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A 22,000-square-foot regional library with new tax funding is planned to replace the 4,900-square-foot, town-operated Smyrna Public Library

CATTARAUGUS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ¯ SOUTH DAYTON — Robert C. Johnson, 32, of South Dayton, was charged with second-degree harassment. Johnson was ta

You are cordially invited to attend the Alexandria Education Foundations Hall of Fame Induction Luncheon from 12 - 1:15 PM on Friday, September 21.

Martha Ann [Johnson] Boisvert, 76, died at home in Greenacres on Thursday, June 8, 2023, of cancer. She was the beloved wife of Wilfred Boisvert,...

RUSSELL -- A Russell man was charged Friday following investigation of an alleged larceny on Dec. 28, according to St. Lawrence County sheriffs deputies. Deputies charged Robert C. Johnson, 36, with …

More than 5.75 kilograms of narcotics seized, including pressed fentanyl pills marketed as oxycodone.

Smyrna/Clayton Sun-Times A proposal for a new library in Smyrna would provide almost four times more space for about $25 more per year to the average homeowner’s property tax bill. Advocates for the project, the Friends of the Duck Creek Regional Library, have secured a 99-year lease on town property on South Main Street that includes the parking lot at Foxwell Street and Dwight Avenue. “We needed to get that lease signed,” said Joanne Masten, the president of the Friends group. “We hav...

YOUNGSTOWN — The mystery of the body found in a Westlake Terrace apartment in 1995 has been solved with dental evidence showing that the body is that of America Williams, 30. Detective Dave Sweeney of the Youngstown Police Department and Theresa Gaetano, an investigator with the Mahoning County Coroner’s Office, confirmed Monday that the final piece to solving the mystery was obtaining photographs taken while Williams was alive that showed her teeth. The photographs were taken to Robert C. ...

My Wife’s (unlikely) Lovers The amusing history of an 1891 painting of 42 cats If you have not yet seen Carl Kahler’s Commissioned in 1891 by millionaire and philanthropist Kate Birdsall Johnson, the work features her 42 Persian and Angora cats. A mix of kittens and cats stand poised on Rococo furniture while others are sprawled against a lavish velvet curtain. Painted by Austrian artist Carl Kahler, the work took three years to complete. According to the Portland Art Museum, this is suppo...

Smyrna/Clayton Sun-Times Development plans that started in 2004 for a field on the southwest side of Smyrna are moving ahead 17 years later, but with significantly more homes than the original proposal and possibly land for a new school. The developers, Liborio Investments III LLC, requested increasing the previously recorded 430-lot Graceville subdivision to 709 lots on 115.42 acres on the west side of Rabbit Chase Lane, between Sunnyside and Brenford roads. The neighborhood will include 314 s...