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1812 Brewing Company to get $150K JCIDA loan to buy Maggie's on the River | Business - Vimarsana News

1812 Brewing Company to get $150K JCIDA loan to buy Maggie's on the River | Business

WATERTOWN — The 1812 Brewing Company will receive a financial boost to help acquire Maggie’s on the River and turn the popular taproom into a retail center to showcase its

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Political and community powerhouse John T. Sullivan fondly recalled - Vimarsana News

Political and community powerhouse John T. Sullivan fondly recalled

OSWEGO — John T. Sullivan Jr., who loved family, politics and community, died on Monday at the age of 76.

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Knights Start Strong: Hamilton's Dynamic Play Sets the Stage for Another Big Year – Oneida Dispatch - Vimarsana News

Knights Start Strong: Hamilton's Dynamic Play Sets the Stage for Another Big Year – Oneida Dispatch

After an offseason of questions and examinations, Hamilton head coach Tom Blackford is back to coach the Emerald Knights for another season. With the realignment and the last class rumored to be his last, Blackford decided against retirement. The 2022-23 Hamilton club had a remarkable run. Taking down Sackets Harbor in the Section III final […]

Uncommon deliverance: Dog bite leads Watertown woman on path to salvation - Vimarsana News

Uncommon deliverance: Dog bite leads Watertown woman on path to salvation

WATERTOWN — The scar on Margaret A. Mintz’s face is one of thanksgiving.

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State grants funds to 14 North Country economic development projects - Vimarsana News

State grants funds to 14 North Country economic development projects

The state is granting more than $57 million for 238 projects across New York State.