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Power outages continue in southern Lewis County

People across southern Lewis County experienced power outages early Wednesday afternoon when severe thunderstorms with high wind moved through the area.

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CEOs, bosses and companies Gen Z's want to work for

Gender and race were identified as the top qualities of diversity by Gen Z, emphasising the need and expectation for appropriate programmes and commitment within companies.

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Local farmers markets ready to open for the season


As May ends and June begins, it’s time to escape the confines of the house and buy locally in fresh air markets. The opening of farmers markets for the season allow such excursions to pick up local produce and handmade goods.
The Carthage Farmers Market is changing its hours to 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Carthage Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Rebecca Wallen said, “We wanted to be there for the community members more.”
The previous time — 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. — was an obstacle to some residents.
The chamber director also noted live music would be returning to the market this season.

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Thunderstorm causes power outages in Lewis County


LOWVILLE — People across southern Lewis County experienced power outages early Wednesday afternoon when severe thunderstorms with high winds moved through the area.
Lewis County Emergency Services began receiving calls about downed trees and power lines at about 1:30 p.m.
The calls were “mainly” in and around the Constableville, Lyons Falls, Port Leyden and West Leyden fire districts, according to the news release about the incident.
The fire departments in those districts mobilized to help clear the roads of the debris.
“The volunteers worked well with their local highway departments in helping them to clear the roadways from the storm damage,” the release stated.

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New global research reveals Gen Z prioritize company values

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, LEWIS, the global marketing agency, revealed findings from its new global research on Gen Z and the future of the workplace. Conducted...

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Copenhagen 6K raises $3K for global water projects


COPENHAGEN — A 6-kilometer (3.7 miles) walk or run would tire anyone out.
That’s the average distance people in developing countries have to walk every day to collect water that is often unsafe to drink. To raise money to help fund water projects, a local World Vision Global 6K for Water was held Saturday, starting at Copenhagen Central School.
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organizaton with a focus on helping children around the world, including the United States. These runs help fund its efforts of providing water to communities that lack easy access to clean water.
Copenhagen has been hosting a 6K for five years.

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Lewis County prepares to stimulate opportunities with federal pandemic aid dollars

LOWVILLE — Federal stimulus funds have created an opportunity for counties to address some of the most looming issues and lay the ground work for growth on many levels. For

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Help with benefit sign-up available for veterans in Lowville on Friday, Saturday


LOWVILLE — For veterans who find navigating the benefits available through the Department of Veterans Affairs and applying for them a daunting task, help will be available this week in Lewis County.
The American Legion Post 162 is holding an open house event at which the Watertown Mobile Vet Center and the VA representative in Jefferson County will be available to help vets sign up to receive or increase existing benefits through the administration.
The open house will be held on Friday and Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the 5383 Dayan St. post.
“If you have never applied for VA benefits or wish to increase what you have, this is your chance,” the news release on the event stated.

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New look, new health care provider and newly cut ribbon at the Copenhagen Health Center


A small opening ceremony was held at the Route 12 center Tuesday afternoon.
Julie L. Emery, FNP, who grew up in Lewis County and graduated from Beaver River Central School, embraced the opportunity to come back to the north country to practice.
Prior to her return, she was working in family practice in South Carolina after receiving her master’s degree in nursing, family nurse practitioner, from the University of South Carolina in May 2018. She was working as a registered nurse for five years prior to her advanced schooling.
“There’s just something about home and every time I’d come to visit I would just be reminded how much I love it here,” Ms. Emery said about her decision to return. “I really like the small-town community feel of this.”

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Lewis County nursing home suspends visitation again as staff members test positive for COVID


LOWVILLE — Two positive COVID-19 tests in staff members have led to the suspension of all visitors to the Lewis County nursing home again.
According to a news release issued by the Lewis County Health System on Tuesday evening, the cases were identified during weekly staff testing that has continued even as the number of COVID cases have diminished in the community. The facility is in the process of testing all residents and staff, called “outbreak testing,” which is required by the state Department of Health visitation guidelines when a new case of COVID-19 is identified, as is the suspension of all visitation.

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