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Constableville- James P. Duppert, 81, a life resident of West Main St. and husband of Maureen, passed away on Wednesday, March 10, 2021, at the residence of his daughter, Judy,

Friday, March 12, 2021 - 8:46 am Above are L.E.A.’S Diner owners Steve and Tasha Bobardus, with Jeremiah S. Papineau, director of communications and foundation director for the VTC. Photo submitted by Jeremiah Papineau. HEUVELTON -- L.E.A.’S Diner in Heuvelton received the most votes for the People’s Choice Award at the 22nd Annual North Country Chili Cook-Off. The event was held in a new format this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We’re at a loss for words,” said Steven Bogardus, who owns L.E.A.’S Diner with his wife, Tasha. “We are shocked, honored a...

Economic developers have vision for vacant land, buildings WWNY Economic developers have vision for vacant land, buildings By John Pirsos | March 9, 2021 at 2:01 PM EST - Updated March 9 at 9:27 PM LYONS FALLS, N.Y. (WWNY) - Lyons Falls moves for a makeover to the former pulp and paper property. Economic developers want to completely redo two areas that are unoccupied. They’re hoping that will bring jobs back to the community. Some land along the Black River in Lyons Falls is vacant. And not far away, buildings at the former ReEnergy Lyonsdale biomass site are empty. But Lewis Count...

The 3 Willows Event Center was ready to pop champagne bottles at its first wedding reception at the new venue in Lyons Falls on July 25 of last year. But COVID-19 hit last March and the entire wedding reception season at the 500-seat wedding and event banquet center was canceled, leaving couples and 3 Willow Event Center owners hoping the 2021 season would be different. And it is different. Last month, the state released restrictive wedding guidelines leaving wedding reception venues scrambling at what the regulations mean and how to apply them. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced he was allowing ...

Lyons Falls – Beth Ann Gydesen, 61, passed away on February 21, 2021 at SUNY Health Science Center, Syracuse after a brief illness. She was born in Constableville on August 3, 1959 a daughter of Robert and Janet Blankman Gydesen. Beth grew up in Lyons Falls and graduated from South Lewis High School in the Class of 1977.She made her home with her parents and attended day hab at the ARC in Turin for her adult life. She loved the company of other people, taking a ride in the car, and especially loved the family camp at Brantingham Lake, where she would celebrate her birthday every year. Be...