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WATERTOWN — April 20, otherwise known as 4/20, has become a sort of holiday for people who use cannabis.

LOWVILLE — Two candidates for Lewis County judge will go head to head in the Republican and Conservative primaries on June 28.

LOWVILLE — Lewis and Jefferson counties are ahead of the curve with their efforts to increase registered child care opportunities. They have inspired other organizations and municipalities with their model

CARTHAGE — “Welcome home” and “thank you for your service” were the main themes of National Vietnam War Veterans Day, commemorated Wednesday by the Carthage American Legion Bassett-Baxter Post 789

LOWVILLE — Instead of focusing on cleaning up blighted buildings by tearing them down as originally intended, a new Lewis County program is focused on revitalizing properties with motivated owners

WATERTOWN — L.E.A.’S Diner in Heuvelton still has the best chili in the land, according to people who voted in the 23rd Annual North Country Chili Cook-Off, an event that

BOONVILLE — The Adirondack Community Chorus, under the direction of Peg Nuspliger, is inviting singers to participate in their upcoming concert, “Requiem for the Living,” to be held at 3

LYONS FALLS — The Adirondack Community Chorus, directed by Peg Nuspliger, will present “Now That’s a Musical!” at 3 p.m. Sunday at Forest Presbyterian Church, 4019 Center St.

WATERTOWN – The Tug Hill Commission will host its first historical webinar of 2022 at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 10. Jack Thoden, a charter member of the Brandy Brook

Lyons Falls- Robert J. Cataldo, 93, of Franklin St., a former long-time Mayor of Lyons Falls and husband of the late Kathryn Helen, passed away at his residence while under