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St. Lawrence County Snowmobile Association to receive $10,000 from Polaris for trail relocation - Vimarsana News

St. Lawrence County Snowmobile Association to receive $10,000 from Polaris for trail relocation

COLTON — The St. Lawrence County Snowmobile Association will receive $10,000 in trail improvements from Polaris Industries on a crucial four-mile center section of the C8 snowmobile trail. …

Letter: Town Meeting Members Should Re-evaluate Glen Investment - Vimarsana News

Letter: Town Meeting Members Should Re-evaluate Glen Investment

To the Editor: We can agree that, to date, no revenue has come to the Town of Adams from the current Greylock Glen Outdoor Center project, since no components are operational. The components...

In Wolcott: Take a walk in proposed Community Forest - Vimarsana News

In Wolcott: Take a walk in proposed Community Forest

The Wolcott Community Forest Committee is holding a public walk of its proposed community forest property Saturday, Oct. 22, at 9 a.m., starting at the Wolcott ballfield on School Street.

Source: vtcng.com
Perkins, Beary to face off in Republican primary for St. Lawrence County District 7 seat - Vimarsana News

Perkins, Beary to face off in Republican primary for St. Lawrence County District 7 seat

POTSDAM — An incumbent Potsdam representative will face a Colton town councilor for St. Lawrence County’s District 7 legislative primary at the end of the month.

Source: nny360.com
Trespassing reported off new St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail - Vimarsana News

Trespassing reported off new St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail

Sunday, June 13, 2021 - 8:05 am CANTON - St. Lawrence County has received reports of individuals trespassing while using the newly re-established Multi-Use Trail. ATV/OHV operators are ignoring the signs where the trail intersects with the Pleasant Lake Road just west of the trooper shed and continuing towards the Dean Road. Once on this section, operators are trespassing on a number of trails they see along that road. Be advised that the trails outside of the designated signage in the area are on private land and only open to MOLPUS land club members. The New York State ...