MASSENA BURGLARY BRINGS JAIL FOR LISBON TEEN—Massena Police arrested 17-year-old Andrew Jensen of Harper Road, Lisbon after he allegedly entered a residence on Brighton Street and got into an altercation with another male Saturday afternoon. Jensen was charged with a felony count of second degree burglary and lesser counts of criminal mischief, petit larceny, and attempted assault plus a marijuana violation. He was arraigned before Village Justice Eric Gustafson and committed in lieu of 10-thousand-dollars cash bail or 20-thousand-dollars bail bond.

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DENNIS MITCHELL OF BRASHER, 32, CHARGED WITH FELONY CONTEMPT RELATED TO SATURDAY DOMESTIC DISPUTE AND JAILED IN LIEU OF 5-THOUSAND-DOLLARS CASH BAIL OR 10-THOUSAND-DOLLARS BAIL BOND

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OBITUARIES:

Philomena “Mae” Thompson—69—St. Regis. Services 2pm Wednesday at St. Regis Catholic Church, Akwesasne 2pm Wednesday. Calling at Akwesasne Homemakers 2pm Thursday until Wednesday at 12:30pm. Arrangements are with Donaldson Funeral Home, Massena.

Becky Thompson—61—Canton. No services. Calling at Lawrence Funeral Home, Canton Thursday, March 1^st from 6-8pm