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High winds have blown recycling all over Watertown, and on Washington Street took out a tree Wednesday morning knocking out power to a neighborhood. The power was out for about

Port Covington’s name celebrates defense of Baltimore during the War of 1812. From now on, it’s going to be known as Baltimore Peninsula. Or so they think.

SYRACUSE — Retired journalist Richard F. Palmer has released his 30th self-published booklet on the topic of historic railroads in New York state.

WATERTOWN — The Constable Hall Association and the Tug Hill Commission have announced the fifth live webinar in the “Constable Chronicles” series will be presented online.

Polls across the north country opened at 6 a.m. today, and while some may have voted early in person or by absentee ballot this year, all polling sites will remain

WATERTOWN - The Constable Hall Association and the Tug Hill Commission have announced the fifth live webinar in the “Constable Chronicles” series. Join them for an evening of “facts, fiction

CARTHAGE — From a young age, most people have had instilled in them the reaction to being caught on fire — stop, drop and roll. Tom Murphy and Rick Yarosh,

SACKETS HARBOR — HarmoNNY Performing Arts Community will present on Wednesday, Nov. 16, Selected Stories, which introduces a collection of stories rooted in Northern New York and pairs them with

Election Day is nearly here, and while some may have voted early in person or by absentee ballot this year, all polling sites open at 6 a.m. Tuesday in every

WATERTOWN — The former Cavallario’s Cucina at North Massey Street and Prospect streets may be the home for a restaurant with ties to Clayton, Sackets Harbor and Syracuse.