 23, 2024
A Clarkson University professor and a masterโs candidate in Environmental Policy both made contributions to two technical chapters of The New York State Climate Impacts Assessment: โฆ
February 20, 2024
POTSDAM โ A discussion of the villageโs finances and how that information will be accessible to trustees is on the agenda for the next Potsdam village board of trustees meeting Tuesday, โฆ
January 27, 2024
POTSDAM — A recent examination of parking patterns in the downtown business district may assist the board of trustees in deciding how to proceed with paid parking areas during the