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Driver arrested after driving 92 mph on Margaret Street
Man faces multiple charges for DWI and personal property damages
Plattsburgh City Police arrested a man May 16 after he allegedly hit speeds of 92 mph while driving on North Margaret Street and later rammed five vehicles, including a marked police vehicle in an effort to escape police apprehension.
Feds rule on Tahawus railroad line
Appeal denied but exemption no problem
The federal Surface Transportation Board Monday, May 14 announced that it has ruled on the Saratoga-North Creek Railway’s case to operate the Tahawus Line from North Creek to the former mine in the town of Newcomb.
Our life coaches, Style and Substance, on being laid off
I was recently laid off from a job that I loved and where I thrived.
Lady Chiefs capture softball crown in Division I of CVAC, boys win
Track and Field, Softball, Golf, Baseball and Tennis Results
Fishless Joe
Notes from the North Woods
Almost every angler has suffered at least one embarrassing incident while pursuing fish.
Fur prices trending upward
Outdoor Tales
I used to love to trap. Some of my most fond memories growing up in the Adirondacks involve wading around bug-infested beaver meadows, a packbasket laden with steel traps tugging on my shoulders.
Plattsburgh man arrested for impersonating an officer
State Police in Dannemora arrested a Plattsburgh man on May 5 and charged him with impersonating a police officer.
Society needs to practice a little more empathy
From the Editor's Desk
President Obama publicly supported gay marriage.
It is time for citizen legislators, term limits
Thoughts from Behind the Pressline
I receive a lot of emails from North Country readers and even a few from folks around the country who find the column online.
