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POTSDAM — Kristin Towne will be swapping one principal position for another. Ms. Towne, who has been serving as principal in the Hammond Central School District was named high school principal in the Potsdam Central School District during a special board of education meeting on Tuesday. She takes over for Mark R. Bennett, who had been named to the new position of assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction. The position was established during the board’s June meeting. The new position replaces the former director of curriculum of instruction after Nicole Weakfall accepte...

BRASHER FALLS — Plans to site a solar farm in the towns of Brasher, Norfolk and Massena are moving forward, and the Brasher Town Board received the latest update during its meeting on Monday. Steve Le Fevre from Barton & Loguidice said the project proposed by North Side Energy Center, LLC has been deemed compliant, and $180,000 in “intervenor funds” are available to three towns and St. Lawrence County. Mr. Le Fevre is providing technical review services to the town as they review the proposed project. Barton & Loguidice is a full-service consulting firm that provides services i...

Thank you for your service! For that special day, Mr. Locke wore a shirt that bore the words “USS Seminole,” his ship that operated in the Pacific theater during World War II. James Stickney and Fred Cockayne present Donald Locke with a United States flag that had flown over the U.S. Capitol Building on the occasion of his 102nd birthday. Christopher Lenney/Watertown Daily Times Rep. John M. Katko sent his best wishes for the special occasion. He represents the 24th Congressional District, which includes all of Onondaga, Cayuga and Wayne counties, and the western portion of Oswego C...

In New York state, children as young as 7 can be arrested and charged as juvenile delinquents in family court. But is that age too young? It's a question being asked in the...

CANTON — Corey J. Kellison, 36, of Massena, was charged by St. Lawrence County sheriff’s deputies Monday with first-degree criminal contempt and aggravated family offense, both felonies.