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The Grinch has stolen a Christmas tradition in one Upstate New York town. Whoville in the Harbor has been ordered to be taken down.

WATERTOWN — Developer Michael E. Lundy plans to build a nearly 30,000-square-foot medical center at Washington Summit, the medical complex that he owns on outer Washington Street in the town

CARTHAGE — The Carthage Little Theatre earned several awards from the Theatre Association of New York State for their production of “Mama Won’t Fly.”

Mark W. Barker, Jr., 93, of 149 E. Division Street, passed away on Thursday morning, September 1, at his residence surrounded by his loving family.

WATERTOWN — With COVID-19 related restrictions and regulations having been further relaxed for the start of the 2022-23 school year next week, there is much hope for finding a “new

With the busy summer tourism season winding down, businesses and tourist attraction operators are optimistic that the local industry is back to normal and that the COVID-19 pandemic is finally

THREE MILE BAY — A Watertown man plans to build a 12,000-square-foot events center along waterfront property on Route 12E, just outside the hamlet.

The Thousand Islands archipelago across the U.S.-Canada border has historic sights, a vibrant food and drink scene and a bevy of shipwrecks to explore.

More than two decades had passed since Mike Patten and his son John set foot on Galloo Island. Yet both continually obsessed about their island. Although the nearly 2,000-acre sanctuary sits six miles off

SACKETS HARBOR — The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is looking to identify a man who is alleged to have stolen power tools and batteries from a lumber company.