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Primitive Snowshoe Biathlon returns in Lisbon March 2-3 - Vimarsana News

Primitive Snowshoe Biathlon returns in Lisbon March 2-3

LISBON — The Fort La Presentation Association will host its 10th annual Primitive Snowshoe Biathlon, at the St. Lawrence Sportsman Club, 58 Sportsman’s Club Road, on Saturday and Sunday, …

Ogdensburg Chamber's Car-B-Que event set Saturday - Vimarsana News

Ogdensburg Chamber's Car-B-Que event set Saturday

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Local group eyeing OBPA land for dog park; board airs concerns - Vimarsana News

Local group eyeing OBPA land for dog park; board airs concerns

OGDENSBURG — The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority board on Thursday evening heard from a local woman who is trying to open a dog park and is eyeing OBPA land.

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Sign to honor Ogdensburg couple's involvement in suffrage movement | St. Lawrence County - Vimarsana News

Sign to honor Ogdensburg couple's involvement in suffrage movement | St. Lawrence County

OGDENSBURG — An Ogdensburg woman and her husband, a former mayor of Ogdensburg, will be honored for their part in the suffrage movement with a sign by the William G.

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Opinion: Ogdensburg's SLC legislator Reagen says he will vote 'yes' on library - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Ogdensburg's SLC legislator Reagen says he will vote 'yes' on library

Wednesday, May 12, 2021 - 9:21 am The following editorial was submitted by St. Lawrence County Legislator James Reagen, who represents Ogdensburg. Fifty years ago, I opened a book in the Ogdensburg Public Library and learned that a British soldier bayoneted a 16-year-old boy just a block away on Ford Street during a battle in Ogdensburg during the War of 1812. The book introduced me to the unique role our community played in American history. Later, I learned about how native American warriors from Fort La Presentation raided frontier villages in the Mohawk Valley during ...