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Former Indiana County District Attorney Patrick Dougherty, 47, touts his passion about the legal system, and his experience. “With the challenges of COVID-19 the next judge needs to be able to step in and get right to work,” Dougherty said. “My courtroom experience is unmatched, whether it is criminal jury trials, civil litigation or family law,” he went on. “Since 2002, you would be hard pressed to find a lawyer who has spent more time in the courtroom than I have. I have handled all types of criminal matters ranging from murder to speeding tickets.” - Advertise...

This week an artist who has traveled the world to install sculptures made with sticks and saplings began working on a new piece outside Maryland Hall in Annapolis, and the public is welcome to view the installation and completed work, which will be in place for one to three years, depending on the weather.

The three candidates for Indiana County Court of Common Pleas met at Renda Broadcasting and Digital’s Studios this morning to discuss several issues related to their position. One of the topics discussed by the candidates was what would be done differently or the same if they were elected.  Patrick Dougherty said that he would like to see a mental health court go in to the county’s court system.

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the Enterprise staff From front, Wild Center Executive Director Stephanie Ratcliff leads state Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, Assemblyman Billy Jones and others on the center’s Wild Walk in August 2018. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone) TUPPER LAKE — The Wild Center will reopen today after its annual month-long closure for spring cleaning. The nature-based science center in Tupper Lake will be outdoor-only for now. Open elements include the Wild Walk, the Forest Music experience and hiking trails across the 115-acre campus. The indoor portion (restrooms excepted) remains tempor...