99 NEWS FOR 12/31/10
HANK FORD: "THERE'S PLENTY OF REVENUE IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS"--The St. Lawrence County Conservative Party Chairman from Colton says if the state moved away from its leftist environmental agenda a little bit, it could see the money to fill budget gaps. Ford says canoes, kayaks, bicycles and other forms of non-motorized outdoor recreation, even hiking should be levied a user fee, the same way motorboats, four-wheel ATV's, motorcycles, and snowmobiles are. He says 'cutting down one lousy tree' per acre on every parcel of state-owned land, and harvesting the timber could generate hundreds of millions of dollars.
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JANET DUPREY, WHO REPRESENTS ADJACENT FRANKLIN COUNTY IN ASSEMBLY IS ONE OF THE 'DOUBLE-DIPPERS'
CANADIAN MAN WANTED FOR FRAUD IN FLORIDA, 40-YEAR-OLD TORONTO RESIDENT MARK MAREN PICKED UP AT OGDENSBURG PORT OF ENTRY AND JAILED
CHAIRLIFT MALFUNCTION ON WHITEFACE LEAVES 76 PEOPLE HANGING, ONE INJURY NOT SERIOUS
OBITUARIES
Marie Dowdle--88--Ogdensburg. Services 10am Monday at St. John's The Baptist Church, Madrid. Calling hours at Phillips Memorial Home in Madrid, Sunday 2-6pm
Dorothy Nash--91--Canton, formerly of Colton and Potsdam. Services Saturday, January 1st at 12 Noon at St.Mary's Church in Canton. No calling hours; arrangements are with Seymour Funeral Home, Potsdam.
