99 NEWS FOR TUESDAY, 7/10/12
MASSENA GUN INCIDENT SENDS MAN TO JAIL--Village Police picked up 24-year-old Steven Colburn, with no current address Monday on misdemeanor and violation counts alleging he aimed a pellet rifle at passing motorists on Maple Street. Colburn was arraigned and sent to the county lockup on 750 dollars cash bail or the same bail bond.
COUNTY LEGISLATORS KEEP SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT BY FAILING RESOLUTION TO DIVEST ASSETS. A MOVE TO TAKE THE RESOLUTION OFF THE TABLE PASSED NARROWLY 8-7; AN AMENDMENT BY OGDENSBURG LEGISLATOR JOE LIGHTFOOT TO STUDY PRIVITAZATION OF THE SERVICE FAILED
SUNY CANTON SEEKS ASSISTANCE FROM PUBLIC TO HOUSE STUDENTS THIS FALL, APPLICATIONS AND ANTICIPATED ON-CAMPUS ENROLLMENT BREAK RECORDS
OGDENSBURG MAN WANTED ON PROBATION WARRANT, 21-YEAR-OLD COLEMAN LEGAULT, FOUND MONDAY HIDING IN A CRAWL SPACE AT HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW'S ON CRESCENT STREET
RIVER DISTRICT ASSEMBLYWOMAN ADDIE RUSSELL SAYS LEGISLATION CRIMINALIZING BATH SALTS POSSESSION AND SALE NEEDS TO BE PROPERLY-WORDED, SUBSTANCES IN THE FORMULAS CHANGE RAPIDLY
OBITUARIES:
Phyllis "Peggy" Gale--83--former Potsdam resident. Graveside services 2pm Saturday at Bayside Cemetery, Potsdam. Arrangements are with Peacock-Newnam and White Funeral and Cremation Services of Southport, NC
Mary Rowe--84--Massena. Services 2pm Wednesday at St.Mary's Church, Massena. Calling hours today 2-4, 7-9 at Donaldson Funeral Home, Massena with a Knights of Columbus Auxiliary ceremony today at 3pm at the funeral home.
