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OGDENSBURG — City Council members will have some decisions to make as the 2024 budget process begins at City Hall. One will be how to deal with a projected $1.9

OSWEGATCHIE — United Helpers has plans to develop the former Pythian Beach as well as to renovate its now vacant adult home into apartments overlooking the St. Lawrence River.

OGDENSBURG — United Helpers rehabilitation and senior care center at 8101 Route 68 will close once its 106 residents have been transitioned to other facilities, which is expected to be by early September, according to a news release. United Helpers employees and residents were told by management Tuesday of the closure of the senior care center, formerly called RiverLedge Nursing Home. “An announcement of the plan to cease operations as a skilled nursing facility has been made to the residents and resident representatives, and work will begin immediately to assist residents with maki...

Sticking it out. United Helpers CEO Steve Knight did that during health care’s darkest hour. Now, he’s retiring as head of United Helpers.

Friday, May 14, 2021 - 5:52 pm OGDENSBURG – Todd Amo will serve as United Helpers fourth CEO, after their current CEO Steve Knight retires at the end of May. Amo Amo was hired by United Helpers in 2002 to serve as administrator of what was then known as United Helpers Canton Nursing Home. In 2013, he became the administrator for Sparx, and in 2015, he was promoted to executive vice president of operations. He will officially become CEO on May 28, following Knight's retirement. “I am thankful for the opportunity the board has given me. I am looking forward to working w...