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OGDENSBURG NEWS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2010
- Lazio Claims He Can Create 1 Million Jobs
- Losurdo Updating & Consolidating Facility
- Bjork Admits To Oral Sex, Denies Rape
- County Exploring Ways To Help Public Defender
- Freshwater Jellyfish Found In St. Lawrence
- Help The Key Club Help Jerry's Kids
- Village & School Team Up To Alleviate HCS Traffic
- Heuvelton Parade Features Fort Drum Marching Band
- Lousiville Firefighter Accused Of Stealing $350 From Department
- Police Blotter
- Holiday Travel Made Easy With Enhanced License Or Passport
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2010
- Marching Band Finished Fourth In Voting, Now Awaiting Final Confirmation From Pepsi
- City Woman Recalls Valentine's Day Rape
- BOCES Consolidation Study Moving Forward
- North Country Receives $5 M For Housing Rehab
- Earl Can't Stop Labor Day Events
- Police Blotter
- Knights Of Columbus Offer Up Free Lunches
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2010
- Inmate Reduction Worries OCF
- Doheny Releases Attack Ad, Hoffman Responds
- County Eyes Cutting $5 M From Budget
- Heuvelton School Will Open As Scheduled
- Hammond Committee Continues Minus Duff
- 'Strategies For Whitetail' Seminar In City Sept. 9
- Demolition Of City-Owned Homes Continues On Track
- Surprise! Beer Already Taxed On Reservation
- Driver In Fatal Amish Crash Won't Be Charged
- Heat Wave Ending Before Weekend
- Police Blotter
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2010
- Kelly Era ComingTo An End
- 6-Year-Old Amish Boy Hit By Car And Killed
- Duff Resigns Positions After Pot Plants Found
- Organizations working to Reconnect Blind Bay To Chippewa Bay Project Dream Come True For Hamilton
- Canton Man Celebrates Transplant Anniversary
- Teen Victim Of Gang Assault
- African School Benefits From Student Charity
- Police Blotter
- Veterans Honored By Amvets With Banquet
- Dunking Booth Coming To Labor Day Celebration
MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2010
- Votes Still Needed For Heuvelton's Marching Band, Currently Ranked In Fifth Place Bulldogs 2 Days Away From Grant
- Canton Bringing Back Six Teaching Positions
- Cargo Shipments Up 17 Percent On Seaway
- Small's Taxpayer Party Petition Challenged
- Gateway Museum Hosts Craft And Artisan Show
- Youth Pheasant Hunt To Be Held Sept. 25
- Rugged Wench Competition Shows Girls Can Be Tough
- Police Blotter
- CU Students Enjoying New Student Center
- E.J. Noble Sponsors Antiques In The Park
SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 2010
- Going The Distance For Jules Of Life
- Literacy Of NNY Tackling Problem Volunteer Tutors Sought; Training Sessions Beginning Sept. 21
- Harvest Days To Show Off New Exhibit
- Ash Borers Not Found In North Country To Date
- Washington Finishes 5th Blues Album
- Area News Briefs Menacing Contempt Charge Gouverneur Fire
- Diocese Changing Text Of Prayers And Instructions
- Candidates Discuss Earmarks
- Police Blotter
- County Officials Told Appearances Matter
- Area News Briefs Locks To Close Pot Sales Driver Charged
- Tribes May Cut Out National Brand Cigarettes
- SLU Student Makes Trip On Bike From N.H. Home
- SLU's New Major Part Environmental Studies And Math
- Champagne Appointed ComLinks Prosecutor
- Franklin County Drug Task Force Keeps Fighting
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 2010
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2010
- School Supplies Still Needed Salvation Army Needs Donations To Help Hundreds Of Kids
- GreenMarket Fares Receive Rave Reviews
- Orientation Set For Wednesday LCS Awaiting Kindergartners
- Gateway Museum Hosts Crafts
- Hot Tomale Expanding Into Potsdam
- Potsdam Community Band Back For More Concerts
- Irvine's Attorney Wants Charge Dismissed
- Police Blotter
- Canton Village, DPW Contract Talks Are Stalled
- University Consortium Loses Out On Federal Funds For Efficiency
- Massena Man Admits To Raping 16-Year-Old Girl
- NYC Man Admits To Possessing Pot
- Assistant Public Defender Resigning Due To Workload
