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President Donald Trump said on Friday that he was suspending trade talks with Canada.
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Two residents are suing the city of Plattsburgh after the Common Council approved a controversial police chief appointment and failed to release two consultant reports on the department.
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The Village of Lake Placid is considering revisions to its local noise ordinance. A public hearing this week drew dozens of businesses and residents opposed to the changes.
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Longtime Plattsburgh City Councilor Elizabeth Gibbs has unexpectedly resigned her seat.
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It has been a decade since New York state and beyond were in the midst of a massive manhunt after two inmates escaped from the Clinton Correctional prison in Dannemora.
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Upstate legislators and agricultural advocates are decrying a proposal in the New York State Legislature that would limit the size of dairy herds to 700 cows.
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The famed Whitney Park property in the Adirondacks and the Cady Hill mansion in Saratoga Springs have been sold to a Dallas, Texas, developer. While the business deal means a windfall for one local town, and potential economic benefit for the region, environmental advocates have concerns.
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A coalition of environmental and water-policy groups is calling on the New York state legislature to pass a measure that would limit road salt use statewide.
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A former Willsboro, New York official has pleaded guilty to stealing from the town and the county fair.
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CV-TEC in Plattsburgh held its first signing ceremony today in which students studying the trades sign contracts with local employers.
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The Adirondack Park Agency has given the go-ahead for two new areas to use an herbicide that is becoming more common in the region.
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Memorial Day parade ends at the Plattsburgh Barracks Veterans Park, where veterans held an annual ceremony honoring those lost in the nation’s conflicts.