99 NEWS HEADLINES FOR THURSDAY, 9/23/10
POTSDAM DISSOLUTION STUDY COMMITTEE PLANS TO KEEP PROCESS CALM--The committee's paid consultant said last night the controversy surrounding dissolution studies, as evidenced by similar studies across the state, peaks as the document is completed and the government entity considers it--in this case the idea of the Village of Potsdam merging into the Town of Potsdam. The Committee suggested the creation of survey documents and other ways of gauging public sentiment before issues become too hot to handle. One idea suggested is to have documents available at both Village and Town offices for people who can not, will not, or do not access them on the internet. The consultant, CGR is handling the web presence for the committee, the new address is http://www.cgr.org/potsdam
ALSO ONLINE TODAY;
NEITHER HOFFMAN NOR DOHENY SAY 23RD CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY IS OVER, DESPITE DOHENY EDGING MORE AHEAD
FEDERAL HEALTH CARE REFORMS GO INTO EFFECT TODAY
STOCKHOLM MAN, 33-YEAR-OLD SCOTT BICKFORD LIVING IN POTSDAM ARRESTED ON FELONY COUNT FOR POTSDAM BANK BOMB THREATS, RELEASED TO PROBATION
RECREATION BUDGET TO BE DISCUSSED BY POTSDAM TOWN-VILLAGE JOINT BOARDS NEXT WEEK
PATTY RITCHIE WINS PETITION CHALLENGE, STAYS ON TAXPAYER LINE IN 48TH SENATE DISTRICT RACE
OBITUARIES:
Clara Conant--89--Canton. Services 12:15pm Friday at Lawrence Funeral Home, Canton. Calling hours 10am-12 Noon Friday at the funeral home
