99 NEWS FOR FRIDAY, 10/7/11
INTERNATIONAL NEWS COVERAGE FOR RITCHIE ON BORDER CAUCUS--The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation "All In A Day" radio program interviewed 48th District State Senator Patty Ritchie and Leeds-Grenville Canadian Senator Robert Runciman Thursday on the caucus co-chaired by Ritchie, Runciman, and Ritchie's GOP colleague in the New York Senate, Joe Griffo. The caucus had its first meeting Thursday in Ogdensburg. Movement of people and goods across the international border is one of the priority items the caucus will deal with. Ritchie says she believes both Capitol Hill and Parliament Hill will listen to the caucus.
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POTSDAM VILLAGE PLANNERS GIVE UNANIMOUS, UNCONDITIONED APPROVAL AND NEGATIVE SEQRA DECLARATION ON CLARKSON UNIVERSITY HILL CAMPUS GREEK-THEME HOUSING DEVELOPMENT NEAR "CAMP;" 19-FOOT-DEEP DRAINAGE POND IS PART OF THE PROJECT
MASSENA BURGLARY SUSPECT 17-YEAR-OLD NORMAN ROCHEFORT ALLEGEDLY TOLD A WOMAN WHO MADE A POLICE STATEMENT AGAINST HIM HE WOULD KNOCK HER TEETH DOWN HER THROAT, WAS ARRESTED ON A FELONY WITNESS INTIMIDATION CHARGE AND JAILED
OGDENSBURG MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY BEAT UP LIVE-IN GIRLFRIEND, 28-YEAR-OLD PATRICK REGAN ARRAIGNED AND JAILED
SENECA FALLS VILLAGE OFFICIALS SAY NO ASSURANCES ARE IN PLACE FORMER VILLAGE RESIDENTS WILL BENEFIT FROM TAX REVENUE GENERATED BY THE LARGEST LANDFILL IN THE STATE, ONCE THE VILLAGE DISSOLVES INTO THE TOWN OF SENECA FALLS IN JANUARY
POTSDAM LAWRENCE AVENUE CHILDREN PRE-K THROUGH GRADE THREE LEARN 'SCRUBBY BEAR' SONG FROM HIGH SCHOOL CIVICS STUDENTS; ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF HAND-WASHING TO KEEP FROM GETTING SICK
OBITUARIES:
Terry Paige--48--Colton. Graveside Services 11am today at Pleasant Mound Cemetery, Colton. No calling hours; arrangements are with Buck Funeral Home, Colton.
